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FUTURE GROWTH AND
DEVELOPMENT OF
INDIAN TOURISM
Unit 5- BBA (Introduction to Tourism)
By
Amit Tiwari
Asst. Professor
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
(An autonomous body under Ministry of Tourism)
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What is a Visa on Arrival?
As the name suggests, this visa is called a border
gate visa that can be obtained at the borders of
foreign countries. According to the agreements
among the countries, citizens traveling abroad can
apply for a visa at the borders of that country for
touristic purposes, however, they will be limited to
a certain period. There are some procedures for
Turkish citizens holding regular passports to be able
to apply for visas at the borders.
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18 Popular Countries
offering Visa on
Arrival for Indians in
2020
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Thailand
 Best Time to Visit Thailand
 November to April - If you desire the best conditions, plan
your vacation to the country at this time when Thailand stays
cool and relatively dry.
 May to October - During this period, the country receives
substantial rainfall, which can spoil all your travel plans.
 Thailand Visa for Indians
 Visa type - Visa on arrival for Indians
 Duration - Up to 15 days.
 Visa Cost - 2,000 Baht (Approx Rs. 4600) per traveller.
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Mauritius
 Best Time to Visit Mauritius
 May to December - At this time, the weather remains dry,
cool and sunny, which is the perfect condition for tourism.
 January to April - Mauritius is prone to Cyclones and heavy
rains at this time. further, the balmy temperatures may also
cause discomfort to travellers.
 Mauritius Visa for Indians
 Visa Type - Visa on arrival for Indian passport holders
 Duration - Up to 60 days
 Visa cost – Free
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Indonesia
 Best Time to Visit Indonesia
 May to September - This is the dry season when the
temperatures are pleasant, and the weather stays sunny.
 October to April - Most parts of the country receive heavy
rainfall during this period of the year. Therefore, travelling is
not recommended at such times.
 Indonesia Visa for Indians
 Visa Type – Visa exempted for Indian citizens
 Duration - Up to 30 days.
 Visa Cost – Free
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Nepal
 Best Time to Visit Nepal
 October to December - This is the time when the skies remain
clear and the weather dry, making it the best time to travel to
the nation.
 April to September - The weather becomes humid and hot,
receiving occasional rains as well. Try to avoid visiting the
country at this time.
 Nepal Visa for Indians
 Type of Visa - Visa on arrival for Indians
 Duration - Up to 150 days
 Visa cost - Free
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Maldives
 Best Time to Visit Maldives
 November to April - This is the ideal time to visit Maldives as
the temperatures remain pleasant and the skies clear.
 May to October - This is the period when the country receives
the maximum rainfall, limiting your ability to explore the
country at peace.
 Maldives Visa for Indians
 Type of Visa - Visa on arrival for Indian citizens
 Duration - Up to 30 days.
 Visa cost - Free
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Bhutan
 Best Time to Visit Bhutan
 December to February - This is the winter season in Bhutan
and presents the perfect opportunity for tourists to explore
the country in all its beauty.
 June to August - The summer season is ideal for visitors
looking to check out the Himalayas from close proximity.
However, rainfall can lead to landslides and closure of roads.
 Bhutan Visa for Indians
 Type of Visa - Visa-free country for Indian nationals.
 Duration - Up to 6 months or 180 days.
 Visa cost - Free
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Seychelles
 Best time to Visit Seychelles
 April to October - The cool and relatively dry weather in
Seychelles at this time, makes it ideal for tourists.
 November to March - The weather remains hot and humid at
this time. Further, frequent rainfall can also hamper tourism.
 Seychelles Visa for Indians
 Type of Visa - Visa-free. Permit necessary for travel.
 Duration - Permit is valid for up to 3 months.
 Permit cost - Free
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Malaysia
 Best Time to Visit Malaysia
 March to May - During this period, Malaysia remains mostly dry and
cool, with temperatures ranging between 23 and 33 degrees Celsius.
 September to November - At this time, the temperatures are not as
warm as in the summers. Therefore, travellers can easily visit the
beaches and museums of the country at this time.
 Malaysia Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Malaysia offers e-visa to Indian passport holders.
 Duration - Valid for up to 30 days.
 Visa cost - The visa costs 50 RM (approximately Rs. 870) per person.
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Sri Lanka
 Best Time to Visit Sri Lanka
 December to March - This is the best time to visit Sri Lanka if you are
heading to the southern coastal or western parts of the nation.
