Chandigarh: UT Dharam PAL adviser has decided to review a comprehensive function of the Corporation Industrial and Tourism Chandigarh (Citco) for income generation.
Advisors also directed officials to submit progress reports on the initiative taken by Citco to revive their hospitality section after the first and second wave of Coronavirus, which was severe in this sector.
Dharam Pal said he had held a meeting of Citco officers to review projects, proposals and financial conditions, in addition to taking advice on renting corporate outlets to private players.
After failing to arouse a good response from the bidder, Citco recently floated a new tender for a boat on the Sukhna Lake.
It has been planned to introduce the city’s first 80 seats boat.
This agency provides a new eco-friendly boat with a terrace and lighting setting for night operation.
This will be the responsibility of the agency to keep the boat running at any time.
In addition, the corporation did not get a response from a private player to run Multi-Cuisine Restaurant Magic Wok at the MountView Hotel in Sector 10.
Initially, there was no answer to Discotheque and Lounge Hotel Shivalikview in Sector 17 too.
Then, Citco received an offer from three companies and in January two were selected.
Discotheque 4,148-SQ-FT is available on rent for seven years under the design formula, build, operating, and transfer (dbot).
But because of locking and pandemic, things don’t move forward.
Citco runs three large-mountview hotels in sector 10, Shivalikview in Sector 17 and Parkview in Sector 24.
The government has decided to rent them to make them profitable, but employees who protested this as privatization.
Stop by, Baithak Leased Outcitco has rented two restaurant-multi-cuisine in sector 34 and Baithak Punjabi-style in Kalagram.
The process of outsourcing the Stop-N-Stare Eatery in Leisure Valley in the active 10 sector.
The Second Wave Lake Second Wave Plan Coronavirus has put brakes on the Citco plan to develop Lake Sector 42 as a new tour of tourism and an expression of interest (EOI) for entertainment activities is also invited.
But the second wave of Coronavirus held back the prospective bidder, said an UT senior officer.