<p>The Kodagu District Hotel and Resort Owners’ Association and Kodagu District Homestay Owners’ Association have decided not to accommodate tourists for another 21 days to prevent Covid-19.</p>.<p>Kodagu District Hotel and Resort Owners’ Association president B R Nagendra Prasad and Kodagu District Home Stay Owners’ Association president B G Anantashayana said that even though the government had given permission to resume tourism activities from June 8, the owners of hotels, resorts and homestays have decided not to operate.</p>.<p>Anantashayana requested the citizens to inform the district administration if they come across any illegal homestays and resorts operating in the<br />district.</p>.<p>Nagendra Prasad said that the hotels and resorts having accommodation facilities would also not operate. But, the regular restaurants will be open for people, he added. </p>
<p>The Kodagu District Hotel and Resort Owners’ Association and Kodagu District Homestay Owners’ Association have decided not to accommodate tourists for another 21 days to prevent Covid-19.</p>.<p>Kodagu District Hotel and Resort Owners’ Association president B R Nagendra Prasad and Kodagu District Home Stay Owners’ Association president B G Anantashayana said that even though the government had given permission to resume tourism activities from June 8, the owners of hotels, resorts and homestays have decided not to operate.</p>.<p>Anantashayana requested the citizens to inform the district administration if they come across any illegal homestays and resorts operating in the<br />district.</p>.<p>Nagendra Prasad said that the hotels and resorts having accommodation facilities would also not operate. But, the regular restaurants will be open for people, he added. </p>
