Interrelationship between tourism and transportation
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This document provides an overview of tourism and the transportation sector in India. It discusses how tourism is a major global economic activity that contributes trillions annually and supports many jobs. In India specifically, tourism accounts for 6.6% of GDP and 7.7% of employment. Transportation plays an important role in tourism, but India's transportation sector faces challenges like congested roads and ports, unreliable railways, and capacity constraints. Improving transportation infrastructure and making it more accessible for tourists could help increase tourism in India.
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Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries. Tourism which can be sustained over the long term because it results in a net benefit for the social, economic, natural and cultural environments of the area in which it takes place. For developing countries like India, it is also one of the prime income generators. But the huge infrastructural and resource demands of tourism (e.g. water consumption, waste generation and energy use) can have severe impacts upon local communities and the environment if it is not properly managed. The spirit of India resides in her villages and those living in cities and towns have their roots in rural life, which has pastoral beauty and touching simplicity, offer fresh comforting breezes and lavish openness. Tourism growth potential can be bind as a strategy for Rural Development in specific and rural tourism in general which definitely useful for a country like India, where almost 74 per cent of the population resides in rural areas. The tourism sector provides employment to about 50 million people. Even a modest 10 per cent growth in tourism sector would generate 5 million jobs every year and major beneficiary are weaker sections of society women and rural artisans. Rural tourism stands for showcasing the ethnic arts, crafts, culture and lifestyle in its traditional approach. The present study was conducted with an objective to identify the various forms of rural tourism, role of government and private sector in enhancing the efficient tourism prerequisite, to study the problems in rural tourism and to construct the suggestions and recommendations for rural tourism. The present study is based on the secondary data published in various journals, articles, books and others sources of information The study reveals that endorsement of village tourism is a competent device for socio-economic benefits to rural people. It is a multi-sectoral activity and the industry is affected by many other sectors of the nation’s economy. Therefore, government and private sectors should ensure healthier linkages and coordination. It also has to play a pivotal role in tourism management and promotion. Further, the study also discloses that rural tourism has the potential to increase public appreciation of the environment and to spread awareness of environmental problems when it brings people into closer contact with nature and the environment. This confrontation may heighten awareness of the value of nature and lead to environmentally conscious behaviour and activities to preserve the environment.
Promotion of Himachal Tourism
This document discusses strategies to promote tourism in Himachal Pradesh, India. It begins by highlighting Himachal Pradesh's natural beauty and seasonal appeal to tourists. The objectives are to establish it as a leading tourist destination, make tourism an engine for economic growth, promote sustainable tourism, and attract quality tourists. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like diverse seasons and culture, but also weaknesses like inadequate transportation links. Opportunities include activity tourism utilizing natural attractions. Threats include overcrowding and environmental damage. The document recommends focusing on rural, eco, wildlife and adventure tourism, as well as underdeveloped regions. It outlines an advertising strategy using print, television, websites and more to evaluate the effectiveness of promotion efforts.
Tourism Industry Presentation Module.pdf
Tourism is one of the world's fastest growing industries and a major source of foreign exchange and employment. It involves travel for leisure or business purposes outside of one's usual environment. The tourism industry encompasses transportation, accommodations, restaurants, retail, and other hospitality services. Tourism has significant economic, social, cultural and environmental impacts on destinations. While it generates jobs and tax revenue, it can also increase costs of living, disrupt local culture and damage the environment if not managed sustainably.
Elements of city design
This document provides an introduction and overview of the city planning of Gandhinagar, the capital city of Gujarat, India. It discusses the formation and evolution of Gandhinagar as the new state capital after the division of Bombay state. It describes the site location on the banks of the Sabarmati River and climatic conditions. It outlines the key elements of the city plan including sectors, roads, residential and non-residential areas. It provides details on zoning, population planning, amenities, and salient features of Gandhinagar such as the capitol complex, drainage, electricity, industries, and transportation.
tourism-in-pakistan.pptx
Tourism in Pakistan has both advantages and disadvantages. The key advantages include generating income, creating jobs, encouraging local industries, and improving infrastructure. However, tourism also has drawbacks such as only providing seasonal employment, potentially damaging the environment and local culture, and disrupting traditional livelihoods. The document discusses different types of tourism such as ecotourism, medical tourism, and dark tourism. It provides definitions and examples of each type.
Economic Transformation Through Tourism
The document discusses how tourism can drive economic transformation in Nepal. It defines tourism and outlines its positive impacts, including job creation and development. Tourism is a complex industry that needs to be managed to mitigate risks like damage to culture and the environment. The document uses Thailand as an example of a country that transformed its economy through tourism development. It identifies inputs, processing, and outputs needed for Nepal's tourism industry and recommends policy reforms, capacity building, private sector linkages, and improving product competitiveness to maximize tourism's contribution to GDP and economic transformation.
