Draft National Tourism Policy 2022 12 th

10.3.2. Information and Signage
The Policy recognizes timely and accurate information and way-finding (e.g. signs, 
maps, websites, apps, available in multiple languages) to help tourists confidently 
navigate a city or region. The Ministry of Tourism will accordingly work with other 
Ministries, State Governments and Destinations to provide information and signage 
at all the tourism destinations and attractions to help the visitors. 
10.3.3. Feedback regarding Travel Experience
The Policy accords highest value to tourist experience. In order to improve the tourist 
experience, critical evaluation of the total transport experience, including the quality 
of connections between travel modes, the convenience, comfort and attractiveness 
of transport hubs, and solicit feedback from tourists will be taken to better 
understand the problems they encounter and potential ways to enhance their 
experience. 
10.4. 
Roadways
10.4.1. Seamless and barrier free road travel
The Ministry of Tourism will work with Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, 
National Highways Authority of India and State Governments to achieve seamless 
travel through signal free and fast-moving corridors connecting tourist destinations, 
allowing tourists more time to experience the destination. State Governments will 
ensure decongesting illegal encroachment on and along National / State Highways 
and other roads leading to tourist destinations.
10.4.2. Master plan for Road Connectivity
The Ministry of Tourism will map all the important tourist destinations and 
attractions on GATI Shakti and carry out a gap assessment for road connectivity. 
These gaps through GATI Shakti master plan and feedback from the States for new 
roads or strengthening and widening the existing roads will be prioritized and a 

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master plan for road connectivity to tourist destinations and attractions will be 
prepared.