Therefore, the ministry does not need any Bollywood face for the campaign to attract tourists from overseas, he opined.
"The perception about India has changed significantly in the last two years with Prime Minister Modi visiting a host of countries during the period. So, who else could be the better face for Indian tourism than our prime minister," Sharma said.
There has been a growth in number of tourist arrivals from the nations where he has toured after assuming office, he added.
Sharma's comments came in the background of reports about megastar Amitabh Bachchan's nomination as the brand ambassador of 'Incredible India' campaign not being firmed up after his name figured in the Panama papers.
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Actress Priyanka Chopra name was also doing the rounds for the campaign aimed at promoting India as a favourite tourist destination abroad after popular actor Aamir Khan's ouster from it as brand ambassador.
Meanwhile, Tourism Secretary Vinod Zutshi has also exuded confidence of achieving over 10 per cent growth in foreign tourist arrival by the end of the year.