Which of the following was agreed as the key outcome of the second India-Italy Joint Working Group on Tourism?
- A.A visa-free travel arrangement between the two countries
- B.Setting up focused technical groups and designating points of contact
- C.A joint tourism promotion fund of fixed size
- D.Merging the two national tourism boards
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Explanation
The correct answer is setting up focused technical groups and designating points of contact. This was described as the key outcome of the meeting, and its purpose is to carry forward the areas of cooperation that were identified, namely exchange of tourism data, promotion of lesser-known destinations, cine-tourism, destination twinning, skilling and capacity building, and business-to-business engagement, and to keep stakeholders talking between formal sessions. Option A, a visa-free arrangement, was not agreed and would involve entirely different ministries. Option C, a joint fund of fixed size, sounds plausible for a bilateral mechanism but no such fund was announced. Option D, merging the two national tourism boards, would be an unusual step that no country takes with another. So option B is right.
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Practice Questions
Which edition of the India-Italy Joint Working Group on Tourism was held on 29 September 2026?
- A.First
- B.Second
- C.Fourth
- D.Sixth
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The India-Italy Joint Working Group on Tourism met for the second time on 29 September 2026, co-chaired by the Secretary in India's Ministry of Tourism and the Secretary-General in Italy's Ministry of Tourism.
Read the full explanation →ENIT, which took part in the India-Italy Joint Working Group on Tourism, is which organisation?
- A.Italy's national railway operator
- B.The Italian National Tourism Board
- C.Italy's civil aviation regulator
- D.An Italian hotel industry association
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ENIT was part of the Italian delegation, which also included senior officials of Italy's Ministry of Tourism, its Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the Embassy of Italy in New Delhi.
Read the full explanation →The two sides discussed tourism cooperation in the context of which proposed bilateral observance?
- A.India-Italy Year of Trade and Investment 2026
- B.India-Italy Year of Culture and Tourism 2027
- C.India-Italy Year of Science and Innovation 2028
- D.India-Italy Year of Youth Exchange 2030
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At the meeting the two delegations examined the opportunities that this proposed observance would open for tourism cooperation, with the aim of further strengthening cultural and tourism exchanges between the two countries.
Read the full explanation →How many countries and companies are members of LeadIT?
- A.13 countries and 19 companies
- B.19 countries and 33 companies
- C.33 countries and 19 companies
- D.19 countries and 13 companies
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The platform has grown to that size since it began, and thirteen of the member companies are Indian, which is why the environment ministry could convene a sizeable domestic gathering of steel, cement and transport firms in New Delhi.
Read the full explanation →Where will the third phase of LeadIT be launched?
- A.At COP31 in Antalya, Turkiye
- B.At the World Economic Forum in Davos
- C.At the UN Climate Action Summit in New York
- D.At a summit in Stockholm
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The Union Environment Minister and the Swedish Ministry of Climate and Enterprise will launch the third phase at the LeadIT Industry Leaders Roundtable held during that climate conference, on 17 November 2026.
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