Tourism cannot grow unless it becomes national priority, says FAITH, seeking urgent policy support
India’s tourism and hospitality industry used the FAITH annual conclave to press for infrastructure status, arguing that policy parity and cheaper financing are critical to unlocking investment and employment. Industry leaders said the sector is not seeking capital support, but fair treatment to enable lower borrowing costs, alongside stronger global promotion, liberalised visas and faster rollout of world-class destinations under the Viksit Bharat 2047 vision agenda.
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