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The contact details of all the District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) offices in each district are given below : Department of Tourism, Government of Kerala Park View, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India – 695 033 Phone: +91-471-2321132 Fax: +91-471-2322279 Tourist Information toll free No : 1-600-425-4747 Email: [email protected] , [email protected] DTPC Kollam The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Near KSRTC Bus Stand Kollam – 1 Ph: +91-474-2745625, 2750170 Fax: +91-474-2750170 Email : [email protected] [email protected]

DTPC Kottayam The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Kodimatha Kottayam Ph: ++91- 4812560479 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Alappuzha

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Boat Jet Road Near KSRTC Bus Station Alappuzha – 11 Ph : ++91-477-2251796/2253308 Email: [email protected]

DTPC Idukki

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Civil Station, Kuili Mala Painavu P.O., Idukki Ph: ++-91-4862-232248 Munnar Telefax: ++-91-4865-231516 Email: [email protected]

DTPC Ernakulam

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Old Collectorate Bldg., Park Avenue Road Kochi – 11 Ph: ++91-484-2367334/2383988 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Thrissur

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Palace Road, Chembukkavu, Thrissur Ph: ++91- 487-2320800 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Malappuram The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Uphill, Malappuram – 5 Ph : ++91-483-2731504 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Palakkad

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) West Fort Road, Palakkad Ph : ++91-491-2538996 Fax: ++91-491-2530566 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Kozhikode

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Mananchira, Kozhikode – 1 Ph : ++91-495-2720012 Fax:++91-495-2370582 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Wayanad

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Civil Station, North Kalpetta Wayanad – 673122 Ph : ++91-4936-202134 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Kannur

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Kannur – 2 Ph: ++91-497-2706336 Email : [email protected]

DTPC Kasaragod

The Secretary District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Vidya Nagar Kasaragod – 671 123 Email : [email protected]

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Monsoon Travel: Cruise on Ashtamudi Lake in Kollam

The Ashtamudi Lake in Kollam district is the next destination after Ponmudi for enjoying the monsoon showers in Kerala. A cruise along the backwaters, savouring the sight of the coconut palms fringing the waterline, relishing the culinary pleasures of the backwaters land, can be a most rewarding experience to taste the rains.

The District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC), Kollam offers special Monsoon Packages this year. The tourists can pick their favourite mode of travel, from a range of house boats, country boats, or speed boats.

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The boat jetty of DTPC is located near the KSRTC bus stand at Kollam. The cruise starting from here in the morning will take Peruman Bridge – Pattam Thuruth route. From here, the boat will turn into the small streamlets, entering a world of nostalgic rustic beauty. Soon, the boat will reach the backwaters again. The package has a rate of Rs 600 per head, not including food. The rate with food included comes to Rs 1,000.

Another package is Karunagappally – Kannetti, which uses the houseboats. The houseboats can be pre-booked. The day package is from 11 am till 5 pm. The rates can change according to the season, and it is inclusive of food.

The next package is Kollam – Munroe Thuruth. There are two packages of 3-hour or 6-hour duration. The rate per head comes to Rs 1,000 including food. The trip would take you along the rustic beauty of all the 14 wards in Munroe Thuruth. Gliding through the small streams that flow along the backyards of houses can be an unforgettable experience. The trip beginning at 9 am will continue till 1 in the afternoon. The afternoon trip that starts at 2 pm ends with watching the sunset at 6 pm.

Another tour will take you around Ashtamudi Lake, from Kollam, moving via Sambranikkodi. The boat will take the travellers to the isle of Sambranikkodi by going around the backwaters. Sambranikkodi offers facilities for fishing and for taking a break. The food is included in the package.

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'See Ashtamudi' is a small tour package beginning from the Adventure Park of Kollam DTPC. The half an hour journey will take you from Adventure Park via Ashtamudi backwaters till Sambranikkodi. The cost comes to Rs 85 per head.

