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Selja seeks tax incentives for tourism sector

New Delhi: Aimed at giving a boost to the declining tourism industry in the country, the tourism ministry sought major tax incentives for key stakeholders in the field. A memorandum in this regard was submitted by Tourism Minister Kumari Selja to Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee. While tourism was growin  ....Read more

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Why should Shelja lag behind?By: SC | Saturday , 27 Jun '09 18:54:41 PM Reply | Forward Every Minister is asking for tax sops for the industries with which one is connected. Shelja, tourism minister of India should be congratulated for supporting the cause of tourism industry - 100% tax exemption.
For whom is she asking for the tax credit? Her friends in tourism industryBy: Dee | Friday , 26 Jun '09 21:20:27 PM Reply | Forward It is no brainer that Indian tourism suffers mainly because of 'no safety' and poor infrastructure. After watching the horrific stories of Taj who in the right mind will come to visit this country? By lowering the cost whom do you want to attract- pedophiles and drug addicts of developed countries, to create another Thailand (Kasab's lawyer has experience of saving foreign criminals). Ridiculous
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