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Andhra Pradesh Tourism Minister Invites Investment at London Event

Andhra Pradesh Tourism Minister Invites Investment at London Event
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The tourism boss from a place called Andhra Pradesh went to London to talk to people who have money.

He told them that the places to visit in his region are going to get much better and are a great place to put their money.

He said they want to build cool places for people to explore nature, have adventures, relax by the beach, and get well using old medicine.

The government is helping by giving special status to tourism and offering good deals, like help with electricity.

They have already gotten a lot of money from investors and want even more.

They even invited everyone to a big meeting later to talk more about it.

They want their region to be the best in the country for tourists.

Key facts

Event
World Travel Market (WTM) - 2025 exhibition and a high tea programme
Location
London, UK
Presenter
Kandula Durgesh, Tourism Minister of Andhra Pradesh
Key Message
Inviting investors to explore and invest in Andhra Pradesh's tourism sector, highlighting its potential and government support.
Investment Attracted
₹12,000 crore in the last 15 months
Areas for Investment
Eco tourism, adventure tourism, beach tourism, wellness centers, Ayurveda centers
Upcoming Event
Partnership summit in Visakhapatnam on November 14-15

Quotes

Kandula Durgesh

Tourism minister of Andhra Pradesh

“Andhra Pradesh is a suitable place for wellness centers and Ayurveda centers. Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan is paying special attention to ecotourism. AP is providing electricity subsidies and other incentives for tourism projects. We are working with the goal of making AP a model for the country in tourism and becoming the number-one.”
deccanchronicle.com
“In its fast-paced development, there is abundant support from chief minisiter Chandrababu Naidu, deputy CM Pawan Kalyan, and the Centre.”
deccanchronicle.com

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