Tourism Minister G. Kishan Reddy said that the centre provides 100% finance to the state to implement the tourism-related schemes. And, more than Rs 4000 crore is being spent to develop infrastructure for adventure tourism in border villages. 

WTTC’s 2023 Economic Impact Research reveals the Travel & Tourism sector is close to its 2019 peak, recovering over 95%. It’s expected to reach $9.5TN in 2023, just 5% below pre-pandemic levels. 34 countries surpassed 2019 levels. The sector is also predicted to recover 95% of its 2019 job level. 

Rajasthan aims to promote water activities and golf tourism alongside its existing attractions. Stakeholders predict a bright future for golf tourism in the state, with the RTDC already issuing an EOI for interested parties to develop and operate golf courses. 

The Tripura government plans to invest Rs 1,000 crore to improve tourism infrastructure and make the state a world-class destination. Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury expressed confidence that the funding will be sufficient for a tourism boom, with support from the Centre. 

G Kishan Reddy, Minister of tourism highlighted that under Hon. PM’s leadership the whole of government is focussed on addressing the issues faced by investors and urged them to consider greater investments in tourism and hospitality sector. 

According to Nichlas Maratos, Vice President Commercial at Dusit Hotels and Resorts, the company has plans to open a Dusit D2 in Shimla and a Dusit Princess residence in Calcutta later this year. Additionally, the company is exploring multiple other opportunities in resort locations and urban destinations in India. 

OTOAI in association with VisitBritain, conducted a VISA workshop at the British High Commission, New Delhi, during which OTOAI recommended that the UK Visa immigration develop a portal which provides a login ID and password to tour operators to apply for visas for their customers online. 

Olajide Oluwatoyin, COO, Air Peace said, “We are exploring the possibility of collaborating with major carriers in India to expand our reach beyond Mumbai. Our aim is to connect all corners of India including the East, West, South, and North. We are already in discussions with some of the carriers in the region to expand our network and offer our passengers the exceptional travel experience they desire.”   

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Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said that it is the responsibility of the people of Goa to take tourism area beyond ‘Sun-Sand-Sea’ concept, for which government can help in creating the infrastructure. “We can create infrastructure in remote areas, however the tourism activities will have to be created by PPP model,” Sawant said.