New Delhi: The tourism industry welcomes the central government’s steps considering the issuance of tourist visas when the Covid-19 case has declined.
“The tourism industry faces a loss of 7 lakh crores in the last two years due to Covid-19 pandemic,” relieving the co-founder trip I Prashant Pitti to Ani while welcoming the central step.
“There are so many people, travel agents and guidelines whose livelihoods depend on international tourism and our tourism economy are almost dipped.
This will be relieved for everyone if the government remembers it,” said Prashant.
“We hope our industry will rise again because we have a large number of people connected with us every day and ask about foreign trips and vigorously waiting to know when restrictions will lift,” Prashant added.
“This is an extraordinary thought about government and we are waiting that when it will immediately turn into reality,” said Prashant.
Previously on Wednesday, the Ministry of Home Affairs officials (MHA) confirmed that the central government was considering continuing the issuance of tourist visas immediately in an effort to improve the economy as the case of the Covid-19 daily in the country had dropped.
The tourism industry welcomes the government’s movement of visa resuming service leaders
