Tiruvannamalai Tourism bans plastic bags in all sectors of business.

Tiruvannamalai Tourism has been battling the issue of garbage strewn in public areas, including around its world famous Arunachala mountain, due to the paucity of garbage management mechanisms. Travel and tourism industry stakeholders have complained to the Tourism Ministry, claiming the burgeoning garbage menace was discouraging tourists from visiting Tiruvannamalai. Tiruvannamalai is one of the most popular spiritual tourism destinations in India.

After the ban on plastic bags in Tiruvannamalai there has been a increase in the use of alternatives such as cloth bags and banana leaves, sale of non-woven bags as permissible, many hotels and shops are switching to alternatives.Many shoppers in Tiruvannamalai were seen carrying cloth bags to buy vegetables and grocery items. Several grocery shops had put up notices asking customers to bring cloth bags. “We notice strong awareness among the customers on plastic ban” says a official of Tiruvannamalai Tourism.

Tiruvannamalai Tourism needs to do more to encourage guests not to use plastics.

Tiruvannamalai Tourism owes a great deal to the world. If not for the spots of remarkable regular excellence, the perfect Arunachala mountaian and Ramanashram, a significant number of us would be out of work. These are the things that a great many people appreciate. These are the things that help make travel advantageous.

Which is the reason Tiruvannamalai Tourism has an unmistakable personal stake in keeping Tiruvannamalai in the most advantageous state conceivable. In any case, that is not in every case simple. Unavoidably, travel implies contamination. So except if you’re going to compel sightseers to cycle starting with one goal then onto the next, that is one thing you need to take into consideration and relieve against. Governments are as of now stepping down on hazardous emanations, for instance, and empowering electric vehicles where conceivable.

Yet, one opposite side of contamination is the human impression abandoned at movement goals: the garbage, the waste and – most ruinous to the long haul strength of the earth – the plastic.

Single-use plastics, for example, shopping packs and drinking straws, are maybe the encapsulation of the globalized, consumerist world. They are modest enough to make and use to be absolutely dispensable, yet they are not degradable in the ecological sense. They don’t simply leave and separate. They stop up our sea shores, hurt our untamed life, dirty our water and catch the creatures living in our seas. One million seabirds pass on every amazing ingesting plastic.

“Every tourist to Tiruvannmalai must avoid plastics to improve the world for the next generation”says a official at Tiruvannamalai Tourism.