Kerala Tourism's upcoming plans are just too good to be true.
Kerala Tourism has come up with new and
exciting initiatives to attract more tourists. Eco-Adventure, Project
Muziris--aimed to reinstate the historical and cultural significance of the
legendary port of Muziris and promoting Kerala as a MICE and wedding
destination are on the priority list of the tourism board.
Eco-adventure tour packages to attract young
vacationers and packages focused on the hills and forests of the Western Ghats
will be part of the tourism scheme. There are also plans for commissioning
chartered flights and exploring possibilities of charter trains and tourist
bogies in trains from major Indian markets.
U V Jose, director of Kerala Tourism says,
"Our main objective is to promote newly started initiatives. From picture
perfect landscapes and exciting getaways to rich culture and heritage, the
State has a lot to showcase, not to forget the delectable cuisine, music and
art."
Nanda Kumar, deputy director of Kerala
tourism adds, "We are promoting Kerala tourism in metro cities every year.
We are also planning to campaign this in small villages and cities like
Lucknow, Nagpur, Patna and Ahmedabad."
Kerala tourism also plans to open new hotels
and resorts to cater to the increasing footfall of tourists.
Malabar tourism will also be promoted in a
big way along with the Spice Route.
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