The document discusses plans for a sports tourism business plan competition in Bangladesh. It provides background on Bangladesh's tourism industry and attractions. It then outlines the competition, which will involve case studies on sports tourism presented by university student teams. Top teams will be selected through preliminary and final rounds. The competition aims to promote sports tourism and provide students experience in the tourism sector. Officials from relevant government ministries and organizations will be invited to events for the competition.
This document provides an overview of Special Olympics in Canada and British Columbia. It discusses the origins and mission of Special Olympics, how it is structured from the local to provincial to international levels, the sports offered, rules around competition, eligibility for athletes, and roles for volunteers and supporters. Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and competitions for people with intellectual disabilities. It has grown from the first event in 1969 involving a single floor hockey team to now serving over 28,000 athletes across Canada.
This presentation introduces a new business plan for an electricity saving product called Synchronodes. The company Ampere Inc. will produce and market Synchronodes, which are automated power controllers using sensors to detect movement and turn electrical devices on and off, saving up to 14% of electricity. The presentation provides details on the founders, product, market analysis, financial plan, and goals to help stabilize Bangladesh's electricity sector and illuminate the country through wise electricity consumption.
1. An Internet café is a business that provides customers access to the Internet using computers that are available for use in the café.
2. Internet usage in the Philippines has grown rapidly in recent years, increasing from 2 million users in 2000 to an estimated 12 million users currently, although access remains limited for many due to higher costs and lower incomes.
3. Internet cafés have played a key role in expanding Internet access in the Philippines by providing services to many who otherwise would not have a way to get online, given the country's low rates of personal computer ownership.
This business plan is for Happy Feet Football Academy, which aims to bring world-class football training to India. It will target international schools in Maharashtra by partnering with them to provide affordable, professional training and coaching from the grassroots level up. The three co-founders have experience in football and business development. They plan to hire international coaches and organize tours to give students international exposure. The plan outlines their objectives, company structure, products, market research, marketing strategy, operations, and 3-year financial projections.
The document summarizes a business plan for establishing a District Sports Academy in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh. The plan outlines objectives to develop local sporting talent, a target of recruiting 302 students in the first year across various sports departments, and a budget requirement of 2 crore with revenue expectations of 3990900 in the first year. Key aspects of the plan include acquiring 15 acres of land, constructing hostel facilities, hiring coaches and staff, and forming strategic partnerships with Uttar Pradesh sports organizations.
This document provides a business plan for a proposed restaurant called Azka Restaurant in Karachi, Pakistan. It includes an executive summary, project outlook, company description, background on the partners investing in the restaurant, market analysis, menu options and pricing, engineering and technical aspects, and 3-year financial projections. The restaurant will be located in a dense, upper middle class area of Gulshan-e-Iqbal and aims to provide quality food and service while competing with other local restaurants.
It is a business development proposal, designed for establishing a new venture as an entrepreneur. A new venture needs to have a detailed business proposal plan. This business proposal plan is a prescribed expression of the entrepreneurial vision along with description regarding the operations and strategy of the proposed endeavor. The main advantages of writing a detailed business plan is the offsetting the costs. Business plan enables the top management and executives in the firm to ponder about the business comprehensively, to converse the business objectives to personnel, to include a decision making base and to smooth the progress of the planning (George and Bock, 2012).
This document provides an overview of Special Olympics in Canada and British Columbia. It discusses the origins and mission of Special Olympics, how it is structured from the local to provincial to international levels, the sports offered, rules around competition, eligibility for athletes, and roles for volunteers and supporters. Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and competitions for people with intellectual disabilities. It has grown from the first event in 1969 involving a single floor hockey team to now serving over 28,000 athletes across Canada.
This presentation introduces a new business plan for an electricity saving product called Synchronodes. The company Ampere Inc. will produce and market Synchronodes, which are automated power controllers using sensors to detect movement and turn electrical devices on and off, saving up to 14% of electricity. The presentation provides details on the founders, product, market analysis, financial plan, and goals to help stabilize Bangladesh's electricity sector and illuminate the country through wise electricity consumption.
1. An Internet café is a business that provides customers access to the Internet using computers that are available for use in the café.
2. Internet usage in the Philippines has grown rapidly in recent years, increasing from 2 million users in 2000 to an estimated 12 million users currently, although access remains limited for many due to higher costs and lower incomes.
3. Internet cafés have played a key role in expanding Internet access in the Philippines by providing services to many who otherwise would not have a way to get online, given the country's low rates of personal computer ownership.
This business plan is for Happy Feet Football Academy, which aims to bring world-class football training to India. It will target international schools in Maharashtra by partnering with them to provide affordable, professional training and coaching from the grassroots level up. The three co-founders have experience in football and business development. They plan to hire international coaches and organize tours to give students international exposure. The plan outlines their objectives, company structure, products, market research, marketing strategy, operations, and 3-year financial projections.
