Rajasthan Domestic Travel Mart 2026

Federation of Hospitality & Tourism of Rajasthan (FHTR), in association with the Department of Tourism, Government of Rajasthan, is pleased to announce the 6th edition of the Rajasthan Domestic Travel Mart (RDTM), which will be held from 17th to 19th September 2026 at the iconic B.M. Birla Convention Centre, Jaipur.

Building on the outstanding success of its previous editions, RDTM 2026 is set to be an even larger and more impactful platform dedicated to showcasing the vast diversity of Rajasthan’s tourism and hospitality sector. The event aims to promote the state’s unique offerings while creating meaningful business opportunities for industry stakeholders.

Recognised as Rajasthan’s premier B2B tourism and hospitality mart, RDTM brings together key players from across the travel and tourism ecosystem under one roof. The event serves as a vibrant marketplace connecting hoteliers, luxury experience providers, travel agents, tour operators, wedding planners, event managers, airlines, tourism boards, policymakers, media representatives, and influencers.

As a celebration of Rajasthan’s rich heritage, culture, luxury, and experiential tourism, RDTM provides exhibitors and brands with an exceptional platform to gain high-value visibility, build strategic partnerships, and engage with an influential network of tourism professionals from across the country.

The mart offers a unique opportunity for exhibitors to showcase destinations, hospitality products, tourism experiences, and allied services to leading buyers, decision-makers, and industry experts from various regions of India. It serves as a catalyst for business growth, networking, and collaboration within the travel industry.

RDTM 2026 enjoys the support of several prominent tourism and hospitality associations, including the Hotel & Restaurant Association of Rajasthan, Indian Heritage Hotels Association, Rajasthan Association of Tour Operators, Indian Association of Tour Operators, and the Association of Domestic Tour Operators of India, along with numerous other renowned national tourism bodies.

Over the years, RDTM has played a significant role in strengthening Rajasthan’s position as one of India’s most sought-after travel destinations. By fostering partnerships, encouraging innovation, and creating new business opportunities, the event continues to contribute to the sustainable growth and development of the tourism ecosystem in the state and across the country.

Marwar Travel Mart Jodhpur
2026

Federation of Hospitality & Tourism of Rajasthan (FHTR), with support of the Department of Tourism, Government of Rajasthan, is organizing the first edition of Marwar Travel Mart Jodhpur which will be held from 20th to 22nd September 2026 at the Amritam Palace, Jodhpur.

The primary objective of the Mart is to showcase the timeless charm, rich cultural heritage, and immense tourism potential of the Marwar–Thar region to the travel and hospitality fraternity from across India. The event aims to position the region as a leading destination for heritage tourism, destination weddings, cultural and experiential travel, desert adventures, luxury hospitality, and rural tourism.

The Mart will bring together prominent tour operators, hoteliers, destination wedding planners, event curators, travel writers, bloggers, influencers, and tourism stakeholders from across the country, creating a dynamic platform for networking, business opportunities, and destination promotion.

The focused nature of such regional tourism marts plays a vital role in developing and promoting sector-specific and short-duration holiday products. Contemporary travel trends indicate a growing preference among travellers for self-drive vacations and short breaks of four to five days, rather than extended state-wide itineraries. By strategically positioning the Marwar–Thar region as a complete destination in itself—offering magnificent forts and palaces, desert landscapes, vibrant arts and crafts, unique cultural traditions, luxury experiences, and authentic rural encounters—the State can effectively capitalize on this evolving travel behaviour.