In a significant move to promote balanced tourism across India, the Ministry of Tourism has approved 40 projects worth Rs 3,295.76 crore aimed at developing lesser-known tourism destinations in 23 states. This initiative, designed to ease the pressure on high-traffic tourist spots, seeks to diversify the tourism experience and stimulate growth in underdeveloped regions.
The approved projects are part of a broader strategy to enhance local economies, promote sustainable growth, and create job opportunities through tourism. By focusing on lesser-known destinations, the Ministry hopes to improve the overall tourism infrastructure, boost regional economies, and distribute the flow of tourists more evenly across the country.
The government’s…
