Mumbai: In an unprecedented initiative, approximately 32 Lakh of temples worldwide, predominantly in India, which covers an economy worth around RS 6 Lakh million rupees, are about to establish a network chain under a Singular Federation This aims to develop, operate and manage tourism and spiritual circuits systematically, ensuring that temples are accessible to the general public efficiently and transparently. To update this objective, the Convection and exhibition of international temples (ITCX) 2025, the largest conclave in the world dedicated to the administration and administration of the temple, is scheduled in the conventions of Asha, Tipati, between February 17 and 19. Organized in collaboration with Anthyodayaya Prataththan, the ITCX 2025 Amalgamate Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist and Jain Institutions, which provide a vibrant platform to establish contacts, strengthen and modernize the ecosystems of the temple worldwide while preserving their rich cultural heritage.
“Initially, he will witness the participation of approximately 2000 Devotional institutions In 58 countries and will show more than 111 speakers, 15 workshops and knowledge sessions and more than 60 positions at the Expo. The Convention, called ‘Mahakumbh of the temples’ – ITCX, strives to implement resolutions to improve the devotee experience through participation, empowerment and increased temple economy. ITCX 2025 will facilitate global collaboration among temple leaders, policy formulators and industry experts, focusing predominantly on progressive Temple management Beyond religious aspects, “said Prasad Lad, president of the ITCX. The ITCX has already reached more than 12000 temples worldwide.
Post-pandemic, spiritual tourism He has taken the center of the stage with a substantial increase in the number of travelers worldwide. For example, the VAishno Devi temple receives 32,000 to 40,000 pilgrims every day, from 10,000 to 15,000 during the same period before the pandemic. Meanwhile, at least one Lakh of people visit the Golden Temple in Amritsar Daily, exceeding pre-pandemics figures. A similar pattern is observed in the south in the Guruvayur temple in Kerala, where daily visitors vary from 6,000 to 7,000, compared to the 4,000 pre-candid account. It is estimated that the travel and tourism industry only employs more than 80 million people in India, with an interannual growth rate greater than 19 percent. The global Religious Tourism Market It is projected to reach USD 2.22 billion in 2032 with an annual compound rate of 6.25 percent, a prognosis of an indicated KPMG study.
The issues that will be discussed in the Convention cover an integral range of temples operations, from fund management and crowd control to sustainability and security protocols, with special emphasis on modernizing the management of the temple through AI, tools Digital and Fintech solutions. Key approach areas include Langar or food distribution systems, waste management and recycling, sustainable energy practices and legal compliance. Discussions cover essential community services such as medical aid, educational programs and charity initiatives, all aimed at creating more efficient and socially shocking temples ecosystems, said Giron Kulkarni, founder of Temple Connect, a platform to document and digitize information about the temples of The temples of India. origin.
ITCX 2025 has obtained the support of the Government of India through the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of Culture and the Indian Incredible Initiative, with Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) that join as a present partner. The Convention is also strengthened by the support of the Archaeological Service of India and Tourism and endowment joints of Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka and other Indian states. “India, home of more than 450,000 sites of religious and cultural heritage, is a spiritual pilgrimage deposit and reference points. While some sites enjoy generalized recognition due to organic reach, innumerable less known religious destinations remain in large part Inexplored, hidden gems within local communities. Travelers around the world, “said a KPMG study.
“In line with the vision of the prime minister to preserve Bharat’s cultural and spiritual heritage, ITCX aims It imports how small or remote, deserves access to world -class governance models that improve their religious, cultural and economic importance.
