AICTE Activity Report on “TOURISM PROMOTION - INNOVATIVE APPROACHES”

The rapid evolution of modern tech framework opens massive opportunities to revitalize India’s heritage and rural tourism landscape. This project, undertaken as part of the mandatory AICTE Activity Point Programme, examines and implements cutting-edge, tech-driven methods to promote less-explored tourist sites. Traditional tourism relies heavily on physical guides and physical brochures, which often limits visibility and creates information gaps for modern travelers. To solve this issue, our group carried out a 14-day field investigation at a regional heritage site to isolate structural, educational, and logistical pain points. By merging core engineering skills with local public policy goals, we deployed an ecosystem of self-guided QR codes, multi-language digital flipbooks, and strategic social media markers to make historic timelines immediately accessible on smartphones. This field implementation directly supports rural businesses and protects cultural areas by adding zero-plastic campaigns and mapping local artisan shops. Ultimately, this activity shows how simple digital interventions can scale the visibility of heritage locations, bridge technical education with societal welfare, and build a lasting framework for sustainable tourism.

• Document: AICTE Activity Report on “TOURISM PROMOTION - INNOVATIVE APPROACHES”
• Category: AICTE Activity Report
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• Creator: SOMESHAK