The government of Meghalaya secures $79.05 million grant from New Development Bank. The aim is to construct cutting-edge infrastructure that will elevate the tourism industry in Meghalaya to new heights, which will expand the tourism sector.
Read More »Target to take number of passengers taking cruise from India to 4 million by 2040: Rakesh Verma
Rakesh Verma, Additional Secretary, Tourism, has said that currently there are 0.4 million cruise passengers who board cruises from India. “The target is to take it to 4 million by 2040. For that, there is work already going in strengthening of infrastructure and developing new circuits,” he added.
Read More »Indian Aviation is expected to grow from 14.5 cr to 45 cr passengers by 2030: Sciindia
Jyotiraditya Sciindia, Civil Aviation Minister, said, “Civil aviation is expected to grow from 14.5 cr passengers to 45 cr passengers by 2030. There is a huge potential in the aviation sector to be explored both in terms of passenger traffic and infrastructure”.
Read More »India has second largest network of roads, 36km of highway constructed daily: Brar
Rupinder Brar, Additional DG, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India said “When we look at infrastructure there are two parts of the infrastructure that drives tourism, one is infrastructure in terms of making sure that the tourists facilities are there, but what also drives tourism is connectivity. we are working with the roads ministry to make sure that the last mile connectivity, the highways are in good shape for all of us to travel. I am happy to share that in India today, we have the second largest network of excellent quality roads and as we speak, every day in India 36km of national highways are being carried. So, I must say it is a fantastic time to do road travel in India”.
Read More »No mention of tourism in top five problem sectors of India
In its recommendations on corporate loan restructuring submitted by the KV Kamath-led committee to Reserve Bank of India, tourism does not feature as a problem sector among the top five, which include aviation, real estate, automobiles, infrastructure and power. The committee has suggested solutions for 29 of the 307 sectors it assessed.
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