The tour covers and costs Rs 2500 per person. Booking can be done at booking offices at bus-stands or at depots of the KTC. Velankanni pilgrimages to the shrine at Nagapattinam in Tamil Nadu are also conducted by KTC during the novena and feast. Booking needs to be done in advance. School services KTC also operates special services for schools, at their convenience and needs. The services are operated on the monthly passes issued to the students based on the amount collected by the school management. The services are offered to the following schools: Our Lady of Rosary High School Donapaula Sharada Mandir High School Miramar Kendriya Vidyalaya I.N.S. Mandovi Verem Hegdewar High School Panaji Sanjay School Porvorim Vidhya Prabhodini High school Porvorim St. Joseph High School Verna Regina Mundi High School Vasco St. Theresa High School Vasco Don Bosco High School Netravali Almeida High School, Ponda (run by Goa Vidyaprasarak Mandal) For interstate travel however, it is highly recommended that tickets be purchased reasonably well in advance especially during the summer and winter rush and the tourist seasons. This is in spite of special services running during these times. Hiring of buses KTC also hires out its air-conditioned Volvo, luxury, semi-luxury, mini-bus and air-conditioned mini-bus vehicles on both "round contract" and "drop contract" at varying rates. Students can access these services, at a concessional rate of two rupees less per kilometre. Minimum amount charged for the trip varies, depending on the class and size of the vehicle. Financial structure Official sources (KTC, citizen's charter, 2007) say the entire share capital of the company—totalling Rs 299 million—is held by the Government of Goa. The capital has been invested to build infrastructure—like constructing depots, bus-stands, central workshops, and acquire buses. Administration Carlos Almeida, the Bharatiya Janata Party legislator from Vasco is the Chairman of Kadamba Transport Corporation. Derrick Pereira Neto is the managing director of the corporation. Fleet As of now, KTC has a fleet of 565 buses, made by companies such as Tata, Ashok Leyland, Eicher Motors, Corona (Deccan Auto) and Volvo. KTC also runs fifty Olectra-BYD K9 electric buses assembled by Olectra Greentech (MEIL). Thirty buses were put into use from June 2021. Twenty electric buses were delivered in December 2021. According to its 2005 citizen's charter, it operated 87,690 kilometres per day, but concedes that it is "unable to meet the entire demand of public transport". It stated