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- The Kerala government aims to grow annual foreign tourist arrivals to five million and domestic arrivals to 100 million.
- Plans include developing cruise terminals at Vizhinjam and Kozhikode and shifting goods transport to waterways.
- Officials are also redeveloping the Thiruvananthapuram zoo and promoting specialized tourism products like Ayurveda and destination weddings.
- These initiatives are intended to boost the state's economic growth through expanded tourism and maritime infrastructure.
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- Progress on the integration of ports to shift goods transport from roads to waterways
- Development of new cruise terminals in Vizhinjam and Kozhikode
- Redevelopment plans for the Thiruvananthapuram zoo premises
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V.D. Satheesan
Chief Minister
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“The government is taking steps to increase the number of foreign tourists visiting Kerala each year from eight lakh to five million, and to ensure that they stay in the State for a minimum of seven days”
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The government is taking steps to increase the number of foreign tourists visiting Kerala each year from eight lakh to five million, and to ensure that they stay in the State for a minimum of seven days , Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan has said. Similarly, efforts are on to increase the number of domestic tourists visiting Kerala, from 25 million to 100 million, he added, while inaugurating the 13th edition of Kerala…
P.C. Vishnunadh
Minister for Tourism, Culture and Cinema
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“an opportunity for them to share our food, to discover traditions, and to participate in the celebrations”
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…are being promoted in a big way. Efforts are on to step up the marketing of Onam festival to an international audience. As part of this, Kerala Tourism is attracting visitors with the slogan ‘Be a Malayali for a Day’, “ an opportunity for them to share our food, to discover traditions, and to participate in the celebrations ,” he said. M. Liju, Minister for Cooperation and Excise, said the government would take note of concerns raised by tourism stakeholders about the excise policy. Kerala Tourism Secretary K. Biju, Union Tourism Ministry…
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