The Tourism Finance Corporation of India Limited (TFCIL) has outlined a new strategic direction to strengthen its role in tourism-led infrastructure development, with a focus on hospitality, real estate, and MSME solar financing that promotes sustainable design and green construction across India’s tourism ecosystem.
Anoop Bali, Managing Director & CEO, TFCIL, announced that the company is targeting ₹2,000 crore in disbursements for FY26, underscoring the strong momentum in hotel and real estate project financing. While hospitality continues to account for about 65% of its portfolio, TFCIL plans to rebalance exposure to around 50% by FY27, expanding into urban real estate, mixed-use developments, and renewable infrastructure.
“As tourism and urbanisation reshape India’s built environment, we see growing demand for financing energy-efficient hotels, resort developments, and sustainable assets,” said Bali. “Our MSME solar programme and proposed tourism-focused Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) will support low-carbon, cost-efficient infrastructure across the tourism value chain.”
TFCIL’s renewed approach positions it as a key NBFC enabler in sustainable tourism infrastructure, integrating green energy, architectural innovation, and responsible lending practices to shape India’s next-generation hospitality landscape.