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More information and details about the booking will be available from DTPC Boat Jetty Information Office, Kollam DTPC – 0474 745625. DTPC Boat Jetty Administrative Office, Kollam – 0474 2750270

Other tourist spots

Ashramam Picnic Village

The Ashramam Picnic Village lies around 1.5 kilometres from Kollam town. The village has an ancient Bungalow, more than 200 years old, an adventure park, children's park, and mangroves. Boating facility is also available here.

Kollam Beach

Kollam Beach is around 2 kilometres from the town.

Thirumullavaram Beach

The Thirumullavaram beach, lying 5 kilometres away from the town, is another important picnic spot in Kollam. The Sunday Rock, which is seen jutting out of the sea is the major attraction here. This beach is also known for the Karkidaka Vavu Bali – the offering made to the ancestors in the month of Karkidakam.

Thangassery Fort and lighthouse

Located around 5 kilometres away from the city, the Thangassery Fort and Light House are historically important spots. Light House – 0474 – 2795619

Neendakara Port is another major attraction in Kollam district.

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MOBILE, Ala. ( WALA ) - A hotel developer who has built three downtown hotels urged the City Council on Tuesday to eliminate a tourism promotion program funded by a fee charged to hotels and motels in the city.

The fee – $1 per room, per night – generates roughly $1 million a year. Separate from the city’s tourism agency, Visit Mobile, that money funds efforts to help draw travelers. But Mike Cowart was blunt about whether the initiative has achieved its goals.

“Look at our results,” he told council members. “It’s a failed idea. It should not be renewed.”

The so-called Tourism Improvement District took effect in 2020 – the same year that the COVID-19 pandemic shut down most travel in the United States.

Cowart, who developed the Candlewood Suites, Hampton Inn and Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Mobile, showed council members a chart comparing the city with Birmingham, Huntsville and Montgomery. Using CoStar Group, which tracks the industry, the graphic indicates that occupancy in all four cities closely matched one another from 2014 until the pandemic. A stimulus-fueled recovery caused a surge, but that leveled off in Mobile, and the Port City has lagged behind ever since.

“The hotel industry, as a whole, has not (benefited from the improvement district). Look at my chart,” Cowart said after the meeting. “Mobile occupancy has been 58 percent for the last two, three years. It’s not going up at all.”

That brought a forceful response from Visit Mobile President & CEO David Clark, who said the efforts have been successful. He said occupancy rates are only part of the story. He pointed to higher hotel rates, measured as revenue per available room, or RevPAR.

“RevPAR pays the bills; occupancy doesn’t,” he said. “Mobile has all-time record average daily rates, and RevPAR’s up 15 to 22 percent, depending on where you are in the market.”

Clark said year-to-date percentage increases are outpacing cities like Savannah, Georgia, New Orleans and Charleston, South Carolina. And he noted that Montgomery and the Florence-Muscle Shoals area recently created similar tourism improvement districts.

Sometime this fall, the City Council will have to decide whether to renew Mobile’s district for another five years. It appears to have strong support on the council.

“I stand behind David Clark and, you know, our guys downtown,” Councilman William Carroll said during the meeting. “I actually like the TID. That was a great idea when it started. I think we should continue it.”

Carroll said even with the additional fee, lodging taxes remain lower than in Montgomery and Birmingham.

Councilwoman Gina Gregory said Mobile has “always been behind the eight ball” when it comes to funding tourism promotion, compared to other parts of the state. She said having an assessment that hotel owners control through the improvement district addresses that traditional funding deficit.

“It takes a while to get going,” she said. “But if we didn’t have this money, it would fall back onto the council to start trying to fund the difference. … Right now, this is the best option that we have.”

Kent Blackinton, general manager of the chairman of the board of the Mobile Area Lodging Corp. – the entity that oversees the district – said about 70 percent of the money goes toward marketing to lure travelers. He said the organization has made contributions toward attractions, such as the Africatown Heritage House, the home to the Clotilda slave ship exhibit. In addition, he said the group has paid for overnight security for 40 motels along the Interstate 65 Beltline and Tillman’s Corner area.

