Tourism ministry’s new website to make pan India travel easy
16 Oct 2013 1:33 AM GMT
Tourism ministry on Tuesday launched an innovative website to make it easy for tourists to walk or drive through the most-visited cities in India by providing all tourism-related information at one place.
The ministry has joined hands with Genesys for launching ‘Walking Tours’ at www.wonobo.com, where details of 12 major cities, including Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi regarding route map, famous eateries, monuments and parks are uploaded.
The site will soon cover 54 cities in the country.
‘The ministry is partnering with Genesys to create a Walking Tours platform, one of the first such initiatives to be undertaken in any country,’ tourism secretary Parvez Dewan said after the launching of the site.
‘We believe this innovative and entertaining technology will make it extremely easy for tourists to walk or drive through our most-visited cities.’
The site will be linked to the Incredible India website.
‘It will add a completely new facility to our Incredible India campaign. Now, instead of having paper brochures, one can have all details in electronic format. The facility will be a great help for our domestic and foreign tourists,’ Dewan said.
Sajid Malik, CMD of Genesys, said, ‘Decades of global experience in the geopatial domain has enabled us to build India’s first and most comprehensive navigation platform that also incorporates social media.’
The ministry has joined hands with Genesys for launching ‘Walking Tours’ at www.wonobo.com, where details of 12 major cities, including Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi regarding route map, famous eateries, monuments and parks are uploaded.
The site will soon cover 54 cities in the country.
‘The ministry is partnering with Genesys to create a Walking Tours platform, one of the first such initiatives to be undertaken in any country,’ tourism secretary Parvez Dewan said after the launching of the site.
‘We believe this innovative and entertaining technology will make it extremely easy for tourists to walk or drive through our most-visited cities.’
The site will be linked to the Incredible India website.
‘It will add a completely new facility to our Incredible India campaign. Now, instead of having paper brochures, one can have all details in electronic format. The facility will be a great help for our domestic and foreign tourists,’ Dewan said.
Sajid Malik, CMD of Genesys, said, ‘Decades of global experience in the geopatial domain has enabled us to build India’s first and most comprehensive navigation platform that also incorporates social media.’
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