The Presentation gives a detailed analysis of Gujarat Tourism. There are 3 types of analysis carried out.
1. Porter's Five Forces Model
2. SWOT Analysis
3. PESTLE Analysis
At the end it also has a few glimpses showcasing places to visit in Gujarat.
Tourism is an important industry in India, generating employment and foreign exchange. It is the second highest foreign exchange earner. The government supports the industry through policies promoting infrastructure development and foreign investment. Popular tourist attractions in India include heritage sites, beaches, wellness activities like yoga and Ayurveda, and cultural events. The tourism industry is growing and expected to become one of the fastest growing economies based on foreign arrivals and spending.
India has a rich cultural heritage and is a diverse country with exceptional tourism attractions. Tourism is a major contributor to the Indian economy, supporting over 40 million jobs and accounting for 9% of total employment. The government has launched initiatives to promote tourism such as a new tourism policy focused on welcome, information, facilities, security, cooperation, infrastructure, and cleanliness. Tourism in India is expected to continue growing significantly in the future.
This document discusses Gujarat tourism, including its history, vision, goals, management, operations, marketing strategies, and suggestions. Key points include:
- Gujarat has a long history and diverse attractions like beaches, forests, wildlife, and historical monuments.
- The vision is to position Gujarat as a vibrant tourist destination that enhances investment and sustainable growth.
- Goals include improving infrastructure and developing new tourism products and areas.
- Marketing strategies feature the "Khushboo Gujarat Ki" campaign led by brand ambassador Amitabh Bachchan, which increased tourism 4% annually.
- Suggestions are to improve the tourism network, build new infrastructure,
The document provides an overview of tourism in India, including facts and statistics on tourist arrivals and spending. It discusses various forms of tourism in India and key destinations. Promotional efforts by the Indian government and private sector are also outlined, such as marketing campaigns and tourism development plans and councils.
The document discusses India's tourism industry, including top destinations for foreign and domestic tourists. It analyzes the industry's strengths as a country with rich heritage and culture, weaknesses like inadequate infrastructure and accommodation, opportunities from events like the Commonwealth Games, and threats from issues like terrorism, crime and disease. It also outlines the "Athiti Devo Bhavah" initiative to improve treatment of foreign tourists and sensitize industry stakeholders through training.
Highlights of National Tourism Policy of India 2015AMITYAITTKOLKATA
Submitted as an assignment for "Tourism Policy and Planning Framework" paper (M.A. Tourism Administration, 1st semester, Amity Institute of Travel and Tourism, Amity University Kolkata)
The tourism and hospitality industry in India has emerged as a key driver of economic growth. It accounted for 6.3% of India's GDP and supported over 37 million jobs in 2015. The industry is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 7.5% to contribute 7.2% of GDP by 2025. India has significant tourism potential due to its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and places of natural beauty. However, the industry faces challenges from issues like security, infrastructure development, and environmental degradation that the government must address to realize its full potential.
Tourism is an important industry in India, generating employment and foreign exchange. It is the second highest foreign exchange earner. The government supports the industry through policies promoting infrastructure development and foreign investment. Popular tourist attractions in India include heritage sites, beaches, wellness activities like yoga and Ayurveda, and cultural events. The tourism industry is growing and expected to become one of the fastest growing economies based on foreign arrivals and spending.
India has a rich cultural heritage and is a diverse country with exceptional tourism attractions. Tourism is a major contributor to the Indian economy, supporting over 40 million jobs and accounting for 9% of total employment. The government has launched initiatives to promote tourism such as a new tourism policy focused on welcome, information, facilities, security, cooperation, infrastructure, and cleanliness. Tourism in India is expected to continue growing significantly in the future.
This document discusses Gujarat tourism, including its history, vision, goals, management, operations, marketing strategies, and suggestions. Key points include:
- Gujarat has a long history and diverse attractions like beaches, forests, wildlife, and historical monuments.
- The vision is to position Gujarat as a vibrant tourist destination that enhances investment and sustainable growth.
- Goals include improving infrastructure and developing new tourism products and areas.
- Marketing strategies feature the "Khushboo Gujarat Ki" campaign led by brand ambassador Amitabh Bachchan, which increased tourism 4% annually.
- Suggestions are to improve the tourism network, build new infrastructure,
The document provides an overview of tourism in India, including facts and statistics on tourist arrivals and spending. It discusses various forms of tourism in India and key destinations. Promotional efforts by the Indian government and private sector are also outlined, such as marketing campaigns and tourism development plans and councils.
The document discusses India's tourism industry, including top destinations for foreign and domestic tourists. It analyzes the industry's strengths as a country with rich heritage and culture, weaknesses like inadequate infrastructure and accommodation, opportunities from events like the Commonwealth Games, and threats from issues like terrorism, crime and disease. It also outlines the "Athiti Devo Bhavah" initiative to improve treatment of foreign tourists and sensitize industry stakeholders through training.
