Jubilee Memorial College celebrated World Tourism Day today which was organized by the YUVA Tourism Club, JMC.

Before the grand celebration, the YUVA Tourism Club at Jubilee Memorial College hosted a story writing competition themed ‘From Roots to Routes: Safeguarding Culture and Traditions in Tourism.’ The competition garnered overwhelming participation from 33 talented students, all striving to raise awareness about the significance of preserving our cultural identity during tourism experiences.

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Akumyala, Vice Principal of Jubilee Memorial College, announced the eagerly awaited results of the competition. She noted, “The story writing competition allowed our students to express their creativity and knowledge, contributing to the larger conversation about cultural preservation in tourism.”

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Three exceptional students claimed the top honours. Tiasunep Aier (Semester III) secured the First Position, receiving a prestigious certificate and a cash prize of Rs 3000. Easter (Semester III) claimed the Second Position, earning a certificate and a cash prize of Rs 2000. Lastly, Ketinenla Amlari (Semester V) clinched the Third Position and was rewarded with a certificate and a cash prize of Rs 1000.

Following the program, members of the YUVA Tourism Club actively engaged in a Swachhata Pakhwada (Cleanliness Drive) from the college premises to Milak junction. The dedicated team was divided into groups, diligently collecting litter along the way. “Our commitment to cleanliness mirrors our commitment to responsible tourism,” noted one of the club members.

The occasion was hosted by Tsüngrosenla Jamir, Assistant Professor and highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage and traditions in the realm of tourism.