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10.1. Introduction
Tamil Nadu has a rich cultural legacy and historical significance dating back over 200
years. The picturesque splendour of nature in and around Tamil Nadu, in the form of forests,
wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations, and the long bio-diverse coastline, is second only to the
pilgrimage and heritage sites. These destinations offer a wealth of sightseeing, enjoyment,
and leisure options to visitors of all types including adventure tourists. The city of
Coimbatore is rich in fauna and flora due to its location in the Western Ghats, a UNESCO
World Heritage Site and biodiversity hotspot. The city's most popular attractions are its
magnificent temples, which are actual edifices of a vast and old civilization that is still alive
and well today.
The British arranged Coimbatore in its current form in the early nineteenth century. The
region's industrialization began in 1888 and lasted through the twentieth century. Due to the
fall of the cotton sector in Mumbai, the city experienced a textile boom in the 1920s and
1930s. Coimbatore was established as a corporation in 1981. Old structures may be found in
Sukrawarpet and Range Gowder Streets in the city, along with the Tamil Nadu Agricultural
University, Forest College, GASS Forest Museum, Victoria Hall, and Sarvajana Higher
Secondary School (where Rabindranath Tagore himself had come and sung the National
Anthem in 1926).
Tourism has become one of the most important areas of the economy in developing cities
like Coimbatore, generating a significant share of GDP and job possibilities. Tourism is one
of the country's fastest growing service businesses, with huge potential for expansion and
diversification. The tourism industry is critical to a country's economic success as it
contributes greatly to the country's efforts to create jobs for a vast number of people.
Furthermore, with its potential, it is one of the most essential engines for attracting more
foreign exchanges.
10.2.1. Heritage
10.2.1.1. International
Table 10-1 Protecti on for World Cultural and Natural Heritage 1972
Funding will be made available by the World Heritage Fund, Global Heritage Fund, State
Parties contributions (mandatory), Contributions from people and private property owners.
Localities and neighbouring areas will benefit from the increased employment prospects and
new company growth. There will be an increase in the selling of locally made goods.
Infrastructure upgrades, both physically and socially will be undertaken. Placement of new
and additional infrastructure at the location will occur. Transportation improvements will be
made at all important locations along with the location's economic viability.
10.2.1.2. National
Table 10-2 Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act (or AMASR Act)
2010
10.2.1.3. State
Table 10-3 State Heritage Acts
The funds will be granted from the Grants by the Government (CENTRAL AND STATE)
Fund of the Commission (CENTRAL AND STATE). It will create opportunities for
employment. As a plan, it will help develop the town by applying heritage conservation. It
will help taking state heritage to the next level (i.e., competing in the national market). It will
help in increasing the number of business options available in the area and encourage people
to go on vacations more. It would create a place that is both sustainable and inclusive.
10.2.2. Tourism
10.2.2.1. International
Table 10 – 4 Nati onal Tourism Organisati on Act 1996
10.2.2.2. National
Table 10 -5 Nati onal Policies For Tourism
The required funding’s will be granted by Ministry of Tourism, Central Financial Assistance
(CFA) and the Ministry of Railways. It will make foreign currency exchange easily
accessible to more people. Increased opportunities for employment and Exchange of various
cultures will take place. It brings about stability in the economy, increase in development of
infrastructure and integrated development through the use of tourism as a strategy for urban
development.
10.2.2.3. State
Table 10 -6 State Policies For Tourism
The required funds will be granted from the State Funded Schemes, The Infrastructure
Development Investment Program for Tourism (IDIPT-TN). An increased possibilities for
work in the tourism-related service industries and viability in terms of money will be evident.
There will be an improvement in the infrastructure development. Though the region will be
promoted, there is less innovation in the tourism industry. There is less clarity in the policy
note regarding distinguishing factors between international tourists and domestic tourists).
The available resources are limited. Traveling to certain tourist destinations is inconvenient
due to transportation issues.
Train the staff in safety regulations : The staff must be trained and comfortable with
the new regulations in order to execute effectively the pandemic protocols, so that
establish a safe atmosphere for both employees and consumers.
Flexible and Reliable: As the tourism industry recovers, the regulations may alter.
Employees, customers, and suppliers should be made aware of the standards. The
Coimbatore Local Planning Authority 5
Coimbatore Master Plan - 2041
procedures must be kept open and transparent, at the same time ready for the
unexpected.
All forms of tourism in all types of places, including mass tourism and specialist
tourism segments, can benefit from the sustainable tourism development
principles and management techniques. Thus, sustainable tourism should:
Make the best possible use of critical environmental resources, while also
preserving crucial ecological processes and contributing to the conservation of
natural heritage and biodiversity as a component of tourism development.
Facilitating an intercultural understanding and tolerance by respecting the
socio-cultural authenticity of host communities, preserving their built and live
cultural assets, and traditional values.
Ensure long-term economic viability by delivering equitable socio-economic
benefits to all stakeholders, including steady employment and income-earning
possibilities for host communities, thereby contributing to their poverty
alleviation.
1. Demography
Masterplan
10.6. Study Area Delineation
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