Tourism industry in India.

By:

"Selvam, M."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; Himalaya.; 1989Description: 236pSubject(s):

Tourism India

DDC classification:

338.4791 SEL

Summary: Economic development and tourism are interdependent. While aseconomic development of a society leads to better tourism facilities, tourismitself leads to economic development. The book studies how economic developmentcan boost tourism in a country and vice versa. It takes into account a wholegamut of issues related to the growth and development of the tourism industry inIndia, as well as the economic, infrastructural and environmental factors thathave to be taken into consideration to make the industry global in the truesense of the word. The book also looks at the problems faced by the Indiantourism industry and makes suggestions on how to make it truly global.

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Economic development and tourism are interdependent. While aseconomic development of a society leads to better tourism facilities, tourismitself leads to economic development. The book studies how economic developmentcan boost tourism in a country and vice versa. It takes into account a wholegamut of issues related to the growth and development of the tourism industry inIndia, as well as the economic, infrastructural and environmental factors thathave to be taken into consideration to make the industry global in the truesense of the word. The book also looks at the problems faced by the Indiantourism industry and makes suggestions on how to make it truly global.

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