Highlights of National Tourism Policy of India 2015AMITYAITTKOLKATA
Submitted as an assignment for "Tourism Policy and Planning Framework" paper (M.A. Tourism Administration, 1st semester, Amity Institute of Travel and Tourism, Amity University Kolkata)
The tourism and hospitality industry in India has emerged as a key driver of economic growth. It accounted for 6.3% of India's GDP and supported over 37 million jobs in 2015. The industry is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 7.5% to contribute 7.2% of GDP by 2025. India has significant tourism potential due to its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and places of natural beauty. However, the industry faces challenges from issues like security, infrastructure development, and environmental degradation that the government must address to realize its full potential.
Uttar Pradesh aims to promote tourism in the state through digital strategies like improving their website, presence on social media and travel portals, mobile app development, and targeted online advertising. The key goals are to attract more international and domestic tourists by positioning UP's diverse religious, cultural and heritage offerings and creating new tourism properties and circuits around luxury travel, handicrafts and religious festivals.
Tourism is an important source of income for many countries and has emerged as an instrument for employment generation and poverty alleviation. In India, tourism is the second highest foreign exchange earner and is poised to become the second fastest growing tourism economy in the world. However, India's tourism infrastructure is still developing and needs improvement to match international standards. The Indian government and private sector can work together to develop the industry further and realize its huge potential to contribute to the economy and society.
ITDC came into existence in October 1966 and has been the prime mover in the progressive development, promotion and expansion of tourism in the country.The Corporation is running hotels, restaurants at various places for tourists, besides providing transport facilities. Presently, ITDC has a network of eight Ashok Group of Hotels, six Joint Venture Hotels, 2 Restaurants (including one Airport Restaurant), 12 Transport Units, one Tourist Service Station, 37 Duty Free Shops at International as well as Domestic Customs Airports, one Tax Free outlet and two Sound & Light Shows. Besides, ITDC is also managing a hotel at Bharatpur and a restaurant at Kosi on behalf of the Department of Tourism. In addition, it is also managing catering services at Western Court, Vigyan Bhawan, Hyderabad House and National Media Press Centre at Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi.
Delhi is a popular MICE destination in India due to its world-class conference facilities like the Ashok Convention Hall and Pragati Maidan exhibition grounds. Some of the top hotels that host large meetings and events include the Ashok Hotel with its 2000-seat convention hall, Taj Palace with its 1000-seat Darbar Hall, and Habitat World's auditorium that seats 537. Pragati Maidan managed by ITPO is a large exhibition venue with 16 halls and over 61,290 square meters of indoor space. It hosts many national and international exhibitions annually.
This document provides an overview of tourism in the state of Gujarat, India. It discusses the various types of tourism opportunities in Gujarat, including business tourism centered around events like Vibrant Gujarat. It also outlines cultural, archeological, wildlife, medical, and religious tourism options featuring sites like the Gir Forest, temples in Dwarka and Somnath, and hospitals in Ahmedabad. The document concludes by mentioning the Gujarat Tourism Development Corporation which provides tourist information and services.
This document outlines a presentation on tourism in India. It begins with the vision, mission, and objectives of increasing tourism in India. It then analyzes where India currently stands in tourism and where it wants to be by 2025. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like geography and climate, as well as weaknesses in infrastructure and security. External factors like resources, competition and trends are examined. Market segmentation, value chain analysis, and opportunities in areas like medical and adventure tourism are also discussed. The presentation provides an overview of India's tourism industry and plans for its future development.
This document discusses education tourism in India, highlighting six reasons why India is a leading nation for this sector. It provides details on Bangalore being a prime location for education tourism due to its high-tech industries and scientific establishments. Some advantages of educational tourism include rich immersion experiences and learning concepts through travel. Several companies that operate in education tourism in India are listed, and consumption statistics note over 12 million foreign tourists come to India annually for educational purposes.
Madhya Pradesh has significant potential for tourism due to its rich cultural and natural heritage. It is home to historic temples built by the Chandela dynasty in Khajuraho, famous for their architecture and sculpture. The Buddhist site of Sanchi features stupas and gateways with stone carvings. Kanha National Park offers wildlife viewing of rare species like the Barasingha deer and tiger safaris. Pachmarhi is a scenic hill station, while Ujjain draws pilgrims to the Mahakal Temple, one of India's twelve Jyotirlingas. The state government is working to improve infrastructure, connectivity and promote specific destinations, activities and local culture to increase tourism.
The 1992 National Action Plan for Tourism outlined the importance of tourism for employment generation and foreign exchange earnings. It recognized India's potential for accelerated tourism growth. The plan's objectives were socio-economic development, increased employment and foreign exchange earnings, and preservation of national heritage. Recommendations included creating special tourism areas, providing assistance for these areas, starting tourism trains, and revamping foreign offices and information systems to promote tourism.
