Big Boost for Post-Pandemic Tourism: Aaditya Thackeray

Pune: In an effort to increase the economic recovery due to fears of Covid-19 Dwindle’s pandemic, Minister of State Tourism, Environment and Protocol Aaditya Thackeray said that this phase will be led by tourism trade, hospitality and travel.
Highlighting the various steps taken to ensure the ease of doing business in this domain, Thackeray said the government has reduced the number of applications and licenses needed to regulate tourism-related businesses from 70-80 to 10.
Similarly, 15 NOC needed has been taken to Nine self-certification, and a three-month schedule for the issuance of various licenses has been distributed by its services.
Furthermore, the tourism and hospitality sector has been given the industrial status expected, delayed since 1999.
Thackeray said, “Basic tourism infrastructure is now on a fast track.
This week, several large five-star hotels and seven international internationals have quoted interest to set up a shop in various Maharashtra section.
We will hold a meeting to hear all stakeholders to increase Maharashtra tourism in the coming days.
“He added that the opening of the Chippi Airport in October would provide a big boost for tourism in the Conkan area.
The Konkan Division Tourism Office was also inaugurated on Monday; The tour guide and state training participants, the main chef of Maharashtra, and the winners of the world photography day competition are divided.
The celebration of world tourism day (September 27) in this country includes opening many buildings, who witnessed the history of Mumbai, for tourists.
A Mou was achieved to inheritance in places like HC and Mumbai Bombay University housing.
The tourism website and Maharashtra cellular application were also launched on the same occasion.