AIHM Celebrates “World Tourism Day”

By Tricitynews Reporter

Chandigarh 27^th September:- Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Hotel Management, Catering and Technology, Sector-42D, a premier institute providing hospitality education, an autonomous body under Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, celebrated “World Tourism Day” with zeal and fervor.

Keeping in mind the great old saying “ Athithi Devo Bhavah” which literary means the “Guest is God” ,the students of the institute visited the Chandigarh Railway station , Chandigarh airport to overwhelm the passengers by giving them a rose bud and wishing them “Happy tourism Day” with a wide smile. Around 100 students of the Institute also displayed a great passion for tourism while participating in “Run for Tourism” at Sukhna Lake organized by Chandigarh Administration.

The Institute organized many competitions which were held on an inter college level. Around 200 students from various colleges and institutes around the city like GCG-42, GCG-11, CIHM, Home Science College, Punjab University, and State Council of Educational Research participated in these competitions enthusiastically and made this event a joyous success. The competitions held to celebrate this occasion were:

·         Flower Arrangement

·         Best out of Waste

·         Photography

·         Poster making

·         Rangoli making

The participating students were judged on the criteria of relevance with the theme and creativity. The winners of the events were:

·         Flower Arrangement :  Ms Srishti (AIHM)

·         Best Out of Waste : Mr Shreeram Pareek (CIHM)

·         Photography : Mr Sushant Sharma (AIHM)

·         Poster Making :Ms Tanya Sharma (AIHM)

·         Rangoli making :  Ms Swarna Jha and Mr Vikrant (AIHM)

One of the Judges at the event said that the participants have truly captured the essence of nature with their photography and their floral incarnations. Our beautiful city of Chandigarh has been done justice in the posters by the students.

This was followed by a cake demonstration by Chef Sucharu Sharma, faculty of the institute which was open to general public.

Mrs. Bharti Tyagi, the principal of the Institute commended the students for their creativity and said that tourism offers a wonderful connecting thread between visitor and host community. Such contact between people of different backgrounds is a very foundation for tolerance. In the world struggling for peaceful coexistence, tourism builds bridges and contributes to peace. It makes me contented to see the competitive spirit among participants and I hope to organize many such events for the future. The day concluded with the award ceremony for acknowledging the efforts of the winners.