The 1982 India Tourism Policy presented five main objectives: 1) for tourism to foster better national and international understanding through travel; 2) to preserve and enrich India's cultural heritage and lifestyle; 3) to bring socio-economic benefits through employment, income, and revenue generation while not damaging social/cultural values or natural resources; 4) to promote national integration and understanding different viewpoints through domestic and international tourism; 5) to provide opportunities for youth employment and activities to build the nation. The policy emphasized developing tourism infrastructure over 5-10 years, prioritizing schemes that generate economic and social benefits, and promoting tourism in backward areas with natural attractions and handicrafts.
Gujarat has tremendous potential for tourism but has been underdeveloped as a destination. The state government launched an aggressive marketing campaign called "Khushboo Gujarat Ki" with Amitabh Bachchan as brand ambassador to promote Gujarat's tourism. The campaign has been successful in increasing tourist arrivals. Gujarat offers spiritual, nature, heritage, medical, and business tourism opportunities. The government is taking initiatives like airport development and public-private partnerships to boost tourism infrastructure and attract more visitors.
case study on Cultural tourism in india pptkaur manpreet
This document discusses cultural tourism in India. It begins with introducing India's history and cultural diversity. It then defines cultural tourism and explains that India is considered the land of ancient history and heritage. Some popular states for cultural tourism include Rajasthan, Punjab, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. The cultural attractions in India include various festivals, music/dance, art/craft, cuisines, and traditional clothing. The document also discusses the impacts and SWOT analysis of cultural tourism in India before providing suggestions to promote sustainable tourism and concluding that cultural tourism is an important source of revenue for India.
The document summarizes an ecotourism book about Kerala published in 1999. It discusses the definition and types of ecotourism, the need for ecotourism in Kerala given the tourism industry, and important ecotourism destinations in Kerala. It also outlines some policies and guidelines for ecotourism development, including involving local communities, preserving cultural heritage, and ensuring compatibility with the local environment.
Kerala has unique geographical features like its coastal location on the Arabian Sea and rivers flowing through the Western Ghats mountains, making it a popular tourist destination. The document discusses Kerala's tourism industry and policy, highlighting popular destinations like beaches, backwaters, and hill stations. It also outlines the government's initiatives to promote tourism, including developing infrastructure, marketing campaigns, and focusing on community involvement and sustainable practices. Tourism is now a major industry for Kerala's economy, with the number of domestic and foreign visitors and revenue from the sector growing significantly in recent years.
Tourism planning involves considering many social, economic, political, and technological factors. Tourism planning in India began in the 1980s with the announcement of India's first tourism policy. Various five-year plans advocated for policies to promote domestic and international tourism, develop tourist areas, restore heritage sites, and encourage private sector participation. Tourism planning occurs at different levels from individual businesses to national governments. The types of tourism planning include spatial, sectoral, integrated, complex, centralized, and decentralized approaches. The tourism planning process involves defining objectives, data gathering, analysis, preliminary planning, approval, final plans, and implementation. Tourism can provide economic benefits like boosting balance of payments, employment, and investment, but also poses risks such as leak
Culture, has been defined as “the whole complex of distinctive spiritual, intellectual, & emotional features that characterize a society or social group. It includes not only the arts and letters, but also modes of life, the fundamental rights of a human being, value systems, traditions and beliefs”.
For adventurous travel blog please visit http://wilsontom.blogspot.com/
The document discusses mountain tourism in India, focusing on the Himalayan region and Western Ghats. It provides details on the major hill stations in these areas, including Srinagar, Gulmarg, Kulu, Manali, and Shimla in the Himalayas as well as Mahabaleshwar, Lonavla, Coorg, Chikmagalur, and Kodaikanal in the Western Ghats. It describes the locations, attractions, activities and transportation access for each hill station. Mountain tourism is an important part of India's tourism industry, offering natural beauty, adventure opportunities, and escape from hotter lowland climates.
The document discusses tourism in India, outlining the various types of tourism including nature, heritage, wildlife, adventure, medical, and pilgrimage tourism. It notes India's cultural and geographic diversity that contributes to its large international tourism appeal. Some key points made in the document include:
- India has a rich variety of tourism options from beaches and hill stations for nature tourism to cultural sites like the Taj Mahal and religious festivals for heritage tourism.
- Popular states for cultural tourism include Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh which offer architectural sites and festivals.
