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  https://www.tripsavvy.com/must-see-ghats-in-varanasi-1539761 These Ghats are Interesting and Attention-Grabbing By Sharell Cook Updated on 10/31/19 Nick Green/Getty Images There are almost 100 ghats—places with steps leading down to the water—along the holy Ganges River in Varanasi . The main group contains around 25 of them, and it extends from Assi Ghat north to Raj Ghat. The ghats date back to the 14th century but most were rebuilt, along with Varanasi, in the 18th century by Maratha rulers. They are either privately owned or have special significance in Hindu mythology, and are primarily used for bathing and Hindu religious rituals. However, there are two ghats (Manikarnika and Harishchandra) where cremations are solely performed. A highly recommended, albeit touristy, thing to do is take a dawn boat ride along the river from Dashashwamedh Ghat (the main ghat). A walk along the Varanasi ghats is also a fascinating experience,

https://www.traveltrendstoday.in/news/india-tourism/item/10913-create-city-convention-bureaus-to-realise-the-potential-of-mice-in-india  The global MICE industry is estimated to be upwards of US$800 bn and India’s share pre covid was estimated to be around 1% despite the natural and cultural advantages of India as well as India being one of the highest growing economies. In each vertical of MICE, be it meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions, the recall value of the Indian MICE is considered low. The sector requires a clear roadmap to undertake various measures to tackle pressing challenges of the MICE segment. MICE sector has the strongest direct correlation to the GDP, more than any other tourism sector. It contributes to income generation and creates huge employment opportunities, provides an impetus to hospitality services including sectors like accommodation, food and beverages, convention services, transportation, tourism, and entertainment. Thus, our fir