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Currently, 12% GST being is being levied on room tariff below Rs 1000 per night

Budget 2023: Travel, Tourism & Hospitality industry's expectations

Currently, 12% GST being is being levied on room tariff below Rs 1000 per night

Budget 2023 After facing rough waters in the last two years due to the covid pandemic, the tourism and hospitality industry experts feel that sector needs some relief from the upcoming budget in order to expand various segments of the industry.
GST on rooms: Experts say the current 18% GST is too high. The industry can generate more demand, provide more employment and garner more revenue if charged only 12 per cent uniform GST across every room category.&nbsp;
RBI Infrastructure lending norm criteria According to Ritesh Agarwal, founder and group CEO, OYO, under the RBI infrastructure lending norms criteria, hotels built with Rs 200 crore investment, get the infrastructure status. &ldquo;We urge the government to bring down the same to Rs 10 crore to give a boost to budget segment hotels. This will help hotels avail term loans at lower rates of interest and also benefit from longer repayment periods." Free e-visas for tourists:&nbsp;2023 is a crucial year for the travel industry as it expects to witness strong growth after lockdowns. Therefore, the industry expects the government to announce a free e-visa scheme for five lakh international tourists similar to what has been done in the past. Policies to incentivise new hotel openings in remote regions: The sector also hopes that the Union Budget will introduce policies that will incentivise new hotel openings, especially in remote regions and areas in the North East. A new tourism policy is also expected to be announced.

The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, located on the foothills of Zabarwan Mountains in Jammu and Kashmir, is all set to reopen for the public from today.
Nearly 15 lakh bulbs of different tulips have been planted this year with over 64 varieties.
The garden, , also dubbed as 'Asia's largest' , had remained closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and its reopening marks the beginning of a new season of tourism in Jammu and Kashmir.
All Covid-19 protocols, including social distancing and face masks, are mandatory. Expressing joy on the news of its reopening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi too stated that 25th March is special for Jammu and Kashmir.

J&K: 'Asia's largest' tulip garden reopens for visitors 

Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, also dubbed as Asia's largest tulip garden, has reopened for visitors

J&K: 'Asia's largest' tulip garden reopens for visitors from today

The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, located on the foothills of Zabarwan Mountains in Jammu and Kashmir, has reopened for the public from Thursday.
Nearly 15 lakh bulbs of different tulips have been planted this year with over 64 varieties.
The garden, also 'Asia's largest', had remained closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and its reopening marks the beginning of a new season of tourism in Jammu and Kashmir.
All Covid-19 protocols, including social distancing and face masks, are mandatory. Expressing joy on the news of its reopening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi too stated that 25th March is special for Jammu and Kashmir.

Covid impact: world famous Pushkar Mela unlikely to be held this year 

One of the world's largest and most famous cattle fairs, the Pushkar&nbsp;Mela&nbsp;is unlikely to be held this year, says Rajasthan&nbsp;Tourism Department officials.&nbsp;
The nine-day event, which hosts trading of thousands of camels and horses, was scheduled to begin from November 22 this year but will most likely be cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;
Without confirming the cancellation, an official told IANS, 'the advisory limits the gathering of people to 100 in any event and it will be difficult to limit the number of people coming in from different villages if the fair is organised.'&nbsp;

Covid-19: world famous Pushkar Mela unlikely to be held this year 

Pushkar&nbsp;Mela&nbsp;is unlikely to be held this year, say Tourist Dept officials
The 9-day cattle fair was scheduled to begin from Nov 22
Event will most likely be cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic
Difficult to ensure gathering limit of 100-people at the fair&nbsp;

One of the world's largest and most famous cattle fairs, the Pushkar&nbsp;Mela&nbsp;is unlikely to be held this year, says Rajasthan&nbsp;Tourism Department officials.&nbsp;
The nine-day event, which hosts trading of thousands of camels and horses, was scheduled to begin from November 22 this year but will most likely be cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;
Without confirming the cancellation, an official told IANS, 'the advisory limits the gathering of people to 100 in any event and it will be difficult to limit the number of people coming in from different villages if the fair is organised.'&nbsp;

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