- Adventure tourism activities like rafting, mountaineering, and bungee jumping have grown in popularity in recent
Status and Scope of Adventure Tourism in Himanchal PradeshPIYUSH SINGH
B.B.A(TOURISM)
Semester 3rd
Field Trip Report
Code 20937
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports , Manali , Himanchal Pradesh
This document summarizes a presentation on tourism policy prescriptions for Bangladesh. It defines tourism and lists common types of tourism like leisure, cultural, and religious tourism. It outlines popular tourist destinations in Bangladesh and how tourism can contribute to the economy. The presentation recommends policies like improving transportation and infrastructure connecting destinations, proper marketing, and ensuring participation of women and disabled people. It sets a vision for tourism to contribute 4-5% to GDP and exceed 1.3 million arrivals by 2020 through liberal travel policies and investment.
Uttar Pradesh aims to promote tourism in the state through digital strategies like improving their website, presence on social media and travel portals, mobile app development, and targeted online advertising. The key goals are to attract more international and domestic tourists by positioning UP's diverse religious, cultural and heritage offerings and creating new tourism properties and circuits around luxury travel, handicrafts and religious festivals.
Tourism is an important source of income for many countries and has emerged as an instrument for employment generation and poverty alleviation. In India, tourism is the second highest foreign exchange earner and is poised to become the second fastest growing tourism economy in the world. However, India's tourism infrastructure is still developing and needs improvement to match international standards. The Indian government and private sector can work together to develop the industry further and realize its huge potential to contribute to the economy and society.
ITDC came into existence in October 1966 and has been the prime mover in the progressive development, promotion and expansion of tourism in the country.The Corporation is running hotels, restaurants at various places for tourists, besides providing transport facilities. Presently, ITDC has a network of eight Ashok Group of Hotels, six Joint Venture Hotels, 2 Restaurants (including one Airport Restaurant), 12 Transport Units, one Tourist Service Station, 37 Duty Free Shops at International as well as Domestic Customs Airports, one Tax Free outlet and two Sound & Light Shows. Besides, ITDC is also managing a hotel at Bharatpur and a restaurant at Kosi on behalf of the Department of Tourism. In addition, it is also managing catering services at Western Court, Vigyan Bhawan, Hyderabad House and National Media Press Centre at Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi.
Delhi is a popular MICE destination in India due to its world-class conference facilities like the Ashok Convention Hall and Pragati Maidan exhibition grounds. Some of the top hotels that host large meetings and events include the Ashok Hotel with its 2000-seat convention hall, Taj Palace with its 1000-seat Darbar Hall, and Habitat World's auditorium that seats 537. Pragati Maidan managed by ITPO is a large exhibition venue with 16 halls and over 61,290 square meters of indoor space. It hosts many national and international exhibitions annually.
This document provides an overview of tourism in the state of Gujarat, India. It discusses the various types of tourism opportunities in Gujarat, including business tourism centered around events like Vibrant Gujarat. It also outlines cultural, archeological, wildlife, medical, and religious tourism options featuring sites like the Gir Forest, temples in Dwarka and Somnath, and hospitals in Ahmedabad. The document concludes by mentioning the Gujarat Tourism Development Corporation which provides tourist information and services.
This document outlines a presentation on tourism in India. It begins with the vision, mission, and objectives of increasing tourism in India. It then analyzes where India currently stands in tourism and where it wants to be by 2025. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like geography and climate, as well as weaknesses in infrastructure and security. External factors like resources, competition and trends are examined. Market segmentation, value chain analysis, and opportunities in areas like medical and adventure tourism are also discussed. The presentation provides an overview of India's tourism industry and plans for its future development.
This document discusses education tourism in India, highlighting six reasons why India is a leading nation for this sector. It provides details on Bangalore being a prime location for education tourism due to its high-tech industries and scientific establishments. Some advantages of educational tourism include rich immersion experiences and learning concepts through travel. Several companies that operate in education tourism in India are listed, and consumption statistics note over 12 million foreign tourists come to India annually for educational purposes.
Madhya Pradesh has significant potential for tourism due to its rich cultural and natural heritage. It is home to historic temples built by the Chandela dynasty in Khajuraho, famous for their architecture and sculpture. The Buddhist site of Sanchi features stupas and gateways with stone carvings. Kanha National Park offers wildlife viewing of rare species like the Barasingha deer and tiger safaris. Pachmarhi is a scenic hill station, while Ujjain draws pilgrims to the Mahakal Temple, one of India's twelve Jyotirlingas. The state government is working to improve infrastructure, connectivity and promote specific destinations, activities and local culture to increase tourism.
The 1992 National Action Plan for Tourism outlined the importance of tourism for employment generation and foreign exchange earnings. It recognized India's potential for accelerated tourism growth. The plan's objectives were socio-economic development, increased employment and foreign exchange earnings, and preservation of national heritage. Recommendations included creating special tourism areas, providing assistance for these areas, starting tourism trains, and revamping foreign offices and information systems to promote tourism.
