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    Opinion | Tourism & Heritage

    Tourism Is an Ecosystem: Why the Northeast Must Prioritize Destination Management Over Promotion

    BySMS BORDOLOI July 16, 2026July 16, 2026

    Every tourist returns home with two souvenirs. One fits into a suitcase. The other stays in memory. It is that second souvenir—the sum of every interaction, every smile, every inconvenience, every meal, every journey and every conversation—that ultimately defines a destination’s reputation. Tourism, therefore, is not merely about attracting visitors. It is about managing experiences….

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  • Tea garden workers plucking fresh tea leaves in a lush upper Assam tea estate under clear blue skies, surrounded by tall shade trees and vibrant green plantations.
    Business & Economy | Economy of NE India | Tourism & Heritage

    Tinsukia: With Arunachal on Its Doorstep, Should It Evolve From Commercial Hub to Tourism Gateway?

    ByThe Quantiq Editorial November 28, 2025November 28, 2025

    Why Tinsukia Matters — More Than Just Commerce Tinsukia has long been known as a commercial hub in Upper Assam — owing to its tea gardens, plywood/wood-product industries, and a vibrant local economy. But beyond commerce and industry, Tinsukia’s strategic location and transport infrastructure give it a unique potential: to act as a “gateway city”…

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