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Odisha to seek Centre’s support for cross flow of tourists among Eastern Indian states- Panigrahi

Konark, Jan 23 (UNI) Odisha government will seek support of Union Government in formulating a policy to enable cross flow of tourists among eastern Indian states, tourism and culture minister Jyoti Prakash Panigrahi said.
It would be wonderful if tourists visiting Andhra Pradesh or West Bengal to have a look at our beautiful state and the vice versa, Mr Panigrahi said addressing the inaugural ceremony of National Tourism Conference, organised in association with FICCI here at the Eco Retreat tourism.
He said a comprehensive package must be formulated in this regard and sought the support of the central government.
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