Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Morcote, Switzerland, to Explore Lakeside Heritage and Cultural Tourism

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Morcote, Switzerland, to Explore Lakeside Heritage and Cultural Tourism

MORCOTE, SWITZERLAND: Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chair Indo Swiss Film and Cultural Forum, President of AAFT School of Hospitality & Tourism, Founder of Noida Film City, and an advocate of film and cultural tourism, visited Morcote, one of Switzerland’s most picturesque lakeside villages, situated on the beautiful shores of Lake Lugano.

Renowned for its charming waterfront, historic architecture, narrow lanes, traditional buildings and spectacular natural surroundings, Morcote offers an exceptional example of how a small village can preserve its cultural identity while attracting visitors from across the world.

During his visit, Dr. Marwah experienced the village’s tranquil atmosphere and distinctive architectural character, observing how its natural beauty and heritage combine to create an unforgettable tourism experience. Morcote demonstrates the importance of preserving local traditions, maintaining historic surroundings and presenting a destination’s unique identity to international travellers.

Speaking about his experience, Dr. Sandeep Marwah said, “Morcote is a beautiful example of the harmony between nature, heritage and community life. Its charm lies in its simplicity, scenic beauty and cultural character. Such destinations offer valuable lessons in sustainable tourism and heritage preservation.”

Dr. Marwah emphasised that India, with its numerous historic villages, heritage towns and scenic destinations, can further strengthen tourism by developing authentic cultural experiences and promoting local traditions internationally.

The visit reflects his continued commitment to advancing film and cultural tourism as instruments of heritage preservation, economic opportunity and international friendship, guided by his philosophy of “Love, Peace and Unity Through Art and Culture.”

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Lugano, Switzerland, to Explore Tourism, Culture and International Collaboration

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Lugano, Switzerland, to Explore Tourism, Culture and International Collaboration

LUGANO, SWITZERLAND: Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chair Indo Swiss Film and Cultural Forum, President of AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism, Founder of Noida Film City, and an advocate of international cultural diplomacy, visited Lugano, Switzerland, to experience its distinctive blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage and modern urban development.

Situated along the picturesque Lake Lugano and surrounded by the magnificent Swiss Alps, Lugano offers an inspiring combination of scenic landscapes, elegant architecture, hospitality and cultural experiences. The city reflects how natural attractions and a vibrant cultural environment can contribute to a destination’s international appeal.

During his visit, Dr. Marwah explored the city’s atmosphere and observed its potential as a centre for tourism, leisure and cultural engagement. He expressed admiration for the harmonious relationship between nature, urban planning and the visitor experience.

Speaking about his visit to press at Hotel Splendide Royal Lugano , Dr. Sandeep Marwah said, “Lugano is a beautiful example of how nature, culture and tourism can come together to create an unforgettable destination. Every country can learn from international experiences and adapt innovative ideas to promote its own heritage and tourism potential.”

Dr. Marwah emphasised that India and Switzerland have opportunities to strengthen cooperation through cinema, art, fashion, education, hospitality and cultural exchanges. He also highlighted the role of film and cultural tourism in encouraging international understanding and creating new avenues for collaboration.

The visit reflects Dr. Marwah’s continued commitment to promoting “Love, Peace and Unity Through Art and Culture” and building bridges between nations through tourism, creativity and international friendship.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Pisa, Italy, to Explore Its Monumental Heritage and Cultural Tourism

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Pisa, Italy, to Explore Its Monumental Heritage and Cultural Tourism

PISA, ITALY: Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chair Indo Italy Film and Cultural Forum, President of AAFT School of Hospitality & Tourism, Founder of Noida Film City, and an international advocate of film and cultural tourism, visited Pisa, Italy, to study its magnificent monuments, historic architecture and rich cultural heritage.

Pisa, globally celebrated for its iconic Leaning Tower and remarkable architectural legacy, offers an inspiring example of how historical monuments can become powerful symbols of national identity and major attractions for international tourism.

During his visit, Dr. Marwah explored the city’s historic surroundings and observed the significance of architectural conservation, heritage presentation and cultural storytelling in creating memorable experiences for visitors. The city’s distinctive character demonstrates how centuries-old monuments can continue to inspire generations while contributing to tourism, local enterprise and international cultural recognition.

Speaking about his experience, Dr. Sandeep Marwah said, “Pisa is a remarkable destination where history, architecture and culture come together to create a lasting impression. Its monuments communicate the achievements of earlier generations and demonstrate how heritage can become a valuable bridge between nations and people.”

