Telangana Set to Launch New Tourism Policy Next Month
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Synopsis
The Telangana government plans to finalize its new tourism policy by February 10, as announced by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. The policy aims to boost eco-tourism and temple tourism, connecting various attractions to enhance visitor experiences.
Key Takeaways
- Telangana's new tourism policy aims for completion by February 10.
- Focus on eco-tourism and temple tourism to attract visitors.
- Plans for tourism circuits connecting nearby attractions.
- Study of successful tourism policies from other regions.
- Collaborative efforts among key departments for tourism development.
Hyderabad, Jan 29 (NationPress) The Telangana government is set to finalize its new tourism policy by February 10. This decision was made by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy during a review meeting focused on tourism development in the state last Wednesday.
The Chief Minister proposed significant measures to enhance eco-tourism and temple tourism while developing a tourism circuit in Hyderabad.
He instructed officials to analyze the most effective tourism policies from various states and countries to shape the new Telangana tourism strategy by February 10.
The aim of the new policy is to draw substantial numbers of both domestic and international tourists.
Emphasizing the importance of eco and temple tourism, the Chief Minister noted that a collaborative action plan among the Revenue, Forest, and Tourism departments is essential to attract visitors during the renowned “Sammakka-Saralamma” Jatara.
A tourism circuit linking nearby attractions and temples during the Jatara should also be established to entice more visitors.
The Chief Minister called for plans to enhance eco-tourism in regions like Adilabad, Warangal, and Nagarjuna Sagar. The state government will examine ecotourism policies similar to those in Singapore to bolster tourism infrastructure in the state.
With the upcoming Godavari and Krishna Pushakarams, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy urged officials to devise strategies to attract pilgrims and tourists nationwide.
He instructed officials to identify and develop locations to promote eco-tourism within the state.
Officials were directed to explore the creation of a tourism circuit connecting Sanjeevaiah Park, NTR Park, and Indira Park near Hussain Sagar Lake in Hyderabad.
The Chief Minister stressed that the new tourism policy should elevate the state's profile and generate significant revenue through tourism development.
Tourism Minister Jupally Krishna Rao, Chief Secretary A. Santhi Kumari, and senior officials participated in the meeting.
