ADTOI Marks 29 Glorious Years with Compassion-Led Celebrations Across Gujarat

Founder’s Day dedicated to inclusion, special children, and community joy

The Voice of Chandigarh

The Association of Domestic Tour Operators of India (ADTOI) celebrated its 29th Founder’s Day with a heartfelt twist—focusing not just on milestones, but on meaningful community engagement and inclusion.

This year’s celebration, steered by the ADTOI Gujarat Chapter under the visionary leadership of Mr. Pinkal Shah (Chairman – ADTOI Gujarat, Co-Chairman – ADTOI NGC), brought light and warmth to the lives of special communities in Ahmedabad and Baroda.

Inspired by Mr. Shah’s simple yet impactful idea to celebrate by “touching lives,” ADTOI members turned the day into a mission of joy.

In Ahmedabad, over 150 special children at Andhjan Mandal were treated to an uplifting event filled with smiles, laughter, a cake-cutting ceremony, and lovingly served meals. The shared moments created an atmosphere of genuine happiness and connection.

Simultaneously, in Baroda, members visited Miyagam Prathmik Shala, Karjan, spreading joy among young students and girls through thoughtful interactions and cheerful engagements—furthering the association’s values of kindness, empathy, and social responsibility.

As ADTOI enters its 30th year, this celebration stands as a testament to the organization’s evolving spirit—where tourism meets compassion, and purpose drives progress.