 | State to host Kerala Travel Mart virtually in NovemberAccording to Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran, the meet will herald the revival for the tourism sector by the beginning of next year. |
 | Kerala plans to reopen 160 tourist destinations by next monthKerala Tourism director said that the sector has already suffered losses to the tune of over Rs 20,000 crore in the last six months. |
 | Want tourist sites in Kerala to be reopened at the earliest, says minister SurendranThe tourism minister was speaking after reviewing the final stage work of the miniature train at Veli on Saturday. He also announced relief measures for tourist guides, house boats and homestays. |
 | Reopen tourism sector immediately, demands federationThe confederation has already submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Tourism Minister Kadakampally Surendran to open the tourism sector without further delay. |
 | ‘Keralam Kanaam’, the first step towards reviving sector by wooing local touristsMore than 35 resorts and hotels registered with the dedicated portal have come up with special discounted deals and packages aiming at local tourists |
 | Tourism on the road to recovery‘Keralam Kanaam’ campaign aims to offer luxury staycations at affordable rates to local people eager to get out of the confines of their homes |
 | ‘Kerala Blog Express’ to bring foreign influencers to boost tourism, Government sanctions fundsThe Blog Express is an initiative to earn global focus on the tourism through first-hand accounts. |
| Kerala to welcome domestic tourists from September, announces loan scheme to revive tourism sectorThe tourism minister also said the UDF and BJP were acting like Siamese twins to unleash rumours against the government. The Leader of Opposition is acting like a new version of Goebbels, he said. |
 | Post Covid, Kerala tourism is all set to go localInitiatives like ‘Keralam Kaanam’ solely focus on local travel buffs in the state |
| Unlock 1: Kerala trains eyes on local tourists for revival; set to release SOPAdequate safety measures will be in place | Short vacations are expected to be new norm |
 | Tourism sector sets eyes on villages, folklore, local heritage for recovery from Covid crisisOf the nearly 18,000 units registered with the RT Mission, 6,000 of them can provide art and culture experiences to nearly 1,000 people. |
 | Kerala tourism incurred 15,000 crore loss due to COVID-19 crisis: Tourism Minister SurendranSurendran said that people coming from other states and foregin countries need to be put under quarantine to prevent the spread of coronavirus. |
 | INTERVIEW | Three pronged strategy drawn up to ensure Kerala tourism sector back on its feet, says MinisterAfter a stellar performance in last year, when Kerala registered a 17.2 per cent rise in tourist arrivals with the number touching 1.96 crore, over 2018, the Covid blow has been severe. |
| Tourism sector pins revival hopes on domestic visitorsStakeholders hope to attract tourists after state borders open | Likely increase in cost of tour packages due to existing Covid situation may throw up a challenge |
 | Back home safely, Britishers thank Kerala Tourism officials, doctorsMessages thanking Kerala Tourism officials are pouring in from the family members of UK nationals who were repatriated after being stranded in the state as they were tested positive for Covid-19. |