 May to September - Those visiting the northern or eastern regions of
the country can enjoy pleasant weather conditions if they visit during
this period.
 Sri Lanka Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Sri Lanka offers e-visa to Indian passport holders.
 Duration - Up to 30 days.
 Visa cost - Approximate cost is Rs. 1450 per person.
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Hong Kong
 Best Time to Visit
 March to May and September to November - These are the best
times of the year for tourists to visit the country. The weather
remains comfortable and mostly dry in these months.
 June to August - This is the summer time for Hong Kong. The
temperatures can soar at such a time, making tours uncomfortable.
 Hong Kong Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indian citizens
 Duration - Valid for up to 14 days.
 Visa cost – Approx. Rs. 1750 per person.
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Vietnam
 Best Time to Visit
 February to April - This period is the spring season in Vietnam.
Travellers can enjoy comfortable weather at this time.
 August to October - The autumn season is also another
brilliant time to enjoy the scenic beauty in Vietnam, without
encountering too much rain or storm.
 Vietnam Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa on arrival and e-visa.
 Duration - Up to 30 days.
 Visa cost - The service fee is around Rs. 850, while the stamp
fee accounts for around Rs. 1780 per person.
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Fiji
 Best Time to Visit
 November to April - The weather remains hot and humid
during this period, which may lead to some problems during
your travels.
 May to October - The mild temperatures, along with the dry
conditions, make this period the perfect time to explore the
island nation.
 Fiji Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indians
 Duration - Up to 4 months.
 Visa cost - Single-entry visas cost around Rs. 6500
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Turkey
 Best Time to Visit Turkey
 April to May and September to November - These are the
best times to visit Turkey as the weather remains pleasant.
With almost no precipitation, you can explore each part of the
country freely.
 Turkey Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - E-visa
 Duration - Up to 90 days
 Visa cost - Rs. 3940 for single entry and Rs. 13120 for multiple
entry visas.
 Is Travel Insurance mandatory - Yes
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Macau
 Best Time to Visit Macau
 October to December - Macau remains foggy and relatively wet
throughout most of the year. However, between October and December,
tourists can enjoy sunny days and moderately cool temperatures.
 April to September - This period is the monsoon season for Macau, with it
receiving the greatest rainfall in the month of May. Avoid visiting at these
times.
 Macau Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa free for Indian nationals
 Duration - No visa is needed for a visit of up to 30 days. Visa is necessary
after this period is over.
 Visa cost - $30 if stay extends more than 30 days.
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Cambodia
 Best Time to Visit
 November to April - During this period of the year, Cambodia
receives very little rainfall. Therefore, tourists can experience
pleasant weather and enjoy visiting the various sites.
 June to September - these are some of the wettest months for
Cambodia, making travel almost impossible at such times.
 Cambodia Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indian passport holders
 Duration - Up to 30 days
 Visa cost - $30
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Jordan
 Best Time to Visit
 March to May - This is the spring season for Jordan, when the
temperatures remain moderately cool, allowing for comfortable
exploration.
 June to August - The hottest months of the year for Jordan, the
country receives around 13 hours of sunlight in July. Temperatures
soar and travel becomes excessively uncomfortable.
 Jordon Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indians
 Duration - Up to 30 days
 Visa cost - $56 (approx Rs. 4,000)
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Laos
 Best Time to Visit
 October to April - The small country of Laos offers the best
weather conditions at this time. the conditions remain dry
and mostly cool, making it ideal for getaways.
 November to January - The monsoon season in Laos, this is
the best time for travellers seeking thrilling river activities.
 Laos Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indian nationals
 Duration - Up to 30 days
 Visa cost - Rs. 2179
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Ivory Coast
 Best Time to Visit
 November to April - This is the dry season in Ivory Coast,
when the temperatures remain pleasant and comfortable.
 May to August - Avoid visiting Ivory Coast at this time, as the
rainfall and prevalence of mosquitoes can lead to problems
and diseases.
 Ivory Coast Visa for Indians
 Type of visa - E-visa
 Duration - Up to 6 months
 Visa cost - $119 (approx. Rs. 8,500)
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Implementation of Scheme
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Amravati
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Amritsar
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Gaya
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Kedarnath
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Varanasi
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HRIDAY scheme
 The National Heritage Development and Augmentation
Yojana (HRIDAY) that seeks to preserve and rejuvenate the
rich cultural heritage of the country was launched by the
Minister of Urban Development Shri M.Venkaiah Naidu, here
today. Minister of Tourism and Culture Dr.Mahesh Sharma and
Members of Lok Sabha representing different cities selected
under HRIDAY also attended the launch.
