BROADLY INDIAN TOURISM CAN
BE DIVIDED INTO THREE MAIN
CATEGORIES……..
In the Sanskrit literature here are three terms
for tourism with the suffix “ATANA” meaning
going or leaving home for some other place.
• THIRTHATAN- travelling for
religious purposes.
• DESHATAN-travelling for trading or
commercial purposes.
• PRAYATAN-travelling for curiosity, knowledge and
leisure.
TOURISM IN INDIA IS FUTHER
DIVIDED IN TO THE FOLLOWING
SECTORS
• HEALTH BASED TOURS-(yoga, meditation and
relaxation). This has been gaining a lot of
importance nowadays in this stress-filled world.
• India is popularizing as a health destination for
many tourist .Eg, Kerala is flourishing with its back
waters and ayurvedic massages.
• ECOTOURISM is a form of tourism involving
visiting fragile, pristine, and usually
protected areas, intended as a low impact
and often small scale alternative to standard
commercial tourism. Its purpose may be to
educate the traveler, to provide funds for
ecological conservation, to directly benefit
the economic development and political
empowerment of local communities, or to
foster respect for different cultures and for
human rights
• SPORTS BASEDTOURS-which include skiing,
surfing, swimming, under water activities
like snorkeling, etc
• WILDLIFE TOURS- exploring the wildlife of the
country.
• India has a wide range of wildlife sanctuaries.
BEACH TOURS- this remains one of the main
attraction for tourists-the sun and the sea.
• HERITAGE TOURS-explores historical and
cultural heritage of our country.
• In India we have innumerable historical
monuments, forts and palaces coupled with
numerous festivals and carnivals which
highlights our handicrafts, dance and music.
• HILL STATION TOURS-popular for its calm
scenic beauty, where people can relax in the
lap of nature and the adventurous ones can
go on long nature walks or treks.
INDIA AS A DESTINATON WHICH
OFFER ALL THESE AND SO MUCH
MORE…. COUPLED WITH OUR
INNATE HOSPITALITY,
FRIENDLINESS AND WARMTH.
ITFT-Classification of Tours

ITFT-Classification of Tours

  • 2.
    BROADLY INDIAN TOURISMCAN BE DIVIDED INTO THREE MAIN CATEGORIES…….. In the Sanskrit literature here are three terms for tourism with the suffix “ATANA” meaning going or leaving home for some other place.
  • 3.
    • THIRTHATAN- travellingfor religious purposes.
  • 4.
    • DESHATAN-travelling fortrading or commercial purposes.
  • 5.
    • PRAYATAN-travelling forcuriosity, knowledge and leisure.
  • 6.
    TOURISM IN INDIAIS FUTHER DIVIDED IN TO THE FOLLOWING SECTORS • HEALTH BASED TOURS-(yoga, meditation and relaxation). This has been gaining a lot of importance nowadays in this stress-filled world. • India is popularizing as a health destination for many tourist .Eg, Kerala is flourishing with its back waters and ayurvedic massages.
  • 7.
    • ECOTOURISM isa form of tourism involving visiting fragile, pristine, and usually protected areas, intended as a low impact and often small scale alternative to standard commercial tourism. Its purpose may be to educate the traveler, to provide funds for ecological conservation, to directly benefit the economic development and political empowerment of local communities, or to foster respect for different cultures and for human rights
  • 8.
    • SPORTS BASEDTOURS-whichinclude skiing, surfing, swimming, under water activities like snorkeling, etc
  • 9.
    • WILDLIFE TOURS-exploring the wildlife of the country. • India has a wide range of wildlife sanctuaries.
  • 10.
    BEACH TOURS- thisremains one of the main attraction for tourists-the sun and the sea.
  • 11.
    • HERITAGE TOURS-exploreshistorical and cultural heritage of our country. • In India we have innumerable historical monuments, forts and palaces coupled with numerous festivals and carnivals which highlights our handicrafts, dance and music.
  • 12.
    • HILL STATIONTOURS-popular for its calm scenic beauty, where people can relax in the lap of nature and the adventurous ones can go on long nature walks or treks.
  • 13.
    INDIA AS ADESTINATON WHICH OFFER ALL THESE AND SO MUCH MORE…. COUPLED WITH OUR INNATE HOSPITALITY, FRIENDLINESS AND WARMTH.