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Rajasthan government has decided to spend around Rs 100 crore this financial year on the development of infrastructure on religious sites. Special efforts will be made to improve road connectivity and provide last-mile connectivity. Due to the state government’s tourism-friendly policies and initiatives, 206 new projects with a proposed investment of Rs 4,500 crore and 14,856 rooms have been registered in 2022. Recently the center has launched and laid the foundation of 25 works related to the tourism sector worth Rs 110 crore in the state.
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