The document summarizes a business plan for establishing a District Sports Academy in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh. The plan outlines objectives to develop local sporting talent, a target of recruiting 302 students in the first year across various sports departments, and a budget requirement of 2 crore with revenue expectations of 3990900 in the first year. Key aspects of the plan include acquiring 15 acres of land, constructing hostel facilities, hiring coaches and staff, and forming strategic partnerships with Uttar Pradesh sports organizations.
This document provides a business plan for a proposed restaurant called Azka Restaurant in Karachi, Pakistan. It includes an executive summary, project outlook, company description, background on the partners investing in the restaurant, market analysis, menu options and pricing, engineering and technical aspects, and 3-year financial projections. The restaurant will be located in a dense, upper middle class area of Gulshan-e-Iqbal and aims to provide quality food and service while competing with other local restaurants.
It is a business development proposal, designed for establishing a new venture as an entrepreneur. A new venture needs to have a detailed business proposal plan. This business proposal plan is a prescribed expression of the entrepreneurial vision along with description regarding the operations and strategy of the proposed endeavor. The main advantages of writing a detailed business plan is the offsetting the costs. Business plan enables the top management and executives in the firm to ponder about the business comprehensively, to converse the business objectives to personnel, to include a decision making base and to smooth the progress of the planning (George and Bock, 2012).
This document evaluates Bangladesh's National Tourism Policy 2010 and its effectiveness in developing sea beach and natural tourism. It finds that while Bangladesh has attractive beaches and islands, tourism development has been slow. The policy aims to boost tourism through 30 goals, but more investment, skilled workers, efficient management and tourist facilities are still needed. Private sector investment will be important to develop the industry given its large costs. The evaluation identifies issues like low funding and recommends increasing resources, branding, identifying icons, and introducing tourism accounting to improve the sector. It concludes that beach tourism could generate jobs and exports if given proper attention and ecological balance is maintained.
This document evaluates Bangladesh's National Tourism Policy 2010 and its effectiveness in developing sea beach and natural tourism. It finds that while Bangladesh has attractive beaches and islands, tourism development has been slow. The policy aims to boost tourism through 30 goals, but more investment, skilled workers, efficient management and tourist facilities are still needed. Private sector investment will be important to develop the industry given its large costs. The evaluation identifies issues like low funding and recommends increasing resources, branding, identifying icons, and improving facilities and security to foster beach tourism development and promote the overall tourism industry.
This document evaluates Bangladesh's National Tourism Policy of 2010 with a focus on the development of beach and natural tourism. It outlines the policy's goals of establishing tourism as a major economic sector and prioritizing the development of beach tourism. The evaluation analyzes progress made towards developing beaches like Cox's Bazar and Teknaf as tourist destinations through new infrastructure projects. However, it finds that inadequate funding, management issues, and a lack of skilled workers remain barriers. The evaluation concludes that greater private investment and more effective policy implementation could help overcome weaknesses and develop Bangladesh's beach tourism industry.
This document outlines investment opportunities in Nepal's tourism sector, including potential projects. It begins by positioning Nepal as a promising investment destination due to its cultural and natural diversity within a small area, including four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It then provides an overview of Nepal's country statistics and growth in tourism arrivals and investments. The document reviews foreign investment trends in Nepal's hotel industry and recent tourism developments. It outlines Nepal's policies, rules, incentives for investors including tax breaks and customs duty exemptions. Finally, it presents several proposed tourism investment projects focused on spiritual/religious, recreation, education/sports, aviation and MICE tourism.
Report Executive Summary Sport Tourism Conference 2008[1]Rob Spierings
The 1st Commonwealth Conference on Sport Tourism was held in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia from May 13-15, 2008. The conference provided a platform for policymakers, practitioners, and academics to discuss sport tourism development, issues and opportunities. Key themes that emerged included the benefits of sport tourism, its potential for development and legacies in the Commonwealth, the role of governments and destinations, and the importance of experiences. Recommendations included further research collaboration, establishing a scoping group, developing educational programs, and hosting a second conference.
কক্সবাজার বাংলাদেশের দক্ষিণ-পূর্বাঞ্চলে অবস্হিত একটি পর্যটন শহর। এটি চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগের কক্সবাজার জেলার অন্তর্গত। কক্সবাজার তার নৈসর্গিক সৌন্দর্য্যের জন্য বিখ্যাত। এখানে রয়েছে বিশ্বের দীর্ঘতম অবিচ্ছিন্ন প্রাকৃতিক বালুময় সমুদ্র সৈকত যা কক্সবাজার শহর থেকে বদরমোকাম পর্যন্ত একটানা ১৫৫ কিলোমিটার (৯৬ মাইল) পর্যন্ত বিস্তৃত। এখানে রয়েছে বাংলাদেশের বৃহত্তম সামুদ্রিক মৎস্য বন্দর এবং সাবমেরিন ক্যাবল ল্যান্ডিং স্টেশান। একসময় কক্সবাজার পানোয়া নামেও পরিচিত ছিল যার আক্ষরিক অর্থ হচ্ছে হলুদ ফুল। এর আরো একটি প্রাচীন নাম হচ্ছে পালঙ্কি।
Call for Papers for National Conference on Tourism at Central University of Punjab, Bathinda during 29-30 Nov 2017 Sponsored by Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India.
