The 12th edition of the Kerala Travel Mart (KTM-2024) is set to take place in Kochi from September 26 to 29. This event, a collaboration between the government and the tourism industry, is expected to draw a record number of buyers, both domestic and international, and highlight the diverse and beautiful offerings of Kerala. With a focus on responsible tourism, MICE tourism, and cruise tourism, KTM-2024 aims to solidify Kerala’s position as a global tourism hub.
Results for: Kerala Tourism
The Kerala Government has taken a significant step to support tourism workers by mandating that all classified hotels and tourist accommodations in the state must provide restrooms and essential facilities for taxi drivers transporting tourists. This decision recognizes the vital role taxi drivers play in ensuring a safe and comfortable travel experience for visitors.
Kerala is stepping up its tourism efforts by promoting its rural landscapes and offering attractive packages for the upcoming festive season. The state is also hosting B2B networking events and trade fairs to reach a wider audience and strengthen its position as a top travel destination.
The Kerala Tourism Department has announced significant progress in its ‘Keravan Kerala’ caravan tourism initiative, with a positive response from stakeholders. The 2024-25 budget allocates Rs 3.10 crore to this project, highlighting its importance. The government has provided subsidies totaling Rs 97.5 lakh to 13 entrepreneurs for caravan purchases. The project aims to offer a unique travel experience to both domestic and foreign tourists by providing a safe, affordable, and lively way to explore Kerala’s hidden gems. The department has been actively addressing stakeholder feedback and expanding the project’s scope to include a hybrid caravan tourism model and partnerships with hotels and resorts.