Tourism Finance Corporation of India (TFCIL) has announced plans to achieve Rs 2,000 crore in disbursements for FY26, driven by robust demand in hospitality and real estate financing.

Managing Director and CEO Anoop Bali outlined the company’s strategy to diversify its portfolio, reducing hospitality exposure from 65 percent to about 50 percent by FY27 through increased participation in real estate and MSME lending. A key focus area will be TFCIL’s solar lending strategy, targeting installations across hotels, resorts, restaurants, and tourism-linked MSMEs—aligning with sustainability and cost-efficiency goals.

The company is also developing a tourism-focused Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) to promote green energy adoption within the tourism ecosystem. As urbanisation and hybrid work models boost demand for mixed-use real estate, TFCIL aims to strengthen its position as a key NBFC supporting hospitality-led real estate, and renewable infrastructure while maintaining stringent asset-quality oversight.