India has great potential for tourism due to its rich culture, diversity of cuisines, and history. However, it has not reached its potential as a leading tourism country due to poor organization, an underdeveloped tourism infrastructure, and other political and economic challenges. While traveling within India is inexpensive, tourists often face problems like unreliable public transportation and being overcharged by taxi and auto drivers. Recent demonetization efforts have also temporarily disrupted the tourism industry with many travelers canceling planned trips due to cash limitations. Overall, tourism could significantly benefit India's economy if more was done to improve organization and address challenges holding the sector back.

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India has a
million reasons
to attract a
foreigner. Like its
rich diversity,
culture and
contrast.
Everyone is
welcome here.
The multi culture
also means multi
cuisines of food
from every
corner.

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• India has almost everything in order to be leading country in tourism,
like climate, traditions, history etc. But its not. The reasons to that are
many like, poor organization, politics, money and so many more.
• India is a developing country and it has been for many years now, this
needs to change.
• Tourism can have a great impact on many things for a country, its not
just a topic for the government to aside for later.

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7. Travel
Travelling in India
for tourists
is a bit
of a problem
because of the
poor organization
of public
transport. Still
because of the
cheap ratings and
ease of travel, it’s
a convenient
option.
Getting around locally is not a problem and is
cheap too, but many a times foreigners are
ripped off by cab and auto drivers
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8. New (hopefully)
Temporary Problems
• As of November, 2016 the new demonetization ‘problem’ has
caused somewhat of a stir in the tourism industry.
• With too much limitations on withdrawal and exchange, they
experienced 15% cancelation of pre-booked trips.
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People travel to far-off places, to see what they have at home,
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