These approved tourism units will generate employment opportunities to 40,785 people in the state. It is worth noting that the Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot, is determined to making the state a leader in the tourism sector in the country and around the world, and the tourism and hospitality sector has been designated as a full-fledged industry in the state to that end. As a result, investors are exhibiting a keen interest to invest in the state’s tourist sector.
This initiative will invest Rs 14,679.63 crore in the state and create jobs for 60,687 people.
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Rajasthan becomes the first state in the nation to grant the tourist and hospitality industries full industrial recognition
This initiative will invest Rs 14,679.63 crore in the state and create jobs for 60,687 people
For those looking to invest in the tourism industry, Rajasthan is increasingly becoming the top choice. During the tenure of Chief Minister Shri Ashok Gehlot in the state, from December 2018 to June 2023, a total of 802 tourism units have been sanctioned in the state, under which the state will receive an investment of Rs 10,463.47 crore.
These approved tourism units will generate employment opportunities to 40,785 people in the state. It is worth noting that the Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot, is determined to making the state a leader in the tourism sector in the country and around the world, and the tourism and hospitality sector has been designated as a full-fledged industry in the state to that end. As a result, investors are exhibiting a keen interest to invest in the state’s tourist sector.
According to Dr Rashmi Sharma, director of the tourism department, “The Rajasthan Tourism Department is currently focusing on identifying and developing new, lesser-known tourist destinations within the state as part of its new tourism policy, which is continually luring Investors to invest in the state and allows them to conduct all of their business through a single window rather than compelling them to visit various places.”
The committee oversees 379 pilgrimages in the tourism industry, of which 55 have been completed and 149 are currently at various phases. This initiative will invest Rs 14,679.63 crore in the state and create jobs for 60,687 people.