Speaking on the occasion, Shri M.Venkaiah Naidu said ‘No
nation can move forward ignoring its cultural heritage and
legacy. India is a diverse land of languages and religions and
we need to preserve the legacy of all kinds. HRIDAY is a step
towards reviving the soul of cities hosting such rich heritage’.
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Cont..
 Elaborating on the new initiative, Shri Naidu said, ‘HRIDAY seeks to promote an
integrated, inclusive and sustainable development of heritage sites, focusing not
just on maintenance of monuments but on advancement of the entire ecosystem
including its citizens, tourists and local businesses.’ He said, with 32 UNESCO
recognized natural and cultural heritage sites, ranking second in Asia and fifth in the
world, the tourism potential of the country is still to be fully harnessed and the new
scheme will help in this regard.
Informing that Rs.500 cr would be provided to the 12 cities selected in the first
phase under the ‘Central Schme’ of HRIDY, Shri Naidu said, central government will
meet the entire expenditure under the scheme. He however, urged the states and
local urban bodies to supplement their resources for rapid development of heritage
cities. He also called for involvement of NGOs, spiritual organisations and private
sector for effective implementation of the scheme. He stressed that urban
development efforts should aim at blending ‘nature and culture for a better future’.
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Cont..
 Shri Venkaiah Naidu distributed sanction letters to the 12 cities for
spending over the next two years. Based on city population, Varanasi
was allocated Rs.89.31 cr, Amritsar-Rs.69.31 cr, Warangal(Telangana)-
Rs.40.54 cr, Ajmer-Rs.40.04 cr, Gaya-Rs.40.04 cr, Mathura-Rs.40.04 cr,
Kanchipuram-Rs.23.04 cr and Vellankini-Rs.22.26 cr, both in Tamil
Nadu, Amaravati(AP)-Rs.22.26 cr, Badami (Karnataka)-Rs.22.26 cr,
Dwaraka(Gujarat)-Rs.22.26 cr and Puri-Rs.22.54 cr.
Minister of Tourism and Culture Dr.Mahesh Sharma welcoming the
HRIDAY scheme said that in conjunction with the schemes of his
ministry, it will help in promoting tourism in the country. He stressed
that development can’t be at the cost of heritage of the country.
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Cont..
 Shri Pinaki Mishra, MP from Puri said that after 68 years of Independence
such a novel initiative has been launched which would go a long way in
developing heritage cities. He noted that under the leadership of Prime
Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the country is learning to think big.
Municipal Commissioners of all the 12 selected cities made brief
presentations on the tangible and intangible cultural assets of respective
cities and the plans for their development under HRIDAY. An exhibition
was also organized highlighting various aspects of these cities.
Shri Shankar Aggarwal, Secretary(UD) gave details of various initiatives of
the government for urban development.
Members of Lok Sabha who attended the launch included Shri Pinaki
Mishra, Ms.Poonam Behn, Shri Rayapati Sambasiva Rao, Shri Kadiyam
Srihari and Shri P.C.Gaddigoudar.
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India’s Travel Circuits
 The Golden Triangle (Delhi-Agra-Jaipur)
 One of the most popular travel circuits in
North India among tourists, The Golden
Triangle is the perfect start to explore India.
Covering prominent cities like Delhi–Agra–
Jaipur, the circuit includes history,
architectural marvels, coupled with UNESCO
World Heritage sites. Additionally, the
world-class hospitality helps you cherish
some of the fondest experiences of holidays
in India. The charms to be explored in Delhi
include Red Fort, India Gate, Humayun’s,
Tomb, Qutub Minar Complex, etc.
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Delhi – Agra – Jaipur –
Khajuraho
 on our list is the travel itinerary
covering Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur
together with Khajuraho. The
interesting circuit combines the best
of history, culture, monuments etc.
Delhi has the mix of monuments
from Mughal and pre-Mughal era as
well as relics of the British Raj. Not
only these but also the incredible
architectural marvels like Lodhi
Gardens, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb,
Qutab Complex, etc. adorn the city.
The list also includes some other
masterpieces like the India Gate and
Lutyen’s Delhi, Akshardham
Temple, Lotus Temple, etc.