Students/Research Scholars/Faculty/Industry Professionals are welcome to contribute their valuable research works in the broader perspective of Strategies for Development of Tourism in India
Rajasthan tourism is well known in not in our country but also in whole world. Due to tourism, where mutual beauty and development of unity, but also increase in forex earning and employment opportunity. Tourism sector is fastly growing area of industry. This sector is second most forex earning industry in country. As compare to other sector in economy tourism is most FDI and employment generating sector. In 2015 16 tourism in Rajasthan generates 5.18 direct employment and 11.26 total employment. In current time every third person should came Rajasthan for tourism. Rajasthan always promoted for their art and culture, holy pilgrimage, natural beauty, wild life sanctuary and historic place in not only in India but in whole world. Dr. Mamta Gahlot | Amit Raj Panwar | Dhiraj Panwar "Tourism in Rajasthan" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-5 , August 2022, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd50545.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/tourism/50545/tourism-in-rajasthan/dr-mamta-gahlot
Swayamsiddhi Mitra Sangh's College of Management and Researchsamjabba750
This document provides information about the RUPANTARAN event being held on January 21st and 22nd by SSCMR College. The two-day event will include both management and cultural competitions, as well as sports for participating colleges. The main sponsor will receive prominent branding and promotion benefits. The event also aims to provide education to 1,000 rural youth through a three-month program to be run by student teachers. Contact details are provided for those interested in sponsorship opportunities.
This document provides an overview of tourism in Bangladesh. It discusses international tourist arrivals and receipts, the economic impacts of tourism including on GDP and employment, and environmental and social impacts. It outlines key tourist attractions and destinations in Bangladesh on a map. Some trends that may affect future tourism development are mentioned, such as interest in natural environments and cultural experiences. Statistics on tourism demand in 2014 are presented. The document concludes with recommendations to further develop the tourism industry in Bangladesh.
This document discusses the challenges facing the development of marine tourism in Bangladesh. It begins by providing background on marine tourism in Bangladesh, outlining some of the major marine tourism spots in the country like Cox's Bazar, St. Martin's Island, and the Sundarbans. It then reviews literature related to marine tourism prospects and challenges. The document describes the methodology used, which included a questionnaire survey and analysis of secondary data. Finally, it explores some of the key challenges to the growth of Bangladesh's marine tourism sector, such as a lack of skilled labor, safety and security issues, inadequate infrastructure, and insufficient funding. The overall aim is to analyze the current state of marine tourism in Bangladesh and identify challenges to inform policies to further
Project report on challenges and prospects of wildlife tourism in Bandipur Ti...ParvathyNandana1
This document is a project report submitted by Suryajith for the completion of a Master's degree in Tourism and Travel Management at the University of Mysore. The report examines the challenges and prospects of wildlife tourism in Bandipur Tiger Reserve and National Park. It includes a title page, certificate, declaration, acknowledgements, table of contents, synopsis and 14 chapters that discuss topics like the introduction to tourism, wildlife tourism, wildlife tourism in India, wildlife tourism in Karnataka, and challenges and prospects of wildlife tourism in Bandipur Tiger Reserve and National Park. The report was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Satish G. Chetty and aims to analyze the positive and negative impacts of wildlife tourism on Bandip
CASE STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF TOURISM ON CULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT NEPALMarcela Conroy
This document presents case studies on the effects of tourism on culture and the environment in Nepal. It examines two areas: Chitwan-Sauraha and Pokhara-Ghandruk. In Chitwan-Sauraha, tourism has led to growth in lodges and employment but also environmental impacts and changes to social traditions. In Pokhara-Ghandruk, tourism has increased through trekking but also generates jobs and supports local management committees. The case studies assess tourism's impacts and provide insights for sustainable tourism development.
