Telangana CM Directs Officials to Finalize Tourism Policy by February 10

Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has instructed officials to finalize the state’s new tourism policy by February 10, emphasizing the need for rapid tourism development. The directive aims to boost investment, enhance tourism infrastructure, and attract more visitors to the state.

“The tourism policy should be finalized by February 10 to ensure the sector’s rapid growth.”

Enhancing Telangana’s Tourism Prospects

The new tourism policy is expected to focus on infrastructure development, promotion of heritage sites, and enhancing connectivity to major tourist destinations. CM Revanth Reddy stressed the importance of leveraging the state’s historical and natural attractions to position Telangana as a leading tourism hub in India.

Officials have been asked to streamline policies, facilitate investments, and remove bureaucratic hurdles to make the tourism sector more investor-friendly. The Chief Minister also underscored the need to develop world-class facilities that can cater to both domestic and international tourists.

Boosting Employment and Economy

Tourism is a major driver of employment and economic growth, and the government’s new strategy is expected to generate jobs across multiple sectors, including hospitality, transport, and local businesses. The policy will also focus on eco-tourism, spiritual tourism, and adventure tourism to attract a diverse group of visitors.

Government’s Vision for Telangana Tourism

Revanth Reddy’s government is looking to position Telangana as a preferred travel destination by promoting its rich cultural heritage, historical sites, and modern attractions. With improved policies and incentives for tourism-related businesses, the government aims to boost revenue and create sustainable tourism opportunities.

Officials are set to present the final version of the tourism policy within the next two weeks, after which it will be implemented to accelerate the state’s tourism sector growth.