Kerala Tourists ALERT! In-car dining service LAUNCHED in state, enjoy your favourite dish in car

Ever since the coronavirus pandemic has hit the nation the entire economic development of the country has been struggling. Auto sector, tourism sector, among others have been the worst hit.

Several measures and steps are being taken by the central and state government to bring the economy back on track. Similarly, in order to boost tourism and also to meet the challenges of Covid-19 in the state the Kerala Tourism Department has launched in-car dining facility.

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Now, tourists coming to Kerala will be able to savour delicious local cuisine while sitting in the comfort of their cars. The restaurants run by Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) across the state will cater to tourists with in-car dining, as per a report by ANI.

To know how it feels like dining in a car, Kerala Tourism Minister PA Mohammed Riyas himself had his favourite dishes sitting inside his car.

"The in-car dining is a project designed to give a boost to Kerala tourism sector hit badly by Covid-19. To revive we are launching this project by which tourists coming to Kerala will be able to use this service. Amid Covid-19 pandemic, instead of dining inside a restaurant and mingling with the crowd, such a project will also ensure safety," said Riyas Kayamkulam, as quoted by ANI.

MLA U Pratibha also joined the minister during the launch of the project. This venture comes at a time when tourism, which is a mainstay of Kerala that contributes to 11 percent to state SDP, incurred loss due to Covid-19.

To overcome the crisis, the Kerala government also has mooted the idea of complete vaccinated tourism and also to find new tourism destinations. The Tourism Minister said the state has initiated a project in which a new destination will be identified in every Panchayat, as per a report by ANI.

There are also projects in the pipeline to develop new heritage and pilgrim tourism destinations to attract maximum domestic travellers.