Role of Tourism in Economic Development A Case Study of Koraput District of O...ijtsrd
Tourism and hospitality is an important parameter of socio cultural identity and heritage of a country. In the era of globalization tourism and hospitality enhances the economic growth by job creation, source of foreign exchange and development of regions with potential for tourism. According to World Travel and Tourism Council 2014 , the contribution of travel and tourism in world GDP is estimated to increase from 9.5 of GDP in 2013 to 10.3 of GDP in 2024 WTTC, 2014 .Tourism and hospitality industry contributes 6.8 of GDP of India, contributes 7.7 in total employment generated and provides foreign exchange of US 18.13 billion . The tourism and hospitality sector is the third largest source of foreign exchange for India. The investment in tourism creates more jobs as compared to other sectors of economy. An investment of Rs. 10 lakh in tourism sector is estimated to create 89 jobs in hospitality industry as compared to 45 jobs in agriculture and 13 jobs in manufacturing sector Planning Commission .Hotel industry generates revenues of US 400 500 billion annually. In India tourism and hospitality has emerged as a sunrise industry with rise in number of foreign tourists. Shri Arun Kumar Tripathy | Shri Kishore Kumar Patra "Role of Tourism in Economic Development: A Case Study of Koraput District of Odisha" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-1 , December 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd47833.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/economics/other/47833/role-of-tourism-in-economic-development-a-case-study-of-koraput-district-of-odisha/shri-arun-kumar-tripathy
The document is a project report on tourism in India submitted for a master's degree. It provides an executive summary that discusses key facts about international tourism globally and in India. India is positioned as a potential tourism destination given its diverse heritage, cultures, and landscapes. The report then outlines the introduction, research methodology, literature review, data analysis, and conclusion sections to follow. It also includes acknowledgments, declarations, certificates, and an index of topics.
Omirzak Nurtore analyzes problems hindering the development of ecotourism in Kazakhstan. While ecotourism makes a small contribution to Kazakhstan's economy currently, it has the potential to grow given the country's rich natural diversity. However, issues like lack of infrastructure development and many Kazakhstanis preferring to travel abroad have negatively impacted ecotourism. Additionally, insufficient work to improve attractions and destinations within Kazakhstan has hurt its competitiveness as a tourism location. The document argues that further development of ecotourism could benefit Kazakhstan's economy and environment.
The document discusses opportunities to improve tourism in Karnataka. It notes that while Karnataka has strengths in areas like cultural, spiritual, wellness, adventure and eco-tourism, it is not ranked highly compared to other states in India for adventure, spiritual and wellness tourism. It identifies issues like lack of digital presence and unified strategy or governance. Recommendations include strengthening the tourism council, developing special interest areas like rural, indigenous and rail/bus tourism, improving infrastructure like accommodations and managing tourist spaces, and creating an overall master plan and policies to realize the potential of tourism in Karnataka.
Md. Shaifullar Rabbi gave a seminar on the challenges and opportunities in tour guiding. The seminar covered topics such as the history and components of tourism and hospitality industries, types of tour operators, responsibilities and requirements of tour guides, challenges and opportunities in tour guiding careers, current trends in tourism, and the contributions of travel and tourism to the world and Bangladeshi economies. The seminar provided an overview of the tourism and hospitality fields and insight into pursuing a career as a tour guide.
The document outlines 5 key tourism trends:
1) Sustainable tourism is going mainstream with increased global spotlight and consumer awareness of impacts.
2) There is demand for authentic, experiential travel that connects visitors with local culture, customs and people.
3) The sharing economy is evolving to focus on fair practices for local communities.
4) Overtourism is a challenge as some destinations become overcrowded, impacting residents' quality of life.
5) Inclusive tourism that provides accessibility for persons with disabilities is an important growing market sector.
This document evaluates Bangladesh's National Tourism Policy 2010 and its effectiveness in developing sea beach and natural tourism. It finds that while Bangladesh has attractive beaches and islands, tourism development has been slow. The policy aims to boost tourism through 30 goals, but more investment, skilled workers, efficient management and tourist facilities are still needed. Private sector investment will be important to develop the industry given its large costs. The evaluation identifies issues like low funding and recommends increasing resources, branding, identifying icons, and introducing tourism accounting to improve the sector. It concludes that beach tourism could generate jobs and exports if given proper attention and ecological balance is maintained.
This document evaluates Bangladesh's National Tourism Policy 2010 and its effectiveness in developing sea beach and natural tourism. It finds that while Bangladesh has attractive beaches and islands, tourism development has been slow. The policy aims to boost tourism through 30 goals, but more investment, skilled workers, efficient management and tourist facilities are still needed. Private sector investment will be important to develop the industry given its large costs. The evaluation identifies issues like low funding and recommends increasing resources, branding, identifying icons, and improving facilities and security to foster beach tourism development and promote the overall tourism industry.
This document evaluates Bangladesh's National Tourism Policy of 2010 with a focus on the development of beach and natural tourism. It outlines the policy's goals of establishing tourism as a major economic sector and prioritizing the development of beach tourism. The evaluation analyzes progress made towards developing beaches like Cox's Bazar and Teknaf as tourist destinations through new infrastructure projects. However, it finds that inadequate funding, management issues, and a lack of skilled workers remain barriers. The evaluation concludes that greater private investment and more effective policy implementation could help overcome weaknesses and develop Bangladesh's beach tourism industry.