Blackinton, who also is general manager of the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel, said he the lodging organization’s board is made up of hotel owners and operators from different parts of the city, as well as representatives from the restaurant and attractions industries.

“That’s the beauty of this,” he told FOX10 News. “The hotel owners, themselves, have to petition to assess this fee.”

But Cowart said the occupancy rate is lower than it was 2015. He said those numbers are even worse considering that business travel actually is up. That’s the sector of travel that’s unaffected by marketing.

“That simple math tells you that leisure and convention have to be down. … And even if it weren’t going down, if it’s just staying flat, we are far below all other Alabama cities,” he said.

Councilman Josh Woods, who was not in office when the council authorized the improvement district, said he has an open mind.

“Definitely a good conversation to have and, you know, all things are on the table when it comes to stuff like this,” he said.

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Brittany Comegna, of Los Angeles, has been appointed to the State Rehabilitation Council. Comegna has been Founder and CEO of Deaf and Disability Mediation Services since 2024. She was an Education Coordinator for the Rochester Institute of Technology from 2023 to 2024, where she held several positions from 2013 to 2023, including Director, Coordinator and Admissions Counselor. She is a member of the Southern California Mediation Association and California Hands and Voices. Comegna earned a Master of Science degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management from the Rochester Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Cinema and Television Arts from California State University, Northridge. She is Deaf and her native language is American Sign Language. Comegna receives Department of Rehabilitation services. This position does not require Senate confirmation and there is no compensation. Comegna is registered without party preference.

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Thrissur, the cultural capital of Kerala, with its cultural diversity and natural beauty, offers some most incredible Travel Circuits that are bound to enchant all kinds of travellers. The District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC), Thrissur, offers six one-day tourism circuit packages that will take you on an enthralling journey through the exquisite landscapes and heritage of the district.  Blue Circuit Blue Circuit otherwise known as the Water Tourism starts at 7 am from Thrissur and reaches Vazhachal Waterfalls by 8.30 am. After spending an hour in Vazhachal, the trip moves on to Charpa Falls, and then to the famed Athirappally Falls . You can spend two hours watching this wonder!  Green Circuit   Also known as Backwater Tourism, this circuit lets you experience boating at Chimmony and Enamavu and a visit to Snehatheeram beach . In Enamavu you will get a chance to cruise through the peaceful backwaters of Kerala in a houseboat and have some delicious local delicacies. The boat will reach Snehatheeram at around 5.30 pm before sunset.  Brown Circuit This Dam Tourism Circuit is a journey through the picturesque dams in Thrissur district such as Chimmony , Peechi , Vazhani , and Poomala.  Tourists are brought back to Thrissur after they watch the sunset from the Vilangankunnu hills.   Yellow Circuit Cultural Tourism focuses on introducing the cultural attractions of the district to the travellers. The trip starts by 8 in the morning to Kerala Kalamandalam , the centre for learning Indian performing arts. After spending two hours there, you are driven to the Puppet Art Gallery by 11.30 am. From there you move to Shakthan Thampuran Museum . The afternoon schedule includes the Zoo Museum and the Ayurveda Museum .  Orange Circuit Muziris Heritage Tourism is a saga of the rich heritage and ancient history of Thrissur. The journey begins from Thrissur at 8 am and reaches Paravoor in Ernakulam district where a visit to the synagogue is arranged. Then a visit to Kottapurram Fort , Paliam Palace , Pattanam Excavation Centre and Museum, finally returning to Thrissur.    Red Circuit  The journey begins from Thrissur at 8.30 am. Vilangankunnu, Vazhani Dam, and Zoo and Museum are covered, ending the journey with a stunning sunset view at Snehatheeram beach. 

Contact details District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) Palace Road, Chembukkavu, Thrissur Ph: +91- 487-2320800  Email: [email protected]

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