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Kerala Explores Farm Tourism on Abandoned Government Properties
- •Keralam is considering developing farm tourism on unused properties belonging to various government departments.
- •Tourism Minister P C Vishnunadh stated that the proposal was discussed in a meeting with Industries Minister P K Kunhalikutty.
- •The Tourism Department plans to introduce farm tourism in suitable locations suggested by local MLAs.
- •The government is actively exploring diverse initiatives to boost experiential tourism for domestic and foreign visitors.
- •Financial assistance will be provided for the Malabar Jalotsavam boat race to support regional tourism growth.
Key Questions Answered
Tourism Minister P C Vishnunadh stated that the state is exploring the development of farm tourism on abandoned properties owned by various government departments as part of experiential tourism initiatives, with the Tourism Department ready to implement it in suitable locations suggested by MLAs.
Yes, Tourism Minister P C Vishnunadh confirmed that the government will provide financial assistance for the Malabar Jalotsavam boat race this year because such events contribute significantly to the growth of tourism.
Revenue Minister A P Anilkumar announced that Keralam will amend existing land utilisation laws, land ceilings, and restrictions to make land available for crucial sectors like industrial and tourism development, while also streamlining procedures to remove outdated legal hurdles.
