Maharashtra Tourism Department Receives Enthusiastic Response at TTF Hyderabad 2026

Mumbai, October , 2026: The Maharashtra Tourism Department participated in TTF Hyderabad 2026, a major travel and tourism exhibition held at the HITEX Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad from October 9 to 11, 2026. The department set up a dedicated pavilion to showcase the state’s diverse tourism offerings, which drew an enthusiastic response from visitors. During the exhibition, Telangana’s Honourable Minister for Tourism and Culture, Shri Jupally Krishna Rao, and Advisor to the Honourable Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Nasir Aslam Wani, visited the Maharashtra Tourism pavilion.

Shri Vijay Jadhav, Deputy Director (Tourism), Government of Maharashtra, welcomed the dignitaries and briefed them on Maharashtra’s rich historical and cultural heritage, along with its varied tourism attractions. The pavilion highlighted the state’s many travel experiences, including cultural and heritage tourism, spiritual destinations, wildlife and nature tourism, beaches, adventure activities, agro-tourism and experiential travel. The exhibition helped disseminate information about Maharashtra’s tourist destinations to a wider audience and created opportunities to attract investment in the tourism sector and engage with stakeholders.

Organised by Fairfest Media Limited, TTF Hyderabad is an important trade platform for the travel and tourism industry in South India. The exhibition brought together tourism departments from various states, travel agents, tour operators, hoteliers, tourism management organisations and other industry stakeholders. The Maharashtra Tourism Department’s pavilion received an enthusiastic response from visitors throughout the event. Through its dedicated pavilion, the department presented the many facets of tourism in Maharashtra.

Shri Vikas Pansare (IAS), Director of the Directorate of Tourism, Government of Maharashtra, said, “TTF Hyderabad 2026 provides us with an important platform to showcase Maharashtra’s rich historical and cultural heritage, along with its diverse tourism attractions, to travellers and tourism professionals from across the country. The response to our pavilion is encouraging and reflects the importance of such platforms in promoting the state’s tourism potential. These exhibitions help us increase awareness of Maharashtra’s destinations, strengthen relationships within the tourism industry and explore new opportunities for collaboration. We remain committed to promoting lesser-known destinations alongside our popular tourist attractions, ensuring that more people get the opportunity to discover the many experiences Maharashtra has to offer.”

Maharashtra’s participation in TTF Hyderabad 2026 marks another step in the state’s efforts to strengthen its presence in the national tourism market. By showcasing its diverse destinations, building industry partnerships, and creating greater awareness of its tourism offerings, the department aims to attract more visitors and further establish Maharashtra as one of India’s leading tourism destinations.