This document outlines investment opportunities in Nepal's tourism sector, including potential projects. It begins by positioning Nepal as a promising investment destination due to its cultural and natural diversity within a small area, including four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It then provides an overview of Nepal's country statistics and growth in tourism arrivals and investments. The document reviews foreign investment trends in Nepal's hotel industry and recent tourism developments. It outlines Nepal's policies, rules, incentives for investors including tax breaks and customs duty exemptions. Finally, it presents several proposed tourism investment projects focused on spiritual/religious, recreation, education/sports, aviation and MICE tourism.
Report Executive Summary Sport Tourism Conference 2008[1]Rob Spierings
The 1st Commonwealth Conference on Sport Tourism was held in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia from May 13-15, 2008. The conference provided a platform for policymakers, practitioners, and academics to discuss sport tourism development, issues and opportunities. Key themes that emerged included the benefits of sport tourism, its potential for development and legacies in the Commonwealth, the role of governments and destinations, and the importance of experiences. Recommendations included further research collaboration, establishing a scoping group, developing educational programs, and hosting a second conference.
কক্সবাজার বাংলাদেশের দক্ষিণ-পূর্বাঞ্চলে অবস্হিত একটি পর্যটন শহর। এটি চট্টগ্রাম বিভাগের কক্সবাজার জেলার অন্তর্গত। কক্সবাজার তার নৈসর্গিক সৌন্দর্য্যের জন্য বিখ্যাত। এখানে রয়েছে বিশ্বের দীর্ঘতম অবিচ্ছিন্ন প্রাকৃতিক বালুময় সমুদ্র সৈকত যা কক্সবাজার শহর থেকে বদরমোকাম পর্যন্ত একটানা ১৫৫ কিলোমিটার (৯৬ মাইল) পর্যন্ত বিস্তৃত। এখানে রয়েছে বাংলাদেশের বৃহত্তম সামুদ্রিক মৎস্য বন্দর এবং সাবমেরিন ক্যাবল ল্যান্ডিং স্টেশান। একসময় কক্সবাজার পানোয়া নামেও পরিচিত ছিল যার আক্ষরিক অর্থ হচ্ছে হলুদ ফুল। এর আরো একটি প্রাচীন নাম হচ্ছে পালঙ্কি।
Call for Papers for National Conference on Tourism at Central University of Punjab, Bathinda during 29-30 Nov 2017 Sponsored by Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India.
Students/Research Scholars/Faculty/Industry Professionals are welcome to contribute their valuable research works in the broader perspective of Strategies for Development of Tourism in India
Rajasthan tourism is well known in not in our country but also in whole world. Due to tourism, where mutual beauty and development of unity, but also increase in forex earning and employment opportunity. Tourism sector is fastly growing area of industry. This sector is second most forex earning industry in country. As compare to other sector in economy tourism is most FDI and employment generating sector. In 2015 16 tourism in Rajasthan generates 5.18 direct employment and 11.26 total employment. In current time every third person should came Rajasthan for tourism. Rajasthan always promoted for their art and culture, holy pilgrimage, natural beauty, wild life sanctuary and historic place in not only in India but in whole world. Dr. Mamta Gahlot | Amit Raj Panwar | Dhiraj Panwar "Tourism in Rajasthan" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-5 , August 2022, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd50545.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/tourism/50545/tourism-in-rajasthan/dr-mamta-gahlot
Swayamsiddhi Mitra Sangh's College of Management and Researchsamjabba750
This document provides information about the RUPANTARAN event being held on January 21st and 22nd by SSCMR College. The two-day event will include both management and cultural competitions, as well as sports for participating colleges. The main sponsor will receive prominent branding and promotion benefits. The event also aims to provide education to 1,000 rural youth through a three-month program to be run by student teachers. Contact details are provided for those interested in sponsorship opportunities.
This document provides an overview of tourism in Bangladesh. It discusses international tourist arrivals and receipts, the economic impacts of tourism including on GDP and employment, and environmental and social impacts. It outlines key tourist attractions and destinations in Bangladesh on a map. Some trends that may affect future tourism development are mentioned, such as interest in natural environments and cultural experiences. Statistics on tourism demand in 2014 are presented. The document concludes with recommendations to further develop the tourism industry in Bangladesh.
