New Delhi : Besides the online information about the hotspots in Delhi in foreign languages, the Delhi Tourism Ministry also has other plans to make the city more attractive for tourists. Mr. Lovely said there is a proposal to appoint magistrates to ensure cleanliness to heritage sites and to protect them from encroachment.

"A bird sanctuary will also be established in Chawla in south-west Delhi. We have already appointed a consultant to chalk out the details in this regards," he said.

For the benefit of tourists who like to keep late hours, the Coffee Homes of DTDC spread across the city will operate round-the-clock from next year, though it has not yet been decided from when the new timings will take effect.

"We want to renovate all the Coffee Homes before they are opened for 24 hours. Presently, work is going on in the establishment in R K Puram in South Delhi which will be the first Coffee Home to remain open around the clock," Mr. Lovely said.

Delhi Tourism, which recently introduced buses under the 'hop on - hop off' concept to ferry passengers to tourist spots across the city, may also  introduce service to places of religious importance like Hardwar, Rishikesh and Vrindavan.

"We have also proposed a radio taxi service which will include luxury vehicles like limousines to provide international standard transport to visitors coming to Delhi," Mr. Lovely said.