AP Tourism: Thirumala Srivari Darshan, Amodam, Sri devotees’ good news and tourism department with participation

AP Tourism: Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has given a positive reply to allow Thirumala Shri to visit through the tourism department. Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, who is a tourism president Dr. Nikasani was responding to Balaji’s request, ordered the restoration of the vision through the tourism department.

After the coalition government came to power, all types of visions allotted to tourism organizations in Tirumala were stopped. Devotees are struggling to reach Thirumala from anywhere. Tourism President Dr. Nikasani Balaji has said the face of the leaders of Tirumala Srivari to restore philosophy facilities.

In a review meeting of the Tourism Department held at the Secretariat on Thursday, important decisions were taken to allow TTD vision. There was a significant discussion on the vision of Shri Venkateswara owner.

In the past, special vision packages were provided for the convenience of devotees under the aegis of the Department of Tourism. The facility had to be canceled due to irregularities and irregularities during the previous government. This caused a significant revenue for the tourism department.

CM responded positively as Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu brought the matter to the attention of the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Agency, which reviewed the situation. It was decided to restore vision packages with Tirumala Tirupati Temple (TTD).

This decision will be easily obtained not only for the devotees, but also for the tourism department. Officers expect state tourism development.

Many packages are available ..

With the latest decision, many services will be made available to tourists and Thirumala Srivari devotees.

– Special Darshan Package Package Plan

– Construction of additional services for the convenience of devotees

– Implementation of transparent management policies

– Formation of online booking system

– Special transport facilities for the convenience of devotees

Tourism officials said they would focus on such issues.

“The decision was noted both the convenience of the devotees and the development of the tourism department,” the Chairman Dr. Nikasani Balaji said.