Dr. Marwah emphasised that India, with its extraordinary wealth of forts, palaces, temples, historic cities and archaeological treasures, has immense opportunities to strengthen heritage tourism through innovative promotion, conservation and international collaboration.

He further highlighted the important role of cinema, photography and cultural events in bringing historic destinations to global audiences.

The visit reflects Dr. Marwah’s continued commitment to promoting film and cultural tourism as powerful instruments of economic development, heritage preservation and international friendship, inspired by his guiding philosophy: “Love, Peace and Unity Through Art and Culture.”

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Venice to Explore Global Tourism and Cultural Heritage

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Venice to Explore Global Tourism and Cultural Heritage

VENICE, ITALY: Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chair Indo Italy Film and Cultural Forum, President of AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism, Founder of Noida Film City, and an advocate of film and cultural tourism, visited Venice, Italy, to observe its world-famous tourism model, architectural heritage and unique cultural experiences.

Known for its enchanting canals, historic palaces, magnificent bridges and artistic traditions, Venice offers an extraordinary example of how cultural heritage can become a powerful attraction for international tourism. Dr. Marwah explored the city’s distinctive character and observed how its historic environment, hospitality services, local businesses and cultural identity contribute to its global appeal.

Speaking about his visit, Dr. Marwah said that Venice represents a remarkable blend of history, creativity and tourism. He emphasised that understanding successful international destinations can provide valuable lessons for developing India’s tourism potential and presenting its cultural wealth to visitors from across the world.

Dr. Marwah also highlighted the important relationship between cinema, art, culture and tourism, noting that films and cultural activities can inspire people to discover new destinations and experience different traditions.

He expressed the view that India, with its rich heritage, diverse landscapes, historic monuments and vibrant cultural festivals, has tremendous opportunities to strengthen international tourism through innovative promotion and global collaboration.

The visit forms part of Dr. Marwah’s broader interest in studying international tourism practices and exploring new ideas to advance film and cultural tourism as instruments of economic development, cultural exchange and international friendship.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Explores Florence to Study International Tourism and Cultural Heritage

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Explores Florence to Study International Tourism and Cultural Heritage

FLORENCE, ITALY: Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chair of Indo Italy Film and Cultural Forum, President of AAFT School of Hospitality & Tourism, Founder of Noida Film City, and a strong advocate of cultural tourism, visited Florence, Italy, to explore its rich heritage, tourism infrastructure and innovative approaches to attracting international visitors.

Speaking to the press at Hotel Radisson Blu Florence, Dr. Marwah expressed his admiration for the magnificent city, describing Florence as a fascinating destination where history, art, architecture and modern hospitality come together to create an unforgettable experience.

“Florence has so much to offer. Every street, every historic building and every cultural landmark invites visitors to discover something new. The old city is particularly captivating, with its timeless charm, artistic treasures and vibrant atmosphere,” said Dr. Marwah.

During his visit, he explored cultural attractions, historic locations, retail establishments, hotels and restaurants to understand how Florence presents its heritage while delivering memorable experiences to tourists from across the world.

Dr. Marwah observed that the city offers valuable lessons in destination management, heritage conservation, hospitality, tourism promotion and the integration of culture into the visitor experience. He emphasised that India, with its extraordinary diversity of history, traditions, architecture and performing arts, has immense potential to develop similar world-class tourism experiences.

The visit reflects Dr. Marwah’s continued interest in promoting film and cultural tourism as powerful instruments of economic growth, international friendship and cultural exchange.

He expressed confidence that learning from internationally acclaimed destinations such as Florence could inspire new ideas for strengthening India’s tourism ecosystem and showcasing its cultural wealth to the world.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Milan to Strengthen Indo-Italian Cultural and Business Relations

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Milan to Strengthen Indo-Italian Cultural and Business Relations

Milan, Italy: Dr. Sandeep Marwah, renowned media personality, President of Marwah Studios, Founder of Noida Film City, and Chair of the Indo-Italian Film and Cultural Forum, visited Milan, Italy, to strengthen bilateral relations through art, culture, cinema and business cooperation.

The visit followed an invitation extended by the Honourable Antonio Tajani, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Italy, during his visit to New Delhi, reflecting the importance of strengthening engagement between the creative and professional communities of India and Italy.

During his visit to Milan, Dr. Marwah met Sir John Martin Thomas, President of the Association of Republic of Italians in the World–India Chapter, and Alberto Carlo Rivolta, a renowned Italian businessman. Discussions focused on expanding opportunities for collaboration in film production, cultural exchange, tourism, education and business, with an emphasis on building meaningful partnerships between the two countries.

