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Tech, people, cultural economy key to unlocking tourism: Shekhawat

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  • Gajendra Singh Shekhawat says cultural capital should gain a larger role in economic policy
  • He identifies technology and human capital as key to unlocking tourism
  • A stronger tourism policy focus could benefit India’s hotels and travel sector

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