The 1982 India Tourism Policy presented five main objectives: 1) for tourism to foster better national and international understanding through travel; 2) to preserve and enrich India's cultural heritage and lifestyle; 3) to bring socio-economic benefits through employment, income, and revenue generation while not damaging social/cultural values or natural resources; 4) to promote national integration and understanding different viewpoints through domestic and international tourism; 5) to provide opportunities for youth employment and activities to build the nation. The policy emphasized developing tourism infrastructure over 5-10 years, prioritizing schemes that generate economic and social benefits, and promoting tourism in backward areas with natural attractions and handicrafts.
Gujarat has tremendous potential for tourism but has been underdeveloped as a destination. The state government launched an aggressive marketing campaign called "Khushboo Gujarat Ki" with Amitabh Bachchan as brand ambassador to promote Gujarat's tourism. The campaign has been successful in increasing tourist arrivals. Gujarat offers spiritual, nature, heritage, medical, and business tourism opportunities. The government is taking initiatives like airport development and public-private partnerships to boost tourism infrastructure and attract more visitors.
case study on Cultural tourism in india pptkaur manpreet
This document discusses cultural tourism in India. It begins with introducing India's history and cultural diversity. It then defines cultural tourism and explains that India is considered the land of ancient history and heritage. Some popular states for cultural tourism include Rajasthan, Punjab, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. The cultural attractions in India include various festivals, music/dance, art/craft, cuisines, and traditional clothing. The document also discusses the impacts and SWOT analysis of cultural tourism in India before providing suggestions to promote sustainable tourism and concluding that cultural tourism is an important source of revenue for India.
The document summarizes an ecotourism book about Kerala published in 1999. It discusses the definition and types of ecotourism, the need for ecotourism in Kerala given the tourism industry, and important ecotourism destinations in Kerala. It also outlines some policies and guidelines for ecotourism development, including involving local communities, preserving cultural heritage, and ensuring compatibility with the local environment.
Kerala has unique geographical features like its coastal location on the Arabian Sea and rivers flowing through the Western Ghats mountains, making it a popular tourist destination. The document discusses Kerala's tourism industry and policy, highlighting popular destinations like beaches, backwaters, and hill stations. It also outlines the government's initiatives to promote tourism, including developing infrastructure, marketing campaigns, and focusing on community involvement and sustainable practices. Tourism is now a major industry for Kerala's economy, with the number of domestic and foreign visitors and revenue from the sector growing significantly in recent years.
Tourism planning involves considering many social, economic, political, and technological factors. Tourism planning in India began in the 1980s with the announcement of India's first tourism policy. Various five-year plans advocated for policies to promote domestic and international tourism, develop tourist areas, restore heritage sites, and encourage private sector participation. Tourism planning occurs at different levels from individual businesses to national governments. The types of tourism planning include spatial, sectoral, integrated, complex, centralized, and decentralized approaches. The tourism planning process involves defining objectives, data gathering, analysis, preliminary planning, approval, final plans, and implementation. Tourism can provide economic benefits like boosting balance of payments, employment, and investment, but also poses risks such as leak
Culture, has been defined as “the whole complex of distinctive spiritual, intellectual, & emotional features that characterize a society or social group. It includes not only the arts and letters, but also modes of life, the fundamental rights of a human being, value systems, traditions and beliefs”.
For adventurous travel blog please visit http://wilsontom.blogspot.com/
The document discusses mountain tourism in India, focusing on the Himalayan region and Western Ghats. It provides details on the major hill stations in these areas, including Srinagar, Gulmarg, Kulu, Manali, and Shimla in the Himalayas as well as Mahabaleshwar, Lonavla, Coorg, Chikmagalur, and Kodaikanal in the Western Ghats. It describes the locations, attractions, activities and transportation access for each hill station. Mountain tourism is an important part of India's tourism industry, offering natural beauty, adventure opportunities, and escape from hotter lowland climates.
The document discusses tourism in India, outlining the various types of tourism including nature, heritage, wildlife, adventure, medical, and pilgrimage tourism. It notes India's cultural and geographic diversity that contributes to its large international tourism appeal. Some key points made in the document include:
- India has a rich variety of tourism options from beaches and hill stations for nature tourism to cultural sites like the Taj Mahal and religious festivals for heritage tourism.
- Popular states for cultural tourism include Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh which offer architectural sites and festivals.
- Adventure tourism activities like rafting, mountaineering, and bungee jumping have grown in popularity in recent
Status and Scope of Adventure Tourism in Himanchal PradeshPIYUSH SINGH
B.B.A(TOURISM)
Semester 3rd
Field Trip Report
Code 20937
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports , Manali , Himanchal Pradesh
This document summarizes a presentation on tourism policy prescriptions for Bangladesh. It defines tourism and lists common types of tourism like leisure, cultural, and religious tourism. It outlines popular tourist destinations in Bangladesh and how tourism can contribute to the economy. The presentation recommends policies like improving transportation and infrastructure connecting destinations, proper marketing, and ensuring participation of women and disabled people. It sets a vision for tourism to contribute 4-5% to GDP and exceed 1.3 million arrivals by 2020 through liberal travel policies and investment.