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Desert Triangle (Jodhpur –
Jaisalmer – Bikaner)
 Desert Triangle tour circuit offers an
unbeatable experience of the golden Thar
Desert in unparalleled cities. This voyage
gives a chance to explore the three
attractive cities of Rajasthan,
mainly, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner.
Visiting some of the tourist attractions
and enjoying fun activities in each city
while proceeding towards the other
increases the fun. Grand forts and
palaces of Jodhpur need a definite place
in the itinerary. Save your excitement for
a Camel Safari in Jaisalmer.
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Delhi – Chandigarh –
Amritsar
 Delhi-Chandigarh-Amritsar tour is one of the favored travel
circuits in India. The exclusivity and the vivacity of the
culture make Delhi a fascinating place to explore. From
shopping in busy streets to savoring the local and street
foods, Delhi gives you a warm welcome.
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Himachal Tour Circuit
 As vacations approach, people could be seen
planning for Himachal Tour. As a matter of
fact, the trip also enables you to get insights
about your preferred cities and discover the
metropolis and villages en route. The first
attraction is Shimla which is a splendid and
remarkable hill station. In fact, there could
be enormous reasons to visit this place and
each reason will set your spirits high.
Similarly, Kullu offers matchless experiences
amidst the beguiling vista, the colossal
snow-covered mountain peaks, and the cold
weather.
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Mathura – Vrindavan – Agra
 A mix of history, divinity, and bliss, next on our list
of travel circuits in India we have Mathura,
Vrindavan, and Agra. This popular weekend
trip covers all three equally important cities on the
banks of River Yamuna. A short drive from Delhi,
the tour starts from Mathura. The holy city enjoys
world-wide repute because of association with
Lord Krishna. Drenched in love for the lord, the
town has a massive number of temples to be
explored in the area. Similarly, Vrindavan is the
holy town enjoying the legends of Lord Krishna and
the endless love of Radha – Krishna. Undoubtedly,
paying a visit to the holy temples here spiritually
awakens you from within.
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Char Dham Yatra in
Uttarakhand
 we come to the holiest travel
circuits of north India, Chardham in
Uttarakhand. The four-destination
journey is a spiritual expedition that
includes Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedar
nath and the Badrinath Dham. For
this reason, the divine sojourn is
embarked upon by pilgrims, nature
lovers and trekkers for seeking
spiritual bliss. Settled in the high
altitudes of Uttarakhand, these four
destinations are accessible only half
the year. The temple opens their
doors in March-April and continues
until October-November.
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Buddhist Circuit Tours
 Choosing the Buddhist Circuit tour
allows you to experience the
Buddha’s Life in a nutshell. Buddhist
Circuit tour takes you to the holy
shrines of Buddhism. Explore most
important places related to the life of
Buddha, the birthplace, where he
attained enlightenment, where he
preached his first sermon and lastly,
where he reached Nirvana. Above all,
with the motto of “Buddham
Saranam Gacchami”, the spiritual
tour takes you to a heavenly world of
peace. Various monasteries, temples,
and stupas await for your visit.
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Jain Circuit Bihar
 The crib of brilliant Jain Divine
souls lies in Bihar. As a matter of
fact, Bihar houses opulent legacy
and striking temples. Holy sites
related to Jain Tirthankars and Lord
Mahavir have turn out to be the
most esteemed pilgrimage for the
ones who have true faith in
Jainism. Thus, Jain Circuit Bihar is
planned in a holistic manner and
includes all these sites.
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Incredible India
 Incredible India (styled as Incredıble!ndıa) is the name of
an international tourism campaign maintained by
the Government of India since 2002, to promote tourism
in India. The "Incredible India" title was officially branded
and promoted since 2002.
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Incredible India Tourism
 Incredible India Tours gets your pulse racing as you
explore its incredible tourist attractions. Travel to
India, the extravagantly beautiful land, and your India
Holidays will surely become tantamount to a wonderful
'celebration'. India is a repertoire of surprises and delights,
ready to leave you spell bound. India Tour offers amazing
tourist destinations, which smile at you with their own
specialties. Travel India where its attractions never cease
to amaze tourists who come here from across the
globe. Laced with glorious culture and breathtaking
attractions, India is a dream destination for all seasons.
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Thanks for listening
For any quires
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creativeamit2020@gmail.com
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The lecture video sessions (Few) on different tourism
related topic are available at YouTube Channel
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https://www.youtube.
