Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced a transformative vision for the city during a tourism stakeholder conference, aiming to position Delhi as a global tourism destination rather than just a transit hub. The upcoming tourism policy will incorporate expert feedback on various sectors, including heritage, spiritual, digital, and medical tourism. Gupta emphasized Delhi's potential to attract international visitors by showcasing its iconic landmarks such as the Parliament of India, India Gate, and historical sites like the Red Fort and Qutub Minar. The government plans to enhance the tourism experience through large-scale cultural events and improved infrastructure, including the establishment of a Delhi Tourism Board and a single-window clearance system. Partnerships with organizations like Agoda and MakeMyTrip Foundation will further support digital innovation and sustainable tourism initiatives. The Chief Minister expressed optimism that these efforts would lead to tangible outcomes, making Delhi a preferred destination for tourists.