Tourism | Kodagu District, Government of Karnataka (2024)

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What is the subsidy of tourism Department in Karnataka? ›

Meanwhile, the subsidy amount has also been increased from the present Rs 1.2 crore cap to close to Rs 10 crore. “The subsidy amount for projects in new locations will be capped at Rs 10 crore or 15 percent of the project cost, whichever is lesser,” said the official.

Delhi ranked first (48%), followed by Maharashtra (40%), Karnataka (31%), and Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh as the most visited States or Union Territories across India.

Local governments can leverage tourism to drive an increase in city revenue by strategically promoting their unique attractions, cultural offerings, and events to attract visitors, thereby stimulating economic activities, supporting local businesses, and increasing revenue through tourism-related expenditures.

1500/- per day outside the State. Rupees Twenty per kilometer irrespective of mode of Journey or fixed traveling allowance of Rupees One Thousand Five Hundred for attending each meeting in lieu of traveling allowances calculated on the basis of distance traveled in Kilometers.

If the draft is passed, then homestay owners will be eligible for Rs 15,000 for completing 50 days of guest accommodation in the first year, Rs 20,000 for completing 75 days in the second year and Rs 25,000 for completing 100 days guest accommodation in the third year.

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Answer: Karnataka is often referred to as "heaven for tourists" due to its diverse range of attractions, including historic monuments, ancient temples, lush forests, beautiful beaches, scenic hill stations, and vibrant cities.

There are 319 major tourist destinations in the state of Karnataka, the highest in India. Karnataka is the fourth most visited tourist destination in India.

Who is the new Tourism minister of Karnataka? ›

Karnataka Tourism Minister H K Patil on Tuesday said the government will bring in a new 'Tourism Policy 2024-29' for the state focusing on various aspects of the sector.

Karnataka is primarily known for its Heritage destinations and its Wildlife/ National Parks. Apart from that, it is also famous for its magical hill stations, spectacular waterfalls, pilgrimage centres and a 320km long coastline dotted with un-spoilt beaches.

Bangalore, Karnataka

Popularly known as the Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore is a metropolitan city dotted with glitzy skyscrapers and is the bustling technology hub of Karnataka. The city is also known for its vibrant nightlife, sprawling parks, quaint cafes, shopping arcades and delicious South Indian food.

Tourism contributes 14.8 per cent towards Karnataka's GDP: CM BS Yediyurappa. “Tourism contributes 14.8 per cent towards Karnataka's GDP and supports over 16 million jobs,” said Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa.

Incentives to Tourism & Hospitality Sector 75% upfront and 25% reimbursem*nt of stamp duty, interest subsidy upto 6% for 5 years, 100% exemption in Electricity Duty & Land Tax for 7 year, Investment subsidy: 75% of SGST for 7 years, reimbursem*nt of 50% of employer`s contribution towards EPF and ESI for 7 years, green ...

Subsidy for special category women and for general category women is 30% or maximum of Rs. 90,000/-. With EDP training to selected beneficiaries.