Bihar Tourism Minister Arun Shankar Prasad Archives

Patna: In a move to enhance tourism accessibility and digital infrastructure, the Government of Bihar has launched a new online portal aimed at simplifying accommodation bookings for both domestic and international travellers. The portal, developed by the Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation, was officially inaugurated by Tourism Minister Arun Shankar Prasad. Accessible at www.bstdcmis.bihar.gov.in, the platform features a modern online booking system integrated with a management information system (MIS), enabling users to easily access real-time availability and make reservations across 38 BSTDC-operated hotels located at key tourist destinations in Bihar. Boosting Tourism Infrastructure The initiative is expected to significantly improve the overall visitor experience by: Streamlining hotel bookings Providing centralized access to accommodation information Enhancing transparency and operational efficiency The platform is designed to cater to the growing number of tourists visiting Bihar’s prominent destinations, including cultural and heritage sites such as Bodh Gaya and Nalanda. Government Leadership & Vision The launch event was attended by key officials including: Nilesh Ramchandra Devre, Tourism Secretary Nand Kishore Rajesh Roshan along with other senior officials and staff from the tourism department and corporation. Driving Digital Tourism Growth This initiative aligns with Bihar’s broader strategy to digitize tourism services, improve accessibility, and attract a larger share of both domestic and international travellers. By leveraging technology, the state aims to strengthen its position as a key cultural and spiritual tourism destination in India. Follow Travel Trade News social media channels for the latest updates on travel, tourism, aviation, hospitality, and industry news. To publish your news, press releases, or industry updates, reach out to us at connect@ttnconnect.world

Bihar Tourism Launches New Online Portal to Simplify Hotel Bookings Across State

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