IGT is managed by Manoj Vardhan, who enjoys more than fifteen year long experience in tourism. He has visited UK and Europe several times. He is annually present at the British Bird Watching Fair (Rutland) to offer consultancy on the spot. He often escorts guests to provide his personal services.

The Royal Society for Protection of Birds (RSPB) provides used binoculars annually to IGT which are handed over to worthy persons in India. Shonkalia based Forest Guard, Goga is receiving one such binocs. K.C.Meena, Forest Officer is on left and Manoj Vardhan is at centre.	How is IGT the ' Tourism & Conservation Blend?' Total 205 khaki uniforms were provided by IGT to casual Forest Guards of Ranthambhor Tiger Reserve as they did not receive it from Government. Ms. Pratibha Patil, then Governor and now President of India, presenting one such. On her left is Manoj Vardhan of IGT..	India has about 600 Sanctuaries and National Parks. The number of Project Tiger Reserves has increased four times since they were set up in 1973. Manoj Vardhan visits such reserves to feel the ground realities and assess if the management needs any support. The photo shows Manoj at Kaziranga Park.

Manoj has cultivated the IGT as the ‘Tourism and Conservation Blend’ : offering tourism-revenue and its connectivity to promote conservation and meet conservation-costs. He has provided khaki uniforms to 205 ‘casual’ Forest Guards of Ranthambhor Tiger Reserve (who were not provided this by the Government), which were formally handed over to them by Ms. Pratibha Patil, the then Governor of Rajasthan, who is presently the President of India.

He has financed budding bird watchers to travel to bird parks, provided binoculars to Forest Guards and Birdwatchers which are received by him from the Royal Society for Protection of Birds (RSPB), under its used binocs-scheme. He also financially supports annual Birding Fair (Jaipur).

He organises in-bound as well out-bound tours and takes delight in promoting domestic tours.

He has given cash-rewards and clothing to forest staff who rescued Tigress and its cubs from an unused well outside Ranthambhor Tiger Reserve.