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Tourism is more than travel—it’s a catalyst for positive change and more! Travel opens doors to new perspectives on life, culture, and heritage. It not only preserves these vital elements but also drives local development. Tourism boosts small businesses, creates jobs, and uplifts regional economies. Getting to know local cultures fosters an appreciation for diversity. Like in Rajasthan, tourism has created a safe space for artisans where their craft is appreciated and they can make a livelihood out of it; while Kerala’s eco-tourism empowers communities through sustainable practices. As World Tourism Day approaches, let’s commit to responsible travel that supports small businesses, nurtures cultural exchanges, and preserves India’s unique identity for future generations. Join us in celebrating the power of tourism to transform lives and connect people across borders. #ResponsibleTourism #LocalEmpowerment #CulturalExchanges #ExploreIndia

Super Mukesh My take on this seeing the rich potential , Is through a 3 pronged approach & Applies to all state tourism departments Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism Develop a cadre of professional officers Who can manage all ur created facilities in more than 100 sites across UP, Professionally with targets & achievements incentivization Tourism & Hospitality Skill Council Also think of managing the big ones Especially forts through Professionals Like @Tatas Oberoi Hotels & Resorts ITC Limited & take a fair share of the revenue To plough back fir effective maintenance Create more at least 100 Such places where crowds throng now But todaythere r no clean locations to eat or defecate Indian Institute Of Tourism And Travel Management Requires a strategy paper to implement Indian Tourism Development Coorporation Big 4 will charge a lot Hence Use an in-house Knowledgeable team to do it Manisha Saxena DG tourism Can assist I’m sure Cheers Jkdadoo ias retd

The Union Budget 2024 brings exciting news for the travel and tourism sector in India! Here are some key highlights that promise to transform the industry: 🕍Promotion of Spiritual and Cultural Tourism: Significant investments in iconic spiritual and cultural sites will attract both domestic and international tourists, enriching their travel experiences. 🛣️Infrastructure Development: Enhanced connectivity and facilities at key tourist destinations will make travel more convenient and enjoyable, encouraging more people to explore our beautiful country. ⛴️Cruise Tourism: A simpler tax regime for foreign cruise companies will promote cruise tourism, making Indian ports a must-visit on international itineraries. 🏖️Beach Tourism: Special focus on developing beach destinations with better amenities and cleaner, safer environments will elevate the beach tourism experience. 🪤Special Focus on Bihar and Odisha: Targeted initiatives for states like Bihar and Odisha will develop major spiritual and historical sites, boosting religious and wellness tourism. At Khulaasman, we are excited about these developments and look forward to leveraging these opportunities to promote sustainable travel and support local communities. 🧭🗺️ Sources: The Times of India, The Economic Times, India Today #UnionBudget2024 #TravelAndTourism #SustainableTravel #Khulaasman #IndiaTourism #EconomicGrowth

The days of limitless travel are coming to a close. Between overcrowded destinations and careless tourist behavior, a clear need for boundaries is giving rise to tighter regulations and more mindful business models. The shift from high-volume to high-value travel will forever change how we define a brag-worthy trip. For example, In Goa, the tourism department has banned 10 activities that have caused or are likely to cause damage or deterioration to key tourist spots such as unauthorized boating, roadside cooking by tourists, and selling tickets outside official counters. Similarly, the Madras High Court requires vehicles entering Ooty and Kodaikanal during peak tourist months, to obtain a pre-registered e-pass for entry so that the carrying capacity of ghat roads can be fixed from excessive tourist footfall. How can local tourism businesses diversify their revenue streams in response to restrictions that may reduce their traditional sources of income? #TBWAIndia #Backslash

It's true that while India has a rich cultural heritage, diverse cuisine, and vibrant societies, the tourism sector faces several challenges. Issues such as inadequate infrastructure, inconsistent service quality, safety concerns, and sometimes a lack of effective marketing can affect the overall tourism experience and earnings.Addressing these challenges can help unlock the full potential of India's tourism industry, attracting more visitors and increasing revenue. Improvements in transportation, accommodations, cleanliness, safety, and better promotion of lesser-known destinations could make a significant difference but who cares !!! #indiantourism

