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Background
The Government of India had, pursuant to the recommendations of the National Committee on Tourism viz Yunus Committee set up under the aegis of Planning Commission, decided in 1988, along with other All-India Financial/Investment Institutions and Nationalised Banks to promote a Public Limited Company under the name of "Tourism Finance Corporation of India Ltd. (TFCI)" to function as a specialised All-India Development Financial Institution to cater to the financial needs of tourism industry. TFCI was incorporated as a Public Limited Company under the Companies Act, 1956 on 27th January 1989 and became operational with effect from 1st February 1989.

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TFCI provides financial assistance to enterprises, for setting up and/ or development of tourism related activities, facilities and services, which inter-alia include hotels, restaurants, holiday resorts, amusement parks and complexes for entertainment, education and sports, safari parks, rope-ways cultural centers, convention halls, all forms of transport industry, air-taxis, travel and tour operating agencies, tourism emporia, sports facilities etc. besides, TFCI also co-ordinates and formulates guidelines and policies related to financing of such projects. As a developmental role, TFCI organizes seminars /participates in tourism-related activities organized by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India and by the trade bodies /associations etc.

TFCI provides all forms of financial assistance for new, expansion, diversification/ modernisation projects in tourism industry and/ related activities, facilities and services, in the following forms:
• Rupee Loans
• Underwriting of public issues of share/ debentures and direct subscription of such securities
• Guarantee for deferred payments and credits raised in India and/or abroad
• Equipment Finance
• Equipment Leasing
• Assistance under Suppliers of Credit
• Advisory Services
For meeting the fund requirements thereof as

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