Farmer is our Nation’s pride and Tourist is our Nation’s wealth,
Isn’t it our responsibility to equally look after their health?
The plight of farmers today is a reason of alarm,
Thus, Agri Tourism believes in "Farm in the family and Family in the Farm"

Agri Tourism India (ATDC) is moving beyond traditional approaches of Tourism by introducing Agriculture Tourism to villagers. Commencing in 2005, in rural Maharashtra, ATDC approach has rapidly spread over the last few years to encompass more than 200 villages, attracting the attention of Farmers and Tourism practitioners in the Country.Beginning with the first trip at Baramati Agri Tourism Trust and thereby expanding it to Agri Tourism Centre in Palshiwadi Village and other 700 centres, it was able to attract 80 Lacs tourists including 5 lakh Foreign guests from around 20 countries. These 700 farmers in Maharashtra were given training and consultancy to start the activity of Agri Tourism on their farms. This boosted their morale to provide better and efficient services to the tourists while naturally putting in extra efforts to increase farm productivity.

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