India offers almost all sorts of tourism, like eco-tourism, adventure, sports, cruises, rural, religious, business MICE, medical, wellness and film tourism. When the Modi government came to power, it soon identified tourism as one of the richest sources of foreign exchange and adopted the strategies of renovating and constructing tourist destinations, developing basic facilities such as transport, communications, power supplies and hotels and financing start-ups that provide travel services or assist travel service providers with technology solutions. In addition to economic growth, the Prime Minister also aimed for ‘One India, Ideal India’ by promoting religious tourism that he thought would help bring different communities together and engender a sense of patriotism in them, and by placing emphasis on the revival of long-forgotten traditions and neglected cultural values. Read #TheRiseofNaMoandNewIndia and know PM Modi's vision.    https://lnkd.in/e9ZBwPb

It’s time to look at how the state governments have tried to enhance tourism in their states ! From cherry picking specifics such as trek-suitable landscapes of Tamil Nadu to enhance their tourism, to positioning and rebranding of tourism landscape of Bihar by focusing on Buddhist Circuit, Patna Sahib, etc., the Indian state governments have made their state tourism blossom. Global Business Operations (GBO) SRCC Dr Misha Govil Anuj Bhatia Comment below which state will be your next tourism destination !! #ExploreIndianStates, #StateTourismUnveiled, #DiscoverYourNextDestination, #IncredibleIndiaStates, #IndiaTourismRising, #StatewiseAdventures, #ChooseYourStateEscape, #TourismTransformationIndia, #IndianStatesRevealed, #NextStopIndia

I personally feel that one sector where India can aspire to become No. 1 is the tourism sector. All we need is the willingness to achieve it. India is Beautiful, But Not in the Top 20 for Tourism? 😯 It feels strange, doesn’t it? India has so much to offer – from the stunning Himalayas to the peaceful beaches of Goa, from the amazing Taj Mahal to the busy streets of Mumbai. We have history, culture, and natural beauty. But, despite all this, India is not in the top 20 most visited countries in the world! 🌍 Why is that? Is it because of fewer facilities, less promotion, or something else? Our tourism industry can create jobs and boost our economy. It’s time we think about how to bring more visitors to experience the beauty of our country. What do you think we can do to improve? Let’s talk about it! 💬 #India #Tourism #IncredibleIndia #Travel #TourismGrowth

Bhutan expects close to 50% of pre-covid travel from India Bhutan is targeting 3 lakh tourists globally. Of this, it is targeting 1.50 lakh (50 per cent) from India for 2024. Bhutanese Prime Minister has also assured government subsidy on airfares, and additional air connectivity to more cities from India. He has also said that the country will ease permit approvals. This is close to 50 per cent of pre-covid levels. Dasho Tshering Tobgay, Bhutani PM, at the FICCI India-Bhutan Summit on Tourism, “In 2024, the total number of tourists we are targetting is 3 lakh. Of this, we are targetting 50 per cent from India.“ https://lnkd.in/gVXTTXf6 #bhutan #precovid #travel #india #tourists #global #lakhs #government #subsidy #airfares #indian #travellers #permit #approvals #FICCI #india #bhutan #summit #tourism #tobgay #primeminister #bhutan #forest #culture #FDI #lalitgroup #property #wellness #resort #travel #traveling #traveladvisor #travelindustry #travelagent TraveLICE TraveLICE Customercare

World Tourism Day 2024: Embrace India's Timeless Charm There are jewels of travel destinations in India. From the exalted peaks of the Himalayas to the Golden sand of the Thar. From the high-spirited Rann of Kutch to the prolific sanctuaries and national parks with wildlife. There is something special and unique with India that it offers something for every traveller whether Indian or international. India is one of the most culturally rich and geographic dense nation. So, our tourism sector is flourishing like never before. ◽ It is projected that the Indian tourism will generate $24 Billions in 2024. ◽ Indian tourism sector is expected to grow at a vigorous rate of 9.6% until 2028. ◽ This industry is expected to reach a staggering market value of $34.25 Billion. ◽ The government has taken initiative like 100% FDI in tourism ventures. Government launches 52 tourism projects worth ₹1,400 Crores under the Swadesh Darshan and PRASHAD schemes. With the investments in the Indian tourism infrastructure, there will be more reasons for the world to tour the beauty, culture, heritage, and spirit of our incredible India. #IncredibleIndia #Tourism #WorldTourismDay #IndianTourism #LinkedIn #India