International Conference on Youth Tourism 1991

 International Conference on Youth Tourism 1991

भारतीय डाक विभाष  DEPARTMENT OF POSTS INDIA

Youth Tourism is a world phenomenon which accounts for more than 17 percent of all international travel. Youth Tourism has an annual growth rate of 6.5 percent, and is developing at a much faster pace than the 4 percent growth rate registered by international tourism. Its development into a mass movement is already a success story in some countries. However it is acknowledged that a largely untapped world market exists comprising one billion young people. They are going to experience significant qualitative and quantitative changes in the universe, due to swift technological developments and the ensuing transformation of global society. Also, keeping in mind that at present tourism ranks among three major export industries in the world, alongside oil and automobiles, the political and economic stakes of tourism are indeed very high. For the first time, an inter-governmental conference on Youth Tourism is being hosted by the Government of India, under the aegis of the World Tourism Organisation, from November 18-21, 1991 at New Delhi. The Conference will explore various facets of youth Tourism-the political, economic, social and cultural significance of a vast movement of young people across the continents. to learn about other environments and lifestyles. Youth Tourism therefore has a special significance in the process of educating youth, in preparing them for contemporary life in present day societies, and in safeguarding the spirit of greater understanding and accommo-dation that comes through travel and interaction with other cultures and people. Social tourism, and the access of young people with limited means to travel, should be of vital concern for the developing countries and for all forward looking nation.


One of the most important objectives of the ICYT-91 is to draw up a set of global recommendations for the development and promotion of Youth Tourism. If adequately supported by policies of national governments, this dynamic flow of Youth Tourism will undoubtedly leave an indelible imprint on the 21st century as an important factor of peace within the international community, for the future.

The ICYT-91 holds a special significance for India with its nearly 270 million youth, who, like their contemporaries elsewhere, seek opportunities for crossing frontiers and for enlarging the horizons of their world.

Text: Courtesy Department of Tourism.

Description of Designs

The stamp and FDC are based on the art work provided by the Department of Tourism. The cancellation has been designed by Mrs. Alka Sharma.

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TECHNICAL DATA 

Date of issue जारी करने की TAरीख 18.11.91


पैसे मूल्यवर्ग Denomination        650

कुल आकार सें.मी. 3.91×2.90 Overall size

मुद्रण आकार    cms. सें.मी.    Printing size 3.55×2.54cms.

प्रति शीट संख्या Number per issue sheet 35 रंग ... बहुरंगी Colour... Multi Colour छिद्रण 13×13 Perforation कागज ... आयात किया हुआ बिना जलचिहन वाला ग्रेव्योर  डाक टिकट कागजPaper ... Imported Un W/M adhesive Gravure Coated Stamp Paper


मुद्रण प्रक्रिया ... फोटोग्रेव्योर

Printing Process Photogravure

मुद्रित डाक टिकटों की संख्या

Number Printed

मुद्रण... इडिया सिक्यूरिटी प्रेस

Printed India Security Press मूल्य रु. 1/- Price Re. 1/-

Designed and produced by the Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Ministry of 1 & B., Govt. of India, New Delhi, for the Department of Posts and printed at Kuldip Press, New Delhi.- 110028

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