Factors affecting demand and supply of travel and tourism industry
The document discusses several factors that affect the demand and supply of the travel and tourism industry in India. On the demand side, key factors include government branding and marketing initiatives, India's diverse attractions, its large and growing market size, increasing technology usage and demographic shifts. However, COVID-19 has led to an exponential decrease in demand. On the supply side, government initiatives, investments, availability of resources, and the rise of Indian online travel companies have increased supply, though COVID-19 has also significantly impacted supply.
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Destination management
The document provides an overview of Mainamati in Comilla, Bangladesh as a tourist destination. It describes the main attractions in the area including Mainamati Museum, Shalban Bihar, Commonwealth War Cemetery, and Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development. It also outlines transportation options, notable foods and drinks of the region, and some local accommodation options for visitors. The destination offers historical and cultural sites from ancient Buddhist settlements that could attract cultural tourism if properly developed and managed sustainably.
Tourisam(2)
The document discusses tourism in Pakistan. It notes that Pakistan has many beautiful places that could attract tourists, but that tourism has declined due to factors like terrorism, attacks on hotels and tourists, and a perception of Pakistan being dangerous. It outlines various regions in Pakistan with tourism potential, like Neelum Valley, Hunza Valley, and Kaghan Valley. However, a lack of infrastructure, high prices, and security issues have hindered tourism growth. Steps are needed to promote tourism through improved security, guidance, publicity, subsidies, and clean environments.
Unit 8. Tertiary Sector
Ppt presentation for the classroom about the study of the tertiary sector and its economic activities. 3º ESO G&H
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- The document discusses the promotion of domestic tourism in Tamil Nadu from the perspectives of locals, tourists, and accommodation providers.
- It aims to study the present status, purpose, benefits of domestic tourism, existing infrastructure, eco-tourism awareness, and satisfaction with tourism services according to the three stakeholder groups.
- Primary data was collected through interviews in 8 districts of Tamil Nadu using questionnaires tailored for each stakeholder group to analyze their viewpoints on domestic tourism.
Colloquium Paper: Retail Tourism - An Indian Perspective
It is acknowledged world over that the concept of shopping is an integral part of any tourist venture in more ways than one. The success of shopping festivals is overwhelming in Asian countries. The research paper aims to understand if an India Shopping Festival is possible and test it against the secure background of existing Retail Tourism models and suggest steps to be adopted if proven possible. The research project approachs both the tourism and retail industries with a new and fresh perspective and views the two to be complimenting halves of an integrated retail tourism business.
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Rural Tourism- A Catalyst for Rural Economic Growth
Rural Tourism- A Catalyst for Rural Economic Growth
Factors affecting demand and supply of travel and tourism industry
Factors affecting demand and supply of travel and tourism industry
Colloquium Paper: Retail Tourism - An Indian Perspective
Colloquium Paper: Retail Tourism - An Indian Perspective
Interrelationship between tourism and transportation
- 2. A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO TOURISM TRAVEL & TOURISM IS A TRULY GLOBAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY – ONE WHICH TAKES PLACE IN DESTINATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD, FROM LEADING CAPITAL CITIES AND SMALLER TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN RURAL AND COASTAL AREAS, TO SOME OF THE REMOTEST POINTS ON THE PLANET. IT IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST INDUSTRIES, OR ECONOMIC SECTORS, CONTRIBUTING TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY TO THE GLOBAL ECONOMY, CREATING JOBS AND WEALTH, GENERATING EXPORTS, BOOSTING TAXES AND STIMULATING CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
- 3. TOURISM IN INDIA- A GLIMPSE AND FACTS • THE TOURISM INDUSTRY OF INDIA IS ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT AND GROWS RAPIDLY. THE WORLD TRAVEL & TOURISM COUNCIL CALCULATED THAT TOURISM GENERATED INR 6.4 TRILLION OR 6.6% OF THE NATION'S GDP IN 2012. IT SUPPORTED 39.5 MILLION JOBS, 7.7% OF ITS TOTAL EMPLOYMENT. THE SECTOR IS PREDICTED TO GROW AT AN AVERAGE ANNUAL RATE OF 7.9% FROM 2013 TO 2023. THIS GIVES INDIA THE THIRD RANK AMONG COUNTRIES WITH THE FASTEST GROWING TOURISM INDUSTRIES OVER THE NEXT DECADE.
