A delegation of tourism professionals from the UK, US, Germany, and Australia will journey through Uttar Pradesh, exploring its diverse tourist attractions from April 22 to 30. Organised by the UP Eco Tourism Development Board, this familiarisation trip aims to showcase the state's tourism potential to a global audience. 

The itinerary includes the Chambal Safari, a special perfume-making workshop in Kannauj, visits to Dudhwa National Park, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, and Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary, followed by exploration of historical sites in Lucknow. 

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The delegation will then proceed to Prayagraj to visit the Sangam Ghat and other historical sites, including the renowned Planters Bungalow farm stay. The trip will conclude in Varanasi with a visit to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, participation in the Ganga Aarti, and experiencing local arts and cuisine. 

Tourism and Culture Minister Jayveer Singh stated that this trip aims to familiarise foreign tour operators with key destinations, encouraging them to promote Uttar Pradesh tourism internationally, ultimately boosting foreign tourist arrivals.