The policy was presented to G V Krishna Reddy, Minister of Tourism – Government of India, during the two-day knowledge camp organized by the Ministry in Delhi as part of the Mission Mode exercise for Visit India Year 2023.
The Wedding Tourism Policy draft is a significant step towards establishing India as a premier wedding destination globally. It is expected to provide a structured approach to the wedding industry’s growth and development in India, creating job opportunities and boosting the economy.
Speaking on the occasion, Samit Garg, President EEMA, said, “We believe that this policy will not only benefit the wedding industry but also contribute significantly to the country’s tourism sector. I thank all my colleagues at the Wedding Council for their sustained efforts in making this possible.”
The Ministry of Tourism has been working towards making India a preferred destination for weddings and events. Speaking about the policy, G V Krishna Reddy said, “The Wedding Tourism Policy is a welcome step towards establishing India as a premier wedding destination. We are committed to providing all the necessary support to the industry and working towards the growth of the sector.”
The policy draft was prepared by a team of experts from EEMA, the Wedding Council, and Deloitte, with inputs from key stakeholders in the industry like Rajeev Jain, Prerana Saxena, Sabbas Joseph and Chetan Vohra.
