The document discusses tourism in India and China. It defines a tourist and lists different types of tourism like heritage, pilgrimage, medical, etc. It then outlines the benefits of tourism such as employment, poverty alleviation, and foreign exchange earnings. Some top tourist destinations in India are mentioned along with statistics on foreign tourist arrivals in India from 2005-2011. Popular attractions in China are also listed. The document concludes by projecting that China will become the number one travel destination in the world by 2020 based on current tourism trends.

1. Prepared By:
Manish Prajapati
14MBA082
Submitted To:
Ms. Komal Shukla
Lecturer I2IM CHARUSAT

2.  The World Tourism Organization defines
tourists as people who "travel to and stay in
places outside their usual environment for
more than 24 hours and not more than one
consecutive year for leisure, business and
other purposes not related to the exercise of
an activity remunerated from within the place
visited."

3.  HERITAGE TOURISM
 PILGRIMAGE TOURISM
 MEDICAL TOURISM
 WILD LIFE TOURISM
 ADVENTURE TOURISM
 ECO TOURISM

4.  As an instrument for employment generation,
poverty alleviation and sustainable human
development
 Promotes national integration and international
understanding and gives support to local
handicrafts and cultural activities
 Foreign exchange earnings
 Domestic tourism plays a vital role in achieving
the national objectives of promoting social and
cultural cohesion and national integration
 Contribution to generation of employment is very
high.

5.  New Delhi (Qutumb Minar, Lal Qila, Jama Masjid,
Akshardham Temple)
 Agra (Taj Mahal)
 Ajanta Caves In Maharashtra
 Varanasi
 Sarnath
 Khajuuraho
 Jaipur (Maharaja’s City Palace, Palace of Winds)
 Tirupati Balaji Temple
 Golden Temple
 Mandvi, Gujarat
 Lothal, Gujarat
 Red Fort
 Kanyakumari
 Kulu – Manali

6.  Sources:- Foreign tourist arrivals in india 2005-11 report
Year FTAs In India (In
Million)
Percentage Change Over
the P.Y
2005 3.92 13.3
2006 4.45 13.5
2007 5.08 14.3
2008 5.28 4.0
2009 5.17 -2.2
2010 5.78 11.8
2011 6.29 8.9

7.  China is one of the biggest countries in the
world.
 Under the influence and charm of Chinese
traditional art, an increasing number of
visitors come to China daily, appreciating the
invaluable treasures of Chinese traditional
art.
 Chinese traditional art brings you a taste of
unique China Culture.

8.  Inbound Tourism
◦ Tourism of non-resident visitors within the
economic territory of the country of reference.
 Outbound Tourism
◦ A Canadian who travels to a foreign country as a
tourist.
 Domestic Tourism
◦ Domestic tourism is tourism involving residents of
one country traveling only within that country. A
domestic holiday or satiation is a holiday spent in
the same country.

9.  The Great wall of China
 Forbidden City
 Potala House, Lhasa
 The Terra Cotta Warriors
 Silk Road
 Tiananmen Square
 National Museum of China
 Summer Palace in Beijing
 Li River
 Yangtze River
 Lhasa Tibet
 Avenue of the Stars
 Peak Tower
 Temple of Heaven -- an Imperial Sacrificial Altar in Beijing
 Old Town of Lijiang

10. Sources:- International tourists reports 2008-09
Rank Country UNWTO Regional market International
Tourists
arrivals in
2009 (million)
International
Tourist
arrivals in
2008 (million)
1 France Europe 74.2 79.2
2 U.S. N.America 54.9 57.9
3 Spain Europe 52.2 57.2
4 China Asia 50.9 53.0
5 Italy Europe 43.2 42.7
6 U.K. Europe 28.0 30.1
7 Turkey Europe 25.5 25.0
8 Germany Europe 24.2 24.9
9 Malaysia Asia 23.6 22.1
10 Mexico N.America 21.5 22.6

12.  If these trend will continue so till year 2020,
China will become the number one travel
destination in the world.

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