Foreign tourists facing travel disruptions in Karnataka urged to contact Tourism Department
The Hindu
Karnataka's Tourism Department urges foreign tourists facing travel issues to contact them for support and assistance.
The Tourism Department of Karnataka has urged foreign tourists who are facing issues related to visas and travel disruptions to contact the department for assistance.
“Due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia, international travel has become uncertain. Foreign tourists currently in Karnataka who are facing travel disruptions or visa-related issues are encouraged to contact the department for assistance,” a statement issued by the department stated.
Minister for Tourism H.K. Patil said the department was fully prepared to manage visa concerns and provide the necessary support to foreign guests during this difficult time.
Tourists can reach out to the department through the helpline number 89706 50021. The helpline will operate daily from 5.30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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