3-day tourism fair begins in Kolkata before Puja, overflowing crowd

Bengali’s best festival Durga Puja is still few months late. During Puja, there are not less people who pack their bags and go out. Keeping that in mind, the three-day Tourism Fair 2026 (Tourism Fair 2026) has started in Kolkata. The fair started with much fanfare at Kolkata’s Khudiram practice center on Friday. The fair will continue till next Sunday.

Blue Eye India Private Limited, which has been successfully organizing tourism exhibitions and travel exhibitions across the country for a long time, is also in charge of this fair in Kolkata. The main aim of the entrepreneurs is to bring together the travel enthusiasts, various tour operators and tourism departments of the states under one roof. As a result, tourists will easily find new attractive tourist destinations and services. This fair is a golden opportunity to finalize your favorite travel plan in the face of the festival.

Ministry of Tourism of India, West Bengal Tourism Department, Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board, Andhra Pradesh Tourism and Chandigarh Tourism have participated in this year’s tourism fair. Apart from the tourism departments of various states, numerous leading travel agencies, hoteliers and tour operators of the country have stalls here. Blue Eye India Director Subrata Bhowmik said, this fair is not just an ordinary exhibition, it is an important platform to expand the tourism industry as a whole and open up new possibilities.

Chander Hat at the opening ceremony of the fair. Eminent actor Ambarish Bhattacharya, Travel Agents Association of Bengal General Secretary Uttam Das, India Tourism Regional Director Pranab Prakash and Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board Deputy Director P. K. Gautam. Pranab Prakash said from the opening stage that the West Bengal Tourism Department is taking several positive steps to improve the quality of tourism in the state and India Tourism is also very active in the development of tourism in the state. All in all, the presence of common people was noticeable from the first day of the fair.