The document discusses tourism in India based on a dissertation project. It provides statistics on tourism's contribution to India's GDP and employment from 2011-2021. Specifically, it states that tourism's direct contribution to GDP is expected to rise from INR1,570.5bn in 2011 to INR3,414.8bn in 2021. Total tourism employment is forecasted to rise from 37,655,000 jobs in 2011 to 47,480,000 jobs by 2021. Visitor exports and investment in tourism are also projected to experience significant growth in this period.
About the positive and negative impacts of tourism on Gujarat state. Also it has the new changed tourism policy of Gujarat implemented by Narendra Modi. it has the positive impacts of Rann of Kutch Utsav, Patangotsav, etc.
A presentation on tourism policy odishasatyamjyoti
Odisha has been rightly regarded as a land of myriad marvels. The dynamic topographical and vegetational strength of Odisha have combined to extract some of the most stunning destinations which not only offers a visual feast for the inquisitive visitors but also highly educative and culturally pleasing insight into one of the oldest civilizations of the world.
The presentation encircles the tourism potential, tourism model of Odisha and policy adopted by state tourism department.
The document discusses tourism in India. It notes that tourism is India's largest service industry, contributing over 6% to GDP. India receives over 5 million foreign tourists annually as well as 562 million domestic visits. Tourism generated $100 billion in 2008 and is expected to grow to $275.5 billion by 2018. The types of tourism discussed include domestic, inbound, and outbound tourism. Marketing of tourism in India focuses on trust and delivering value given the intangible nature of tourism services. The top tourist destinations and states in India are also outlined.
This document provides information on various tourism destinations and circuits in India. It discusses tourism statistics that show tourism is an important part of India's economy, accounting for 9.2% of GDP. Popular domestic and international circuits highlighted include the Golden Triangle connecting Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, Goa known for its beaches, and Southern India featuring Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Other highlights include Jammu and Kashmir, Gujarat, and a list of other top tourist places in India.
This document provides an overview of tourism in the Indian state of Gujarat. Some key points:
- Gujarat has significant potential for tourism due to its natural beauty, heritage sites, and culture. However, its tourism industry has not been as successful as others like Kerala, Rajasthan, and Goa.
- The document examines reasons for this and explores how destination branding could help Gujarat tourism. Research was conducted comparing Gujarat to three other states.
- The research found that Gujarat could become a top tourist destination by developing a strong, distinct identity and brand through effective marketing strategies.
The document discusses emerging trends in tourism in Karnataka, India. It outlines objectives to examine concepts, developments, challenges and strategies. Karnataka is emerging as a top tourist destination due to improvements in infrastructure like roads, rail, and airports. Various types of tourism are growing, including eco, health, and rural tourism. Effective management of resources and human capital is needed to address challenges and maximize opportunities in Karnataka's developing tourism industry.
This presentation is about tourism in India .Types of Tourism .What are the various services provided to the tourist. How tourism is related to marketing.
Emerging trend in karnataka tourism by SUDHIR KIRANSudhir Devadiga
The document discusses emerging trends in tourism in Karnataka, India. It outlines objectives to examine emerging concepts, developments, challenges and strategies. Karnataka is emerging as a favored tourist destination due to improvements in infrastructure like roads, rail, and the Bangalore Metro. New tourism concepts being developed include health, eco, spa, cruise, rural, and MICE tourism. Challenges include developing human resources and managing sustainable growth. Strategies proposed include specialized offerings, inventory of resources, demand analysis, and maintaining ecological balance. Future trends will be influenced by technology and new tourist demands.
Kerala has become a top tourism destination in India due to proactive marketing over the past 10 years. The Kerala Tourism Development Corporation (KTDC) plays a key role in promoting the state's backwaters, beaches, cultural attractions, and Ayurvedic traditions. KTDC works with hotels, organizes events, and ensures infrastructure improvements to maintain Kerala's brand strength and increase tourism revenue, employment, and private investment. Other states like Goa, Maharashtra, and those across India are also recognizing tourism's economic potential and promoting their unique natural and cultural assets.
This document discusses the Khushboo Gujarat Ki tourism campaign launched by the Gujarat government in 2010. It highlights how the campaign, featuring Amitabh Bachchan, successfully promoted Gujarat's diverse natural attractions and culture. Statistics show tourism to Gujarat grew significantly after the campaign, with 32.6 million tourists visiting in 2014-2015, up 13.5% from the previous year. The campaign increased awareness of Gujarat's tourism offerings and positioned it as a top tourism destination in India.
