Pakistan Tourism Official Says AI Could Help Promote Country's Tourism Sector
PTDC Managing Director Aftab-ur-Rehman Rana said artificial intelligence and technology offer new ways to engage youth in promoting Pakistan's tourism potential.
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The managing director of the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC), Aftab-ur-Rehman Rana, said artificial intelligence and technology offer promising new avenues for promoting the country's tourism sector, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
Rana said these tools could be particularly effective in engaging Pakistan's youth in innovative ways to showcase the country's tourism potential.
The comments reflect a broader push by tourism authorities in various countries to incorporate digital and AI-driven marketing strategies as they compete for international visitors.
APP's report did not detail specific AI initiatives or platforms the PTDC plans to adopt, nor did it include a timeline for any new technology-driven promotional campaigns.
Pakistan's tourism sector, which includes historic, cultural and natural attractions, has been the focus of government efforts in recent years to boost visitor numbers and diversify the country's economy.
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