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https://www.youtube
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FUTURE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDIAN TOURISM

  • 1. FUTURE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDIAN TOURISM Unit 5- BBA (Introduction to Tourism) By Amit Tiwari Asst. Professor Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (An autonomous body under Ministry of Tourism) 1
  • 2. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 2
  • 3. What is a Visa on Arrival? As the name suggests, this visa is called a border gate visa that can be obtained at the borders of foreign countries. According to the agreements among the countries, citizens traveling abroad can apply for a visa at the borders of that country for touristic purposes, however, they will be limited to a certain period. There are some procedures for Turkish citizens holding regular passports to be able to apply for visas at the borders. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 3
  • 4. 18 Popular Countries offering Visa on Arrival for Indians in 2020 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 4
  • 5. Thailand  Best Time to Visit Thailand  November to April - If you desire the best conditions, plan your vacation to the country at this time when Thailand stays cool and relatively dry.  May to October - During this period, the country receives substantial rainfall, which can spoil all your travel plans.  Thailand Visa for Indians  Visa type - Visa on arrival for Indians  Duration - Up to 15 days.  Visa Cost - 2,000 Baht (Approx Rs. 4600) per traveller. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 5
  • 6. Mauritius  Best Time to Visit Mauritius  May to December - At this time, the weather remains dry, cool and sunny, which is the perfect condition for tourism.  January to April - Mauritius is prone to Cyclones and heavy rains at this time. further, the balmy temperatures may also cause discomfort to travellers.  Mauritius Visa for Indians  Visa Type - Visa on arrival for Indian passport holders  Duration - Up to 60 days  Visa cost – Free 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 6
  • 7. Indonesia  Best Time to Visit Indonesia  May to September - This is the dry season when the temperatures are pleasant, and the weather stays sunny.  October to April - Most parts of the country receive heavy rainfall during this period of the year. Therefore, travelling is not recommended at such times.  Indonesia Visa for Indians  Visa Type – Visa exempted for Indian citizens  Duration - Up to 30 days.  Visa Cost – Free 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 7
  • 8. Nepal  Best Time to Visit Nepal  October to December - This is the time when the skies remain clear and the weather dry, making it the best time to travel to the nation.  April to September - The weather becomes humid and hot, receiving occasional rains as well. Try to avoid visiting the country at this time.  Nepal Visa for Indians  Type of Visa - Visa on arrival for Indians  Duration - Up to 150 days  Visa cost - Free 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 8
  • 9. Maldives  Best Time to Visit Maldives  November to April - This is the ideal time to visit Maldives as the temperatures remain pleasant and the skies clear.  May to October - This is the period when the country receives the maximum rainfall, limiting your ability to explore the country at peace.  Maldives Visa for Indians  Type of Visa - Visa on arrival for Indian citizens  Duration - Up to 30 days.  Visa cost - Free 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 9
  • 10. Bhutan  Best Time to Visit Bhutan  December to February - This is the winter season in Bhutan and presents the perfect opportunity for tourists to explore the country in all its beauty.  June to August - The summer season is ideal for visitors looking to check out the Himalayas from close proximity. However, rainfall can lead to landslides and closure of roads.  Bhutan Visa for Indians  Type of Visa - Visa-free country for Indian nationals.  Duration - Up to 6 months or 180 days.  Visa cost - Free 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 10
  • 11. Seychelles  Best time to Visit Seychelles  April to October - The cool and relatively dry weather in Seychelles at this time, makes it ideal for tourists.  November to March - The weather remains hot and humid at this time. Further, frequent rainfall can also hamper tourism.  Seychelles Visa for Indians  Type of Visa - Visa-free. Permit necessary for travel.  Duration - Permit is valid for up to 3 months.  Permit cost - Free 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 11
  • 12. Malaysia  Best Time to Visit Malaysia  March to May - During this period, Malaysia remains mostly dry and cool, with temperatures ranging between 23 and 33 degrees Celsius.  September to November - At this time, the temperatures are not as warm as in the summers. Therefore, travellers can easily visit the beaches and museums of the country at this time.  Malaysia Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Malaysia offers e-visa to Indian passport holders.  Duration - Valid for up to 30 days.  Visa cost - The visa costs 50 RM (approximately Rs. 870) per person. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 12
