The Cochin Port Authority (CPA) has signed a ₹300 crore MoU to unlock the tourism potential of Willingdon Island. The project will develop a 20-acre plot near the Ernakulam Wharf cruise terminal, featuring hotels, shopping centres, and recreation zones. It aims to position Cochin as a leading cruise destination with world-class tourism infrastructure.
Cochin Port signs ₹300 crore MoU to transform Willingdon Island into a major tourist destination
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