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Haryana to promote bed & breakfast scheme

Eyeing the forthcoming Commonwealth Games in India as an opportunity to promote tourism in the state, the Haryana government has decided to introduce a bed-and-breakfast scheme. - Rs 10,555 cr: Estimated expenditure for 2010 CWG - Paving the way - Money floods into wastewater treatment - 57 % of corporate workers in India report increase in stress - PC sales up 24% in Jul-Sept period - 46 monuments in Delhi to be spruced up before CWG The scheme, to be implemented in Gurgaon, would enable house owners to rent out their premises to the tourists coming for the Games Speaking about the rationale behind the scheme, an official spokesman revealed, the central government had approved around 25 houses in Gurgaon which would be converted into guesthouses. The spokesman added the introduction of bed-and-breakfast scheme for NCR region could fill in the gap between the required number of rooms for the Commonwealth Games and those that could be provided by hotels. The spokesman also said the registration and other processes had also been simplified.


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