- 4. KEY SECTOR TO TOURISM • AVIATION • CRUISE • HOSPITALITY
- 5. TRANSPORTATION- DEFINITION • ANY DEVICE USED TO MOVE AN ITEM FROM ONE LOCATION TO ANOTHER. COMMON FORMS OF TRANSPORTATION INCLUDE PLANES, TRAINS, AUTOMOBILES, AND OTHER TWO-WHEEL DEVICES SUCH AS BIKES OR MOTORCYCLES. • A WELL KNOWN AND CO-ORDINATE SYSTEM OF TRANSPORT PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE SUSTAINED ECONOMIC GROWTH OF A COUNTRY.
- 6. •MFIARJSOT RAI RL ASPNACDEM STAARTIKOSN OINF D TERLHAI NWSASP COORNTST SRUECCTTEOD RIN 1927. • FIRST FULL-FLEDGED AIR PORT AT DELHI (12500 FT) FOR 747 B AIRCRAFT WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1939-45. • FIRST TRAIN FROM MUMBAI TO THANE RAN IN 1953. THE TOTAL DISTANCE WAS 32 KM. •KALPANA CHAWLA (1997) IS THE FIRST INDIAN-AMERICAN IN SPACE. • IN 1979-82, THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES CONSTRUCTED FLYOVERS IN DELHI TO FACILITATE SMOOTH FLOW OF TRAFFIC DURING THE ASIAN GAMES.
- 7. CHALLENGES TO TRANSPORT SECTOR • INDIA’S ROADS ARE CONGESTED AND OF POOR QUALITY • RURAL ROADS HAVE POOR ACCESS • PORTS ARE CONGESTED AND INEFFICIENT • RAILWAYS ARE NEVER ON-TIME AND SOME RAILWAYS ARE NEVER WELL-MAINTAINED • THE RAILWAYS ARE FACING SEVERE CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS AND ARE ALWAYS IN A MAJOR REVENUE DEFICIT
- 8. TRANSPORT SECTOR STATISTICS INDIA: TRANSPORT SECTOR KEY STATISTICS UNITS AS OF 2011 LENGTH OF ROADS KM 35,16,452 MAIN ROADS KM 6,66,452 PAVED ROADS % 47.3 ACCESS TO ALL WEATHER ROADS % 61.9 ROAD DENSITY KM/1000 SQ. KM 1115 RAIL TRACK LENGTH KM 63327 NO. OF PORTS 199 TURNAROUND TIME DAYS 3-6 AIRPORTS 125 INTERNATIONAL 11
- 9. INCREASING TOURISM IN INDIA- SOME POSSIBLE • KNOW THE EXACT REQUSIRUEMGEGNETSS TOFI OTHNES FOREIGNERS- THEIR LIKES AND DISLIKES AND VIEWS AND OPINIONS • GIVE THEM FOOD WHICH IS LESS SPICIER AND WHICH CAN CONNECT TO THEIR STAPLE FOOD AT A REASONABLE COST • STOP DUPING THEM IN VARIOUS GROUNDS AND ENSURING THAT THEY ARE WELL-TREATED • OPEN TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRES ALL OVER INDIA, WITH GUYS WHO HAVE REAL PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE. WHAT IS BADLY MISSING IN INDIA IS AUTHENTIC INFORMATION • INDIANS SHOULD THEMSELVES UNDERSTAND THAT FOREIGNERS ARE ALSO NORMAL HUMAN BEINGS AND NOT OBJECTS IN A MUSEUM/ZOO TO BE STARED AT WHICH MAKES THEM VERY UNCOMFORTABLE AND OBSCENE
- 10. HOW TRANSPORTATION CAN PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN INCREASING TOURISM • FIRST OF ALL, TRANSPORT FACILITIES IN TOURIST DESTINATION PLACES SHOULD BE MODIFIED IN SUCH A WAY THAT SUITS THE NEEDS AND WANTS OF THE TOURISTS AND THEY DO NOT FEEL OUT OF PLACE. • THEN, THE FACILITIES SHOULD BE AT A MODERATELY HIGHER COST SO THAT NOT ALL THE LOCAL PEOPLE CAN USE THE TRANSPORT FACILITIES. THIS WAY, THE FACILITIES WILL REMAIN CLEAN AND DESIRABLE. • WHATEVER THE TRANSPORTATION MODE BE, BE IT ROADS, RAILWAYS OR AIRWAYS SHOULD BE FREE OF MALPRACTICES THAT MOTIVATE MORE TOURISM IN THE SUCCEEDING YEARS.
- 11. THAT’S ALL FOR NOW