Presenting her ninth consecutive budget on February 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted tourism as a key focus in the Union Budget 2026, unveiling significant initiatives aimed at promoting India’s heritage and cultural assets. The announcements signal a renewed push to boost the tourism sector and position it as a major driver of economic growth.
Union Budget 2026 Unveils Major Boost for Tourism Sector
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