This document discusses the challenges facing the development of marine tourism in Bangladesh. It begins by providing background on marine tourism in Bangladesh, outlining some of the major marine tourism spots in the country like Cox's Bazar, St. Martin's Island, and the Sundarbans. It then reviews literature related to marine tourism prospects and challenges. The document describes the methodology used, which included a questionnaire survey and analysis of secondary data. Finally, it explores some of the key challenges to the growth of Bangladesh's marine tourism sector, such as a lack of skilled labor, safety and security issues, inadequate infrastructure, and insufficient funding. The overall aim is to analyze the current state of marine tourism in Bangladesh and identify challenges to inform policies to further
Project report on challenges and prospects of wildlife tourism in Bandipur Ti...ParvathyNandana1
This document is a project report submitted by Suryajith for the completion of a Master's degree in Tourism and Travel Management at the University of Mysore. The report examines the challenges and prospects of wildlife tourism in Bandipur Tiger Reserve and National Park. It includes a title page, certificate, declaration, acknowledgements, table of contents, synopsis and 14 chapters that discuss topics like the introduction to tourism, wildlife tourism, wildlife tourism in India, wildlife tourism in Karnataka, and challenges and prospects of wildlife tourism in Bandipur Tiger Reserve and National Park. The report was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Satish G. Chetty and aims to analyze the positive and negative impacts of wildlife tourism on Bandip
CASE STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF TOURISM ON CULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT NEPALMarcela Conroy
This document presents case studies on the effects of tourism on culture and the environment in Nepal. It examines two areas: Chitwan-Sauraha and Pokhara-Ghandruk. In Chitwan-Sauraha, tourism has led to growth in lodges and employment but also environmental impacts and changes to social traditions. In Pokhara-Ghandruk, tourism has increased through trekking but also generates jobs and supports local management committees. The case studies assess tourism's impacts and provide insights for sustainable tourism development.
Role of Tourism in Economic Development A Case Study of Koraput District of O...ijtsrd
Tourism and hospitality is an important parameter of socio cultural identity and heritage of a country. In the era of globalization tourism and hospitality enhances the economic growth by job creation, source of foreign exchange and development of regions with potential for tourism. According to World Travel and Tourism Council 2014 , the contribution of travel and tourism in world GDP is estimated to increase from 9.5 of GDP in 2013 to 10.3 of GDP in 2024 WTTC, 2014 .Tourism and hospitality industry contributes 6.8 of GDP of India, contributes 7.7 in total employment generated and provides foreign exchange of US 18.13 billion . The tourism and hospitality sector is the third largest source of foreign exchange for India. The investment in tourism creates more jobs as compared to other sectors of economy. An investment of Rs. 10 lakh in tourism sector is estimated to create 89 jobs in hospitality industry as compared to 45 jobs in agriculture and 13 jobs in manufacturing sector Planning Commission .Hotel industry generates revenues of US 400 500 billion annually. In India tourism and hospitality has emerged as a sunrise industry with rise in number of foreign tourists. Shri Arun Kumar Tripathy | Shri Kishore Kumar Patra "Role of Tourism in Economic Development: A Case Study of Koraput District of Odisha" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-1 , December 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd47833.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/economics/other/47833/role-of-tourism-in-economic-development-a-case-study-of-koraput-district-of-odisha/shri-arun-kumar-tripathy
The document is a project report on tourism in India submitted for a master's degree. It provides an executive summary that discusses key facts about international tourism globally and in India. India is positioned as a potential tourism destination given its diverse heritage, cultures, and landscapes. The report then outlines the introduction, research methodology, literature review, data analysis, and conclusion sections to follow. It also includes acknowledgments, declarations, certificates, and an index of topics.
Omirzak Nurtore analyzes problems hindering the development of ecotourism in Kazakhstan. While ecotourism makes a small contribution to Kazakhstan's economy currently, it has the potential to grow given the country's rich natural diversity. However, issues like lack of infrastructure development and many Kazakhstanis preferring to travel abroad have negatively impacted ecotourism. Additionally, insufficient work to improve attractions and destinations within Kazakhstan has hurt its competitiveness as a tourism location. The document argues that further development of ecotourism could benefit Kazakhstan's economy and environment.
The document discusses opportunities to improve tourism in Karnataka. It notes that while Karnataka has strengths in areas like cultural, spiritual, wellness, adventure and eco-tourism, it is not ranked highly compared to other states in India for adventure, spiritual and wellness tourism. It identifies issues like lack of digital presence and unified strategy or governance. Recommendations include strengthening the tourism council, developing special interest areas like rural, indigenous and rail/bus tourism, improving infrastructure like accommodations and managing tourist spaces, and creating an overall master plan and policies to realize the potential of tourism in Karnataka.