The document summarizes current Indian tourism initiatives. It discusses how the Indian tourism ministry's budget has increased each year to promote tourism development. It outlines several projects to boost tourism infrastructure, promote cultural circuits, and provide training to improve tourism workforce skills. The ministry aims to establish India as a global filming destination and expand its visa on arrival program to attract more visitors.
This document discusses promoting tourism in Pakistan as an industry. It begins with introducing tourism and its importance for economic growth and job creation. It then examines Pakistan's tourism potential, highlighting its diverse natural attractions. However, Pakistan has faced challenges in fully developing its tourism sector due to issues like security concerns, lack of infrastructure and promotion. The document concludes with recommendations on how Pakistan can overcome these challenges by learning from other countries' experiences, improving security, promoting cleanliness, providing subsidies and increasing publicity of its tourist attractions.
The document discusses India's tourism industry. It begins by defining tourism and the tourism industry. It then outlines the significance of tourism and the various tourism industries according to the UNWTO. It discusses the importance and benefits of tourism for the economy and society through job creation, infrastructure development, and cultural growth. It highlights aspects that make India's tourism industry special such as its diversity of landscapes, heritage sites, and cultures. It provides statistics on foreign tourist arrivals in India and describes the administrative structure of tourism, including the Ministry of Tourism and its roles. It concludes by noting initiatives and areas that could be strengthened to further promote tourism in India.
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This document analyzes tourism marketing strategies in Bangladesh. It discusses how tourism can contribute significantly to the economy if proper marketing plans and strategies are developed and implemented. Tourism demand depends on factors like attractions, costs, security, accommodation, entertainment and political stability. The study uses a questionnaire survey of 115 domestic and foreign tourists and regression analysis to determine how these variables impact tourism in Bangladesh. It finds that attractions and costs have a positive impact, while recommending that integrated marketing be used to develop the tourism sector and realize its potential for economic growth.
Travel and tourism a service marketing perspectivedeepu2000
The document discusses tourism in India. It defines tourism and describes the different types including domestic, inbound, and outbound tourism. It notes that tourism is a major industry in India, contributing over 6% to GDP. The top tourist destinations and states in India are listed. Challenges facing tourism development include lack of infrastructure and hotels, health and sanitation issues, terrorism, and diseases. Opportunities exist in further marketing undiscovered destinations.
The document discusses tourism in India. It provides background on what tourism is, the different types of tourism including domestic, inbound, and outbound tourism. It then discusses key facts about tourism in India like the number of foreign tourist arrivals and top source countries. It outlines popular nature and heritage destinations in India and concludes by discussing the government's new tourism policy from 2002 that focuses on welcome, information, facilities, security, cooperation, infrastructure, and cleanliness.
A Presentation on Public Sector Undertakings in IndiaParth Mehta
Public sector undertakings (PSUs) are state-owned enterprises that operate in various sectors of the Indian economy. PSUs play an important role in job creation, infrastructure development, capital formation, and economic growth. They are classified as Maharatnas, Navratnas, Miniratnas or other PSUs based on their financial performance and autonomy. Some of the largest PSUs in India include Indian Oil Corporation, Coal India Limited, ONGC, and NTPC. PSUs have contributed significantly to India's development but their role has reduced over time as the economy has liberalized.
Implications of financial reforms suggested in union budget 2017 18 on person...Parth Mehta
This document summarizes the implications of financial reforms suggested in the Indian Union Budget 2017-18 on personal finance. Key reforms included reducing the income tax rate for middle-income earners, introducing a 10% surcharge on income over 50 lakhs, and reducing the income tax rebate under section 87A. Implications were both positive and negative - lower-income individuals would have higher savings due to tax cuts, while high-income individuals would be adversely affected by the new surcharge. Overall, the reforms aimed to promote digitization, reduce cash transactions and black money, and support affordable housing to make real estate more affordable.
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2. Gujarat
About Gujarat
• Area: 196,024 km2
• Coastline: 1600 km
• Population above: 60 Mn
• Capital: Gandhinagar
• Largest city: Ahmedabad
• Only home of Asiatic
Lions
• Largest producer of milk
in India
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3. Gujarat Tourism
• Since centuries Gujarat has
been a vibrant melting pot
of cultures, traditions and
movements.
• It has been blessed with a
unique natural landscape
and architecture.
• Gujarat has all the
ingredients of becoming
one of the India’s leading
travel destinations.
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4. Gujarat Tourism
• Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Ltd. (TCGL)
provides comprehensive travel assistance and
services to the tourists coming to visit Gujarat.
• The corporation has National Tourism Award for
the category: Most Innovative of Information
Technology during the Year 2012.
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5. Gujarat Tourism
• Gujarat has a unique natural landscape
and architecture which includes:
– Ruins of a long forgotten ancient Harappan
civilization at Dholavira and Lothal
– The abode of endangered wildlife like the Asiatic
Lion and Wild Ass not found anywhere else in the
world;
– The holy town of Dwarka to the glorious Modhera
Sun Temple built by the Solanki rulers.
