Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Karnataka to simplify tourism policies
The Karnataka government wants to make it easier for people to invest in tourism.
They are simplifying rules and offering help to those who want to start tourism businesses.
This includes resorts, adventure tourism, and cruise services.
The government also organizes events to show off Karnataka's tourism potential and attract investors.
They believe that working together with the private sector is important for the growth of tourism in the state.
Karnataka government aims to simplify tourism policies to attract private investment.
The Indian International Travel Mart (IITM) 2026 was inaugurated in Bengaluru.
Over 850 tourism stakeholders and 26 international organizations participated.
Government offers subsidies, single-window clearances, and incentives to investors.
Karnataka promotes diverse tourism experiences like nature, wildlife, and coastal tourism.
- Who
- Karnataka Government, Tourism Minister K J George, Tourism Secretary V Ram Prasath Manohar
- What
- Simplification of tourism policies to boost private investment
- When
- July 23
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To make Karnataka one of India’s most investment-friendly tourism destinations
Government Support
Private Sector Investment
Policy Simplification
Government Support
The government is simplifying policies to attract private investment.
Private Sector Investment
Private investors need clear and streamlined policies to invest confidently.
Investment Incentives
Government Support
The government offers subsidies and single-window clearances to support investors.
Private Sector Investment
Private investors seek incentives and support to establish and operate tourism enterprises.
- Event
- Indian International Travel Mart (IITM) 2026
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Date
- July 23
- Participants
- 850+ tourism stakeholders, 16 States, 26 international tourism organisations
- Tourism Minister
- K J George
- Tourism Secretary
- V Ram Prasath Manohar
- Tourism Campaign
- 'One State, Many Worlds'