A panel discussion on Day 1 of the Kerala for All conclave, on January 31, in Kochi x
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R.K. Nithin
The second day of ‘Kerala for All’, the two-day knowledge conclave on inclusive and accessible tourism jointly organised by Kerala Tourism and The Hindu, is structured around governance, institutional direction, innovation, and sector-wide implementation.
Building on the conceptual and design-led discussions on opening day, day two brings policymakers, administrators, practitioners and industry leaders together to outline pathways to embed inclusive thinking into the future of Kerala’s tourism landscape.
Kerala for All conclave Day 1 highlights
The two-day conclave, being held in Kochi, explores themes such as accessibility, gender inclusion, digital enablement, infrastructure design, mobility planning and hospitality readiness, to translate global best practices into actionable insights for Kerala.
The conclave features an eminent gathering of Ministers, senior government officials, experts in accessible and inclusive design, representatives from United Nations agencies, urban planners, architects, infrastructure specialists, hospitality leaders, industry associations, NGOs and community voices.
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