Property-specific plans will be prepared based on location, visitor demand and feasibility, with suitable properties targeted for 3-star and higher levels of amenities and service standards
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The Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) will invest ₹100 crore to upgrade 24 hotels and two restaurants located in key tourist destinations across the State.
Minister for Energy and Tourism K.J. George said, “We are aiming to move beyond basic accommodation and improve the entire guest experience through better rooms, quality food, higher cleanliness standards, professional hospitality and easier booking.”
The Minister said, “Several KSTDC Mayura properties are located at some of the State’s most distinctive tourism locations, including Hampi, Jog Falls, Nandi Hills, Madikeri and KRS. Many of these properties enjoy a location advantage that is difficult for private hospitality operators to replicate.”
Mr. George noted that the upgrade programme seeks to convert that locational strength into a stronger hospitality offering, thereby improving visitor satisfaction while also increasing occupancy and revenue for the KSTDC.
Comprehensive upgrade
Property-specific plans will be prepared based on location, visitor demand and feasibility, with suitable properties targeted for 3-star and higher levels of amenities and service standards. Equal emphasis will be placed on service quality, cleanliness, food standards, housekeeping, staff hospitality skills, online booking systems and structured guest feedback.
Published – October 05, 2026 09:05 pm IST
