But traders and hoteliers in Mysore are worried that the Cauvery row is forcing large number of people to stay away from visiting the city.
Mysore Travel Agents Association B.S.Prashanth and Mysore Hotel Owners' Association president M. Rajendra have been telling the media that if there was no end to the Cauvery row the tourist flow and business would be hit.
The row, over releasing Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu, however, lingers with Cauvery River Authority headed by prime minister rejecting Karnataka's appeal to allow it stop water release and the Supreme Court set to hear a petition by the two states Oct 19.
