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Call to tap tourism potential
Call to tap tourism potential. The Department of History and Tourism of Maris Stella College organised a programme at its premises on Saturday to mark World Tourism Day 2015.
The Department of History and Tourism of Maris Stella College organised a programme at its premises on Saturday to mark World Tourism Day 2015. Prof E Siva Nagi Reddy, former director of State Art Gallery, Hyderabad, spoke on this year’s theme `One Billion Tourists – One Billion Opportunities’. He explained the significance of tourism as a global phenomenon for sustainable growth.
Head of Department of History G Beulah, faculty members VV Ramana, PV Sridevi, G Sunitha, N Sailaja and others were present Students showcase culinary skills History students organised a food festival at the degree college on Saturday.
The students, who formed themselves into 17 teams, prepared as many as 108 vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. The mouth-watering dishes displayed at the food festival included both traditional and contemporary. College principal KV Anand lauded the initiative of students.
