Maharashtra's latest tourism initiatives

Maharashtra Chief Minister, Uddhav Thackeray has now launched a host of initiatives to boost tourism in the state. According to latest reports, the CM of Maharashtra has launched a new boat club at Ganpatipule in Ratnagiri, a renovated MTDC resort in Sinhagad Fort in pune, as well as launching a new website of MTDC.
The tourism ministry of Maharashtra even signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with online travel companies so as to promote government properties. Additionally, it is going to start skydiving and adventure sports activities as well.

Furthermore, in an effort to improve the quality of tourism in the state, an MoU was also signed with The Maharashtra State Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Pune. Here, MTDC staff will be trained annually.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the state has many destinations to attract and interest both domestic and international travellers. He said, “Two things are required to boost tourism. One is what we can offer to a wider range of tourists. Secondly, we must ensure that we come up with new tourist attractions.”

He stressed on destinations such as Amsterdam’s Tulip Garden, and said that Maharashtra too can create such flower gardens on Kaas Pathar in Satara.

Such developments will go a long way in helping the state to boost tourism to pre-pandemic levels. Now as destinations are reopening across India, travellers must be provided with good facilities, and world-class experiences so that they can be at peace during their holidays.