Kerala ready to receive tourists in all major travel destinations: Tourism minister
He said the state government has embarked on the reconstruction and repair works of roads on a war-footing, and primary connections have been established
18 Sep 2018
| By Traveltechie Bureau
| Mumbai
The devastating floods in Kerala had left its thriving tourism industry in a state of disarray and shock, but 'God's own country' has bounced back with renewed vigour, state Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran said Monday.
He said all the major tourist places in the southern state were back to business and ready to receive tourists from around the world.
"Tourism is a major contributor to Kerala’s economy and a significant source of earning foreign exchange. The floods left the industry in a state of disarray and shock, but it was only for a while.