Dr. Marwah was honoured by Dr. Paolo Donato Bertorelli, Mayor of Menconico, Italy, in recognition of his contribution to promoting international friendship and cultural relations. The interaction further highlighted the potential of local and international partnerships in strengthening ties between India and Italy.

Dr. Marwah also visited Suryanagara Ashram in Milan, where he met Maestra Emy Blesio, who honoured him for his efforts in advancing Indo-Italian relations through art and culture.

Speaking about the visit, Dr. Sandeep Marwah said that India and Italy share tremendous potential for cooperation in cinema, fashion, design, music, tourism, education and business. He emphasised that cultural diplomacy can create lasting bonds between nations and open new avenues for mutual growth.

The successful visit reinforced Dr. Marwah’s commitment to advancing the Indo-Italian Film and Cultural Forum and strengthening friendship between the two countries through “Love, Peace and Unity Through Art and Culture.”

Indo Nicaragua Film and Cultural Forum Launched to Build A New Bridge of Friendship Between India and Nicaragua

Indo Nicaragua Film and Cultural Forum Launched to Build A New Bridge of Friendship Between India and Nicaragua

NOIDA, INDIA: In a significant initiative to strengthen international friendship and cultural diplomacy, the Indo-Nicaragua Film and Cultural Forum was formally launched at Marwah Studios, Film City, Noida, bringing together distinguished leaders from politics, diplomacy, media, defence, business and the entertainment industry. The initiative marks a promising step towards building stronger people-to-people connections between India and Nicaragua through the universal languages of cinema, art, culture and creative expression.

The Forum was launched in the distinguished presence of Vijay Goel, Former Union Minister and Vice Chairperson, Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti; H.E. Ms. Nadeska Imara Cuthbert Carlson, Ambassador of Nicaragua; Dr. Ajit Pathak, President, Public Relations Society of India (PRSI); Brig. Sujit Narain, YSM, SM (Gallantry), Secretary, Rajya Sainik Board, Government of NCT of Delhi; Dr. Subhash Goyal, CMD, STIC India; Richa Mehta, model and actor; and Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI) and Founder of Noida Film City.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah was nominated as the Chair of the Indo-Nicaragua Film and Cultural Forum, while H.E. Ms. Nadeska Imara Cuthbert Carlson, Ambassador of Nicaragua, graciously accepted the patronship of the Forum. Their association provides a strong foundation for advancing the initiative’s vision of fostering mutual understanding, encouraging cultural interaction and creating lasting connections between the two nations.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Sandeep Marwah said, “India and Nicaragua have immense potential to develop meaningful partnerships in films, television, media, art, culture, tourism and education. Cinema is one of the most powerful instruments of cultural diplomacy because it enables nations to share their stories, traditions, values and aspirations with the world. The Indo-Nicaragua Film and Cultural Forum will serve as a bridge between our two countries, creating opportunities for filmmakers, artists, media professionals, educational institutions and young creative minds to come together.”

Dr. Marwah further emphasised that the Forum would seek to translate goodwill into concrete initiatives through film screenings, international festivals, cultural delegations, workshops, seminars, artistic exchanges, educational interactions and opportunities for collaborative productions. He highlighted the importance of empowering young talent and encouraging institutions from both countries to explore new avenues of professional and creative cooperation.

Reaffirming the philosophy that guides his international cultural initiatives, Dr. Marwah said that the Forum would work towards promoting “Love, Peace and Unity Through Art and Culture,” using the creative industries as a force for international understanding, friendship and shared progress.

H.E. Ms. Nadeska Imara Cuthbert Carlson, Ambassador of Nicaragua, welcomed the establishment of the Forum and expressed her appreciation for the initiative. She emphasised that culture provides a meaningful bridge between nations, enabling people to connect beyond geographical distances through cinema, music, art and shared cultural experiences. She expressed optimism that the Forum would encourage closer interaction between the creative communities of India and Nicaragua and contribute to a stronger bilateral cultural relationship.

The Ambassador also highlighted the richness of Nicaragua’s cultural heritage and the importance of increasing awareness of Nicaragua in India and India in Nicaragua. She expressed the hope that the Forum would create valuable opportunities for emerging filmmakers, artists, students and cultural ambassadors to exchange ideas, discover each other’s traditions and develop collaborative projects with international reach.

Operating under the aegis of the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI), the Indo-Nicaragua Film and Cultural Forum will work towards establishing a sustained programme of cultural and creative engagement between the two countries. Its proposed areas of cooperation include cinema and television, media and communication, music and performing arts, cultural heritage, tourism promotion, media education, student exchanges and professional networking.