World Tourism Day SEP 27

World Tourism Day – September 27

2025 Theme (UNWTO): “Tourism and Peace – Building Bridges Across Cultures.”

Message: “Travel opens minds, connects hearts, and brings the world closer.”

1..Purpose

To help students understand how tourism supports economy, culture & peace

To encourage responsible and sustainable travel habits

To celebrate the beauty of diversity and heritage

2..Primary School (Classes 1–5)

🎯 Focus: Fun & Discovery

Tourism Parade: Students dress up as famous monuments or traditional costumes (Taj Mahal, Eiffel Tower, etc.).

Drawing / Colouring Activity: “My Dream Holiday Place.”

Show & Tell: Children bring postcards, photos, or souvenirs from a place they visited.

Storytime: Teacher shares a folktale from another country/state.

Travel Song / Rhyme: Sing a simple travel-themed song together.

3..Middle School (Classes 6–8)

🎯 Focus: Curiosity & Cultural Learning

Poster Making: “Incredible India” or “Sustainable Tourism.”

Tourism Quiz: Identify world monuments, flags, and tourist spots.

Mini Exhibition: Create stalls showcasing different Indian states or countries with food samples, costumes, and facts.

Virtual Tour: Watch a virtual tour of a world wonder (e.g., Machu Picchu, Pyramids of Egypt).

Speech Competition: Topic – “Why Tourism is Important for Our Country.”

4..High School (Classes 9–12)

🎯 Focus: Critical Thinking & Awareness

Essay Writing: “Tourism as a Tool for Global Unity.”

Debate: “Tourism – Boon or Bane for Local Culture?”

Photography Contest: Best pictures of local heritage sites or nature spots.

Travelogue Writing: Students write about their favorite trip or a dream travel destination.

Cultural Day: Invite local artisans, folk dancers, or storytellers to share their culture.

5..College Students (Arts, Science, Commerce, Engineering)

🎯 Focus: Sustainable Development & Global Thinking

Panel Discussion: “Tourism & Sustainable Development Goals.”

Model Making / Exhibition: Eco-friendly tourism destinations and their features.

Field Visit: Local heritage site or eco-park followed by student presentations.

Entrepreneurship Challenge: Students propose ideas for local tourism start-ups.

Social Media Campaign: Promote hidden local gems under hashtag #MyTownMyPride.

6..Nursing / Medical Students

🎯 Focus: Health Tourism & Community Awareness

Health Talk: “Medical Tourism in India – Opportunities & Challenges.”

Poster Display: Role of nurses and doctors in health tourism.

Case Study Discussion: How international patients are handled in Indian hospitals.

Workshop: Communicating with foreign patients – language & cultural tips.

Volunteer Drive: Students guide tourists at nearby hospitals or health camps.

7..Campus-Wide Activities (All Levels)

Travel Photo Booth: Set up a corner with cutouts of monuments & maps for pictures.

World Map Installation: Students place pins on countries they wish to visit.

Cuisine Festival: Food stalls featuring international or regional cuisines.

Tourism Pledge:

> “I will travel responsibly, respect local culture, and protect nature.”

Tourism Fair: Invite local travel agencies or tourism boards for stalls and career talks.


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