  • 13. Sri Lanka  Best Time to Visit Sri Lanka  December to March - This is the best time to visit Sri Lanka if you are heading to the southern coastal or western parts of the nation.  May to September - Those visiting the northern or eastern regions of the country can enjoy pleasant weather conditions if they visit during this period.  Sri Lanka Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Sri Lanka offers e-visa to Indian passport holders.  Duration - Up to 30 days.  Visa cost - Approximate cost is Rs. 1450 per person. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 13
  • 14. Hong Kong  Best Time to Visit  March to May and September to November - These are the best times of the year for tourists to visit the country. The weather remains comfortable and mostly dry in these months.  June to August - This is the summer time for Hong Kong. The temperatures can soar at such a time, making tours uncomfortable.  Hong Kong Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indian citizens  Duration - Valid for up to 14 days.  Visa cost – Approx. Rs. 1750 per person. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 14
  • 15. Vietnam  Best Time to Visit  February to April - This period is the spring season in Vietnam. Travellers can enjoy comfortable weather at this time.  August to October - The autumn season is also another brilliant time to enjoy the scenic beauty in Vietnam, without encountering too much rain or storm.  Vietnam Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa on arrival and e-visa.  Duration - Up to 30 days.  Visa cost - The service fee is around Rs. 850, while the stamp fee accounts for around Rs. 1780 per person. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 15
  • 16. Fiji  Best Time to Visit  November to April - The weather remains hot and humid during this period, which may lead to some problems during your travels.  May to October - The mild temperatures, along with the dry conditions, make this period the perfect time to explore the island nation.  Fiji Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indians  Duration - Up to 4 months.  Visa cost - Single-entry visas cost around Rs. 6500 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 16
  • 17. Turkey  Best Time to Visit Turkey  April to May and September to November - These are the best times to visit Turkey as the weather remains pleasant. With almost no precipitation, you can explore each part of the country freely.  Turkey Visa for Indians  Type of visa - E-visa  Duration - Up to 90 days  Visa cost - Rs. 3940 for single entry and Rs. 13120 for multiple entry visas.  Is Travel Insurance mandatory - Yes 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 17
  • 18. Macau  Best Time to Visit Macau  October to December - Macau remains foggy and relatively wet throughout most of the year. However, between October and December, tourists can enjoy sunny days and moderately cool temperatures.  April to September - This period is the monsoon season for Macau, with it receiving the greatest rainfall in the month of May. Avoid visiting at these times.  Macau Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa free for Indian nationals  Duration - No visa is needed for a visit of up to 30 days. Visa is necessary after this period is over.  Visa cost - $30 if stay extends more than 30 days. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 18
  • 19. Cambodia  Best Time to Visit  November to April - During this period of the year, Cambodia receives very little rainfall. Therefore, tourists can experience pleasant weather and enjoy visiting the various sites.  June to September - these are some of the wettest months for Cambodia, making travel almost impossible at such times.  Cambodia Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indian passport holders  Duration - Up to 30 days  Visa cost - $30 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 19
  • 20. Jordan  Best Time to Visit  March to May - This is the spring season for Jordan, when the temperatures remain moderately cool, allowing for comfortable exploration.  June to August - The hottest months of the year for Jordan, the country receives around 13 hours of sunlight in July. Temperatures soar and travel becomes excessively uncomfortable.  Jordon Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indians  Duration - Up to 30 days  Visa cost - $56 (approx Rs. 4,000) 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 20
  • 21. Laos  Best Time to Visit  October to April - The small country of Laos offers the best weather conditions at this time. the conditions remain dry and mostly cool, making it ideal for getaways.  November to January - The monsoon season in Laos, this is the best time for travellers seeking thrilling river activities.  Laos Visa for Indians  Type of visa - Visa on arrival for Indian nationals  Duration - Up to 30 days  Visa cost - Rs. 2179 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 21
  • 22. Ivory Coast  Best Time to Visit  November to April - This is the dry season in Ivory Coast, when the temperatures remain pleasant and comfortable.  May to August - Avoid visiting Ivory Coast at this time, as the rainfall and prevalence of mosquitoes can lead to problems and diseases.  Ivory Coast Visa for Indians  Type of visa - E-visa  Duration - Up to 6 months  Visa cost - $119 (approx. Rs. 8,500) 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 22
