Radio Brisvaani
Brisbane, October 26(Australia India News Newsdesk)
Kerala Tourism has engaged with Australia’s travel industry to explore new business opportunities and promote tourism exchanges between India and Queensland at a business-to-business (B2B) meeting held in Brisbane.
The Consul General of India in Brisbane, Neetu Bhagotia, delivered the opening remarks, emphasising the importance of strengthening tourism cooperation and developing closer connections between the two regions, according to the Consulate General of India.
Director of Kerala Tourism Anjana M, IAS, resented the state’s varied tourism attractions and highlighted opportunities for Australian travel operators to collaborate with Kerala’s tourism industry.
Around 40 tour operators attended the meeting, participating in B2B discussions aimed at identifying business opportunities and developing partnerships. A networking session followed, allowing industry representatives to establish contacts and explore potential areas of cooperation.
The event provided a platform for Kerala Tourism to connect directly with Australian travel businesses and showcase the state’s tourism potential to the Queensland market.
The initiative also highlighted the role of tourism industry partnerships in strengthening commercial links and encouraging greater people-to-people exchanges between Australia and India.