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FBCCI Business Plan Presentation
1. PRE SE NT AT ION ON
SPORTS TOURISM
BUSINESS PLAN
C O M P E T I T I O N
PRESENTED FOR
Core Committee of FBCCI Standing Committee on Sports Tourism
2. BANGLADESH TOURISM
AT A
GLANCE
MAIN TOURIST SPOTS
UNMATCHED NATURAL BEAUTY
EVER SMILING PEOPLE
LARGEST MANGROVE FOREST SBANS
BAGERHAT SIXTY DOME MOSQUE
PAHARPUR BUDDHIST MONASTERY
LONGEST SEA BEACH COX’S BAZER
NUMBERS OF OFFSHORE ISLANDS
ONE OF THE LONGEST INLAND RIVER ROUTES
TEA VALLEYS AND WET LANDS
CHITTAGONG HILL TRACTS
GROUPS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
TRADITIONAL FOOD, MUSIC & CRAFTS
3. BANGLADESH TOURISM
AT A
GLANCE
MAJOR ATTEMPTS TAKEN BY THE
GOVERNMENT
TOURISM INDUSTRY, 1995
TOURISM COUNCIL, 1997
TOURISM POLICY, 1992 & REFORMED, 2010
TOURISM PROTECTED AREA & EXCLUSIVE
TOURISM LAW, 2010
BTB LAW, 2010
TOURISM PROTECTED AREA & EXCLUSIVE
TOURISM ACT, 2011
TOURIST POLICE, 2013
ECO TOURISM POLICE FOR SUNDARBANS, 2014
APPLICATION HOTEL AND TRAINING CENTRE,
2015
INLAND RIVER PROTOCOL, 2015
INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON BUDDHIST
HERITAGE, 2015
TOURISM YEAR, 2016
4. BANGLADESH TOURISM
AT A
GLANCE
0
100
DHK 95%
N Bengal 30%
Foreign Tourist as per Destination
20+
30%
40+
15%
60+
45%
Others
10%
Age Group
40%
15%
10%
8%
5%
15%
4%
8%
Japan
Tourist Generating Country
Source: The Bengal Tours Ltd.
5. s c o p e o f
SPORTS TOURISM
I N B A N G L A D E S H
6. Mr. Khabir Uddin
Ahmed (Committee
Chairman)
Brig Obaidul Haque
(Retd)
Mr. Ishtiaque
Ahmed
Sayed Ishtiaque Reza Ms. Nafisa Kamal Mr. Mahmud Al
Faisal
Mr. Nasir
Majumder
Mr. Irfan Ahmed Dr. Anupam
Hossain (Member
Secretary)
Kanij FatimaMd. Abdullah Al
Kafi
Mr. Shajeebul Al
Rajib
Mr. Santus Kumar
Deb
Mr. Borhan Uddin
CORE COMMITTEE OF
FBCCI STANDING COMMITTEE
ON SPORTS TOURISM
9. 21 July 2016 at FBCCI Premises
First time ever in Bangladesh all the
Sports Federation & Tourism bodies
in a single table.
Round table on
“Sports Tourism”
in Bangladesh
10. Output from the
ROUND TABLE
Sports Federations & Tourism authorities
have to work together to make Sports
Tourism in Bangladesh. “National Standing
Committee on sports tourism” formation is
required to make a bridge in between these
Ministries.
Have to focus on our traditional rural sports
like “Nouka Baich” ,”Lathi Khela.” So that
Domestic people & foreigner can know
about our traditional sports and community
tourism can be developed.
Have to develop infrastructure for the
tourist specially in sports zone even at the
sports ground.
Regarding “Youth Activity”, sports are one of
the prime priority. Through Sports , youth can
move to explore. What we have to do is
“Creating platform”.
Inter Ministry legion regarding sports, tourism,
youth have to have. Even Bourocretic cooperation
should be developed for greater achievement.
New activities/ games like beach Surfing, Beach
Football, adventurous activities should be
introduced soon to engaged local and international
youth in tourism
Few basic research, study & survey are required in
this industry to make a complete design for long
term flourish. Specially , demand of youth, Global
trend of tourism , potential tourist area for
Bangladesh ,last few years trend of tourist arrival
etc
Few steps for “Country Branding” like “Diplomat
charity Games ” , “Innovative & updated Content” ,
“Promotion on Rural Tourist Spot”.
Besides Sports & tourist zone, we have to promote
our local food, cloth, music & festivals broadly. In the
tourist places these component are really important.
12. EVENT : Inter University Case Study Competition on Sports & Tourism
DATE : Round 1: 21 October, 2016
Round 2:
VENUE : Round 1
United International University
Round 2
National Sports Council (NSC)
Final
Hotel Sonargaon/ Hotel Radision
13. THEME OF THE EVENT
The program is dedicated on
CASE STUDY COMPETITION ON SPORTS TOURISM.
This competition is focused on the INTER-UNIVERSITY
business case study.
In this case study competition will create a chance for the
students who are generally confined to academic studies
to experience the scenario of tourism sectors of
Bangladesh.
