Karnataka Unveils Tourism Master Plan for NRI Investors in Three Months

The Karnataka government has announced plans to develop a Tourism Master Plan aimed specifically at attracting Non-Resident Indian (NRI) investors within the next three months. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the states tourism infrastructure and promote various tourist destinations.

The proposed master plan will identify potential areas for investment, focusing on eco-friendly resorts, cultural heritage sites, and adventure tourism. Officials believe that by targeting NRIs, the state can leverage their connections and financial resources to revitalize and expand the tourism sector.

Karnataka, which is known for its diverse landscapes, historical landmarks, and vibrant cultural scene, aims to enhance visitor experiences and create job opportunities through this initiative. The state is also considering implementing policies to streamline investment processes for NRIs, making it easier for them to participate in tourism development projects.

This effort aligns with the Indian governments broader vision to boost tourism as a key driver of economic growth and employment, particularly in regions rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage.