Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced that at least 50 destinations will be selected and developed as a complete package of tourism.
"At least 50 destinations will be selected and developed as a complete package of tourism. These destinations will be selected through challenge mode using an integrated and innovative approach while the focus of development of tourism would be on domestic as well as foreign tourists," the minister told Parliament.
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