14. The objective of this competition is exposure. The idea of
sport and tourism case study competition provides the
opportunity for a comprehensive business education that
can allow students to enter into careers in sport
management and marketing, event management, travel
and tourism, and destination marketing. This competition
will be an opportunity for certain of its outstanding
students to get idea on the tourism sectors of Bangladesh.
OBJECTIVE OF THIS CASE STUDY
15. COMPETITION PROCESS
TARGETING AT LEAST 20 UNIVERSITIES
INVITING TARGETED UNIVERSITIES STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN
THIS CASE STUDY COMPETITION
EACH UNIVERSITY WILL SEND ONE TEAM IN THIS COMPETITION
20 TEAM WILL TAKE PLACE FOR SELECTION ROUND
FROM 20 TEAM 10 TEAM WILL TAKE PLACE FOR ROUND 1
FROM 10 TEAM 5 TEAM WILL MOVE FOR GALA ROUND
THE WINNER, 1ST RUNNER’S UP, 2ND RUNNER’S UP WILL BE
ANNOUNCED FROM THE GALA ROUND
16. STEP 1 TARGETING UNIVERSITIES
Public University
University of Dhaka
University of Rajshahi
University of Chittagong
Private University
North-South University
BRAC University
East West University
Independent University, Bangladesh
Southeast University
Asian University of Bangladesh
The People’s University of Bangladesh
Stamford University Bangladesh
State University of Bangladesh
IBAIS University
Northern University Bangladesh
Southern University Bangladesh
Green University of Bangladesh
World University of Bangladesh
Eastern University
United International University
University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh
American International University of Bangladesh
Primeasia University
ASA University Bangladesh
Presidency University
Dhaka International University
International University of Business Agriculture and Technology
Daffodil International University
BGMEA University of Fashion and Technology
17. STEP 2 INVITING TARGETED UNIVERSITIES
APPROACHING
UNIVERSITIES FOR
1 TEAM
FOR THE CASE
STUDY
COMPETITION
FBCCI WILL SEND INVITATION LETTER TO THE TARGETED
UNIVERSITIES
EACH UNIVERSITY WILL SELECT AND SEND THEIR BEST TEAM
FROM 20 UNIVERSITIES 20 TEAM WILL TAKE PLACE FOR ROUND
1
18. STEP 3 SELECTION ROUND
o 20 TEAMS WILL BE FORMED IN 5
INDIVIDUAL GROUP
o EACH GROUP CONSISTS OF 4
TEAMS
o EACH TEAM CONSISTS OF 3
MEMBERS
o FOR EACH GROUP THERE WILL BE A
PANEL OF 3 JUDGES
A GROUP OF TEAM
PANEL BOARD
19. STEP 3 ROUND 1
GROUP 1
Continue…
** FROM EACH GROUP 1 TEAM WILL TAKE PLACE TO GALA
ROUND
GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 GROUP 5
20. STEP 4 GALA ROUND
GALA GROUP PANEL BOARD
o FROM GALA ROUND 5 TEAMS WILL
TAKE TO
WINNER
1ST RUNNER UP
2ND RUNNER UP
o IN GALA GROUP THERE WILL BE A PANEL
OF 3 JUDGES
5TEAMS WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE
GALA ROUND
21. Guest of Opening Ceremony
o Abdul MatlubAhmad, President , FBCCI
o Senior Vice President,FBCCI
o Dr. Anupom Chowdhury (Chairman,Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation)
o Akhtaruzzaman Khan Kabir (CEO, Bangladesh Tourism Board)
o Secretary, National Sports Council
o Rezwan Khan (Vice Chancellor ,United International University)
22. Guest of Closing Ceremony
o Rashed Khan Menon MP, Hon'ble Minister , Ministry of
Civil Aviation and Tourism.
o Dr. Biren Sikder, Hon'ble State Minister for Youth & Sports
o Zahid Ahsan Russel, Chairman, Parliamentary Standing
Committee of Youth & Sports Ministry
o G M Quader, Former Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation
23. BUDGET
LOGISTIC BDT 1,50,000
FOODS BDT 45,000
CONFERENCE KIT BDT 30,000
TOTAL COST BDT 2,25,000
LOGISTIC BDT 2,00,000
FOODS BDT 45,000
PRIZE MONEY FOR
WINNER TEAM
BDT 30,000
TOTAL COST BDT 2,75,000
BUDGET FOR FIRST ROUND BUDGET FOR GALA ROUND
Title Sponsor BDT 3,00,000
24. Title Sponsor Benefits
o Logo of Title Sponsor will be displayed in
all kind of kits
o Backdrop design will display our logo in a
prominent way
o 5 min special speech delivery on
Inauguration Session
o 10/12 TV Media will cover this news
o 05/07 Press Media will cover this news
o 03/05 Radio Media will cover this news
25. We will amplify our ideas to make the event a
successful.
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