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  • 50. HRIDAY scheme  The National Heritage Development and Augmentation Yojana (HRIDAY) that seeks to preserve and rejuvenate the rich cultural heritage of the country was launched by the Minister of Urban Development Shri M.Venkaiah Naidu, here today. Minister of Tourism and Culture Dr.Mahesh Sharma and Members of Lok Sabha representing different cities selected under HRIDAY also attended the launch. Speaking on the occasion, Shri M.Venkaiah Naidu said ‘No nation can move forward ignoring its cultural heritage and legacy. India is a diverse land of languages and religions and we need to preserve the legacy of all kinds. HRIDAY is a step towards reviving the soul of cities hosting such rich heritage’. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 50
  • 51. Cont..  Elaborating on the new initiative, Shri Naidu said, ‘HRIDAY seeks to promote an integrated, inclusive and sustainable development of heritage sites, focusing not just on maintenance of monuments but on advancement of the entire ecosystem including its citizens, tourists and local businesses.’ He said, with 32 UNESCO recognized natural and cultural heritage sites, ranking second in Asia and fifth in the world, the tourism potential of the country is still to be fully harnessed and the new scheme will help in this regard. Informing that Rs.500 cr would be provided to the 12 cities selected in the first phase under the ‘Central Schme’ of HRIDY, Shri Naidu said, central government will meet the entire expenditure under the scheme. He however, urged the states and local urban bodies to supplement their resources for rapid development of heritage cities. He also called for involvement of NGOs, spiritual organisations and private sector for effective implementation of the scheme. He stressed that urban development efforts should aim at blending ‘nature and culture for a better future’. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 51
  • 52. Cont..  Shri Venkaiah Naidu distributed sanction letters to the 12 cities for spending over the next two years. Based on city population, Varanasi was allocated Rs.89.31 cr, Amritsar-Rs.69.31 cr, Warangal(Telangana)- Rs.40.54 cr, Ajmer-Rs.40.04 cr, Gaya-Rs.40.04 cr, Mathura-Rs.40.04 cr, Kanchipuram-Rs.23.04 cr and Vellankini-Rs.22.26 cr, both in Tamil Nadu, Amaravati(AP)-Rs.22.26 cr, Badami (Karnataka)-Rs.22.26 cr, Dwaraka(Gujarat)-Rs.22.26 cr and Puri-Rs.22.54 cr. Minister of Tourism and Culture Dr.Mahesh Sharma welcoming the HRIDAY scheme said that in conjunction with the schemes of his ministry, it will help in promoting tourism in the country. He stressed that development can’t be at the cost of heritage of the country. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 52
  • 53. Cont..  Shri Pinaki Mishra, MP from Puri said that after 68 years of Independence such a novel initiative has been launched which would go a long way in developing heritage cities. He noted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the country is learning to think big. Municipal Commissioners of all the 12 selected cities made brief presentations on the tangible and intangible cultural assets of respective cities and the plans for their development under HRIDAY. An exhibition was also organized highlighting various aspects of these cities. Shri Shankar Aggarwal, Secretary(UD) gave details of various initiatives of the government for urban development. Members of Lok Sabha who attended the launch included Shri Pinaki Mishra, Ms.Poonam Behn, Shri Rayapati Sambasiva Rao, Shri Kadiyam Srihari and Shri P.C.Gaddigoudar. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 53
  • 54. India’s Travel Circuits  The Golden Triangle (Delhi-Agra-Jaipur)  One of the most popular travel circuits in North India among tourists, The Golden Triangle is the perfect start to explore India. Covering prominent cities like Delhi–Agra– Jaipur, the circuit includes history, architectural marvels, coupled with UNESCO World Heritage sites. Additionally, the world-class hospitality helps you cherish some of the fondest experiences of holidays in India. The charms to be explored in Delhi include Red Fort, India Gate, Humayun’s, Tomb, Qutub Minar Complex, etc. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 54
  • 55. Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Khajuraho  on our list is the travel itinerary covering Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur together with Khajuraho. The interesting circuit combines the best of history, culture, monuments etc. Delhi has the mix of monuments from Mughal and pre-Mughal era as well as relics of the British Raj. Not only these but also the incredible architectural marvels like Lodhi Gardens, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, Qutab Complex, etc. adorn the city. The list also includes some other masterpieces like the India Gate and Lutyen’s Delhi, Akshardham Temple, Lotus Temple, etc. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 55
  • 56. Desert Triangle (Jodhpur – Jaisalmer – Bikaner)  Desert Triangle tour circuit offers an unbeatable experience of the golden Thar Desert in unparalleled cities. This voyage gives a chance to explore the three attractive cities of Rajasthan, mainly, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner. Visiting some of the tourist attractions and enjoying fun activities in each city while proceeding towards the other increases the fun. Grand forts and palaces of Jodhpur need a definite place in the itinerary. Save your excitement for a Camel Safari in Jaisalmer. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 56
