(Watch IATO
President Subhash Goyal on youtube
at http://youtu.be/tYTJmZOvwu4 and http://youtu.be/9eYIOlmLBZE )
In
light of a strong response to the newly launched Electronic Travel
Authorisation (ETA), The Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) ushered in
2015 urging the government to expand the said facility to over 100 countries
from 43 countries at present.
“The
online ETA applications have crossed 26,000 mark in a short duration since its
launch on 27 November 2014. However, we are of the opinion that the results
will be even better once the said facility is further made available to atleast
100 countries,” said IATO President Subhash Goyal.
“We
know that the present government has been pro-tourism since its inception in
May 2014 under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. We are willing
to contribute our bit and are committed to doubling the inbound market in next
3-4 years. All our members now should strive to double their business, so that
our collective vision of realizing the true potential of our incredible India
destination is realized and benefits of growth are spread to even the remotes corner,”
he added.
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| The IATO's First luncheon meet in 2015 also gave its members an opportunity to bid farewell to Parvez Dewan and welcome the Lalit K Panwar in presence of the officials of MOT and also MHA. |
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