I am deeply honoured and humbled to receive this recognition from the Hotel and Restaurant Association of Assam (HRAA) on November 30, 2024. This award is a tribute to everyone who has been a part of my journey—my family, my team, my peers, the tour operators of Assam, the hospitality industry, and the vibrant communities that make Assam so extraordinary.
May this honour inspire us all to embrace tourism’s transformative power, touching lives and showcasing Assam as a shining beacon of culture, natural beauty, and unmatched hospitality.
I am profoundly grateful for this cherished milestone. Thank you!
A meaningful journey through Assam begins not only with landmarks but with the people who bring destinations to life. Tourist guides and sarothis are often the first link between travellers and places, acting as storytellers, safety managers and cultural interpreters. Through their role, they shape… Read more: Destination Assam: Where Tourist Guides Training Shapes Tourism
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