Tawang, Oct 23 : Deputy Commissioner Tawang, Namgyal Angmo, today reviewed preparations for the upcoming International Tourism Mart (ITM) 2026, scheduled to be held in Tawang from October 28 to 31. The review meeting assessed the progress made by various sub-committees and discussed the arrangements required for the successful conduct of the prestigious tourism event.
The meeting was attended by Assistant Commissioner Tenzin Jambey, Assistant Commissioner Kyidphel Sangey Norbu, Zilla Parishad Members Tenzin Monpa and Sonam Nordzin, Deputy Superintendent of Police Togum 
Gonggo, District Tourism Officer Tsering Dekey, along with representatives of various departments, stakeholders and members of the concerned sub-committees.
During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on various aspects of the event, including delegate reception, transportation, sightseeing arrangements, visits to villages and major tourist attractions, and overall logistical coordination. The reception and facilitation of delegates, including international participants, from Sela Pass to Tawang headquarters were also discussed to ensure a smooth, comfortable and memorable experience for visitors.
The meeting further deliberated on organising familiarisation tours to lesser-explored destinations in Tawang district after the conclusion of ITM 2026 for interested dignitaries and delegates. The initiative aims to showcase the district’s unexplored tourism potential, rich 
cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes and unique village experiences.
Emphasising the importance of road connectivity and visitor comfort, the Deputy Commissioner informed that the concerned authority responsible for the Sela road had been requested to ensure proper maintenance of the road stretch for the convenience and safety of tourists visiting Sela Lake and other destinations en route to Tawang.
The Deputy Commissioner also stressed the need to maintain cleanliness and sanitation across all major tourist 
destinations. Mass cleanliness drives have been proposed at prominent tourist spots, including Tawang Monastery, with the active participation of concerned departments, local institutions and other stakeholders.
Regarding visitor management at Tawang Monastery, the Deputy Commissioner requested  the monastery administration to ensure that tourist vehicles are not allowed to park outside the Chhamleng Gate and to make proper arrangements for the maintenance and upkeep of public conveniences for visitors.
The Deputy Commissioner urged all concerned departments, sub-committees and stakeholders to work in close coordination, complete pending arrangements within the stipulated timeframe and ensure that Tawang presents itself as a clean, well-organised and welcoming destination for national and international delegates.
The International Tourism Mart 2026 is expected to provide an important platform to showcase the tourism potential of Tawang and Arunachal Pradesh, promote lesser-known destinations, strengthen tourism partnerships and create greater visibility for the region’s unique natural and cultural attractions.

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