<h1>Tourism authority forecasts over 30 million visitors; growth raises regulatory, safety, infrastructure, environmental and consumer protection risks</h1> A state tourism authority projects domestic tourist arrivals to exceed 30 million in the calendar year, citing recovery from prior-year natural-disaster disruptions and expanded destination offerings and events. The authority emphasizes promotion of festivals, MICE and destination weddings to diversify revenue and attract international visitors, and identifies key domestic and foreign source markets. Legal implications include potential regulatory and liability exposure from large-scale events and infrastructure strain, obligations under disaster management and public safety laws, and the need for compliance with permits, environmental clearances and consumer protection standards as tourism activity increases.