Telangana attracts 7,045 crore tourism investments that promise 40,000 jobs

Telangana’s tourism landscape is set for a transformation with investments worth ₹7,045 crore announced across hospitality, entertainment and cultural infrastructure. The projects are expected to create 10,000 direct jobs and another 30,000 indirect employment. The announcement was made at the Telangana Rising Global Summit in Bharat Future City on Tuesday.

Foodlink F&B Holdings (India) Private Limited has committed ₹3,000 crore for an integrated global convention, trade and exhibition centre at Bharat Future City. This will be developed in the public–private partnership (PPP) mode and is positioned as a flagship asset within the emerging urban hub.

The KEI Group, led by the Kamineni Group, will invest ₹200 crore to build a glasshouse–greenhouse convention centre at Kismatpur village near Gandipet. The Ridhira Group has proposed a ₹120 crore Novotel-branded hospitality project at Yacharam in Bharat Future City.

Hyderabad will also welcome a world-class aqua marine park and aqua tunnel through a ₹300 crore collaboration between Turkey’s Polin Group and Multiverse Hotels Private Limited. In another major wellness-focused addition, Maldives-based Atmosphere Core Hotels is set to establish an elite international wellness retreat with an investment of ₹800 crore.

Fluidra India Private Limited from Spain will invest ₹300 crore in an artificial beach, lagoon and resort project in Hyderabad. Sri Havisha Hospitality and Infrastructure Limited has lined up another ₹300 crore for a smart mobility wellness resort and convention centre.

Dreamvalley Golf and Resorts has announced a ₹1,000 crore plan to build a world-class golf destination at Bharat Future City. A similar-scale investment of ₹1,000 crore by Sarus Infrastructure Private Limited will go toward constructing an international cultural centre within the same corridor.

Adventure and eco-tourism will receive a boost through a ₹25 crore partnership between Australia’s Salam Namaste Dosa Hut Private Limited and Vizag Recreation Private Limited for establishing caravan parks across Telangana.

Cultural partnerships are also being expanded. The Indian Institute of Film and Animation will collaborate on IIFA Utsavam and Athens-based events, which are expected to generate an economic impact of ₹550 to ₹600 crore. The Tony Blair Institute in London will provide strategic advisory support for accelerating the tourism sector and strengthening Telangana’s global positioning. In addition, ASEAN ambassadors and tourism ministries have agreed to work with the State to promote Telangana’s Buddhist circuits across Southeast Asian countries, said a release.