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7. Porter’s Five Forces Model
Industry
Rivalry
HIGH
Threat of
substitutes
LOW
Buyer
Power
MEDIUM
Supplier
Power
MEDIUM
Barriers to
Entry & Exit
HIGH
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8. Porter’s Five Forces Model
Industry Rivalry
“HIGH”
• There are rival tourist states such as Rajasthan,
Kerela, Andhra Pradesh and Goa.
• The players in this industry constantly try to attract
more and more tourists.
• The Industry Rivalry is Intense but not Cut Throat.
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9. Porter’s Five Forces Model
Threat of Substitutes
“LOW”
• Travelling has moved up the list of household
priorities.
• The substitute for traveling as a leisure activity is
not available.
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10. Porter’s Five Forces Model
Buyer Power
“MEDIUM”
• The customers for Gujarat Tourism are the
domestic and international tourists.
• They demand more and more facilities at a very
reasonable rates, else they may switch
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11. Porter’s Five Forces Model
Supplier Power
“MEDIUM”
• The suppliers for Gujarat Tourism are transport
service providers such as airlines, railways, bus
operators and accommodation providers such as
Hotels, Rentals.
• Tour operators are also suppliers for Gujarat Tourism.
• These entities have a limited impact on the tourism
as they too face tough competition internally.
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12. Porter’s Five Forces Model
Barriers to Entry & Exit
“HIGH”
• Since Gujarat tourism being a entity of
Government of Gujarat there are barriers on
entering the industry.
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13. SWOT Analysis
Strengths
• The brand ambassador of Gujarat Tourism is Mr.
Amitabh Bachchan.
• Vast Geography
• Varied Culture
• Various Cuisine options available
• Friendly people
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14. SWOT Analysis
Weaknesses
• Gujarat is traditionally not a tourist destination,
hence the branding becomes challenging.
• Gujarat tourism is promoted by the government
recently, hence it is new as compared to other
states.
• Gujarat Tourism lacks proper infrastructure.
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15. SWOT Analysis
Opportunities
• Blooming of domestic tourism in India over the
recent years.
• Upcoming of social media initiatives.
• Increase in people’s spending towards travelling.
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16. SWOT Analysis
Threats
• Upcoming of new tourisms such as Chattisgarh
tourism.
• International Travel becoming cheaper.
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17. PESTEL Analysis
Political Factors
• Government is exploring various avenues to
popularize Gujarat as a tourist destination.
• State has set marketing budget of Rs 45-50 cr to
promote tourism.
• Government of Gujarat has partnered with
Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and
Industry (FICCI).
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18. PESTEL Analysis
Economic Factors
• Gujarat contributes close to 25-31 % of the total medical
tourism business in India.
• The average foreign tourist spend per person per day is close
to USD 700 to 1050.
• The average contribution of tourism industry to the Gujarat
State’s GDP is close to 2.5%.
• Gujarat is also the State with the highest number of domestic
airports.
• Gujarat has got good connectivity options to most tourist
spots. Most of the tourism spots are connected via State
Highways and railways.
• Gujarat was ranked 10th in the terms of domestic tourist
arrivals and 16th in international tourist arrivals.
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19. PESTEL Analysis
Social Factors
• Gujarati people are loveable, kindly & helpful so all
tourists are attract by this culture.
• Gujarat place are also showing of Guajarati culture
Hindu and Jain pilgrim centers.
• Gujarat is peaceful & secure state in India so more &
more tourists are attracted.
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20. PESTEL Analysis
Technological Factors
• Interactive website of Gujarat Tourism.
• Facilitates Online Payment
• Making of TV Advertisement series, featuring Mr.
Amitabh Bachchan.
• Providing useful information to foreign travellers in
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21. PESTEL Analysis
Environmental Factors
• Natural beauty, rich heritage, ancient archaeological
sites and a colorful culture
• Vibrant melting pot of cultures, traditions and
movements
• Unique natural landscape and architecture
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22. PESTEL Analysis
Legal Factors
• The legal system for tourism comes into picture for
protecting tourists against any kind exploitation.
• Gujarat is a state of India where a very sound legal
system exists.
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23. Gujarat Tourism Then and Now
Then
• Gujarat government did not
focus on the need to
develop tourism in Gujarat.
• Gujarat Tourism was
operating simply for the
sake of operating.
• Infrastructure was very
poor.
• There were mainly private
tour operators who ran the
tourism business in Gujarat,
but they left no stone
unturned in exploiting the
tourists
Now
• Brand ambassador of
Gujarat Tourism is Mr.
Amitabh Bachchan.
• Transport and
Accommodation facilities
are now meeting the
industry benchmarks.
• Government is promoting
Gujarat tourism, that has
led to inflow of domestic as
well as foreign tourists
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