  • 57. Delhi – Chandigarh – Amritsar  Delhi-Chandigarh-Amritsar tour is one of the favored travel circuits in India. The exclusivity and the vivacity of the culture make Delhi a fascinating place to explore. From shopping in busy streets to savoring the local and street foods, Delhi gives you a warm welcome. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 57
  • 58. Himachal Tour Circuit  As vacations approach, people could be seen planning for Himachal Tour. As a matter of fact, the trip also enables you to get insights about your preferred cities and discover the metropolis and villages en route. The first attraction is Shimla which is a splendid and remarkable hill station. In fact, there could be enormous reasons to visit this place and each reason will set your spirits high. Similarly, Kullu offers matchless experiences amidst the beguiling vista, the colossal snow-covered mountain peaks, and the cold weather. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 58
  • 59. Mathura – Vrindavan – Agra  A mix of history, divinity, and bliss, next on our list of travel circuits in India we have Mathura, Vrindavan, and Agra. This popular weekend trip covers all three equally important cities on the banks of River Yamuna. A short drive from Delhi, the tour starts from Mathura. The holy city enjoys world-wide repute because of association with Lord Krishna. Drenched in love for the lord, the town has a massive number of temples to be explored in the area. Similarly, Vrindavan is the holy town enjoying the legends of Lord Krishna and the endless love of Radha – Krishna. Undoubtedly, paying a visit to the holy temples here spiritually awakens you from within. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 59
  • 60. Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand  we come to the holiest travel circuits of north India, Chardham in Uttarakhand. The four-destination journey is a spiritual expedition that includes Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedar nath and the Badrinath Dham. For this reason, the divine sojourn is embarked upon by pilgrims, nature lovers and trekkers for seeking spiritual bliss. Settled in the high altitudes of Uttarakhand, these four destinations are accessible only half the year. The temple opens their doors in March-April and continues until October-November. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 60
  • 61. Buddhist Circuit Tours  Choosing the Buddhist Circuit tour allows you to experience the Buddha’s Life in a nutshell. Buddhist Circuit tour takes you to the holy shrines of Buddhism. Explore most important places related to the life of Buddha, the birthplace, where he attained enlightenment, where he preached his first sermon and lastly, where he reached Nirvana. Above all, with the motto of “Buddham Saranam Gacchami”, the spiritual tour takes you to a heavenly world of peace. Various monasteries, temples, and stupas await for your visit. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 61
  • 62. Jain Circuit Bihar  The crib of brilliant Jain Divine souls lies in Bihar. As a matter of fact, Bihar houses opulent legacy and striking temples. Holy sites related to Jain Tirthankars and Lord Mahavir have turn out to be the most esteemed pilgrimage for the ones who have true faith in Jainism. Thus, Jain Circuit Bihar is planned in a holistic manner and includes all these sites. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 62
  • 63. Incredible India  Incredible India (styled as Incredıble!ndıa) is the name of an international tourism campaign maintained by the Government of India since 2002, to promote tourism in India. The "Incredible India" title was officially branded and promoted since 2002. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 63
  • 64. Incredible India Tourism  Incredible India Tours gets your pulse racing as you explore its incredible tourist attractions. Travel to India, the extravagantly beautiful land, and your India Holidays will surely become tantamount to a wonderful 'celebration'. India is a repertoire of surprises and delights, ready to leave you spell bound. India Tour offers amazing tourist destinations, which smile at you with their own specialties. Travel India where its attractions never cease to amaze tourists who come here from across the globe. Laced with glorious culture and breathtaking attractions, India is a dream destination for all seasons. 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 64
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  • 67. Thanks for listening For any quires amitiittm2011@gmail.com creativeamit2020@gmail.com 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 67
  • 68. The lecture video sessions (Few) on different tourism related topic are available at YouTube Channel GYANDHARA KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL SEGMENT https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=Mn- V0LFIz_U&t=216s https://www.youtube .com/watch?v=HVzd Tv9P7NU https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=_4tbA H-bzyw 2/12/202 1 Amit Tiwari, Asst Professor, IITTM, Gwalior 68