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as people travelling to and staying at praces outside meir usual environ
one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes."
2. Tourism has become a popular global leisure activity. Tourism can either be domestic or
international and international tourism can be classified as either inbound or outbound tourism.
Today inbound tourism is a major source of income for many countries especially in terms of
foreign exchange earned by the country as a whole. It also has a substantial impact on the local
economy and employment of a place frequently visited by tourists.
3. India is a country with a rich cultural heritage which has always fascinated travelers. It is a
unique land of diversities where all kinds of natural beauty including desert, sea, forests,
mountains, flowers, wildlife is present within a single geographical boundary of a country.
Anybody visiting India will have experience of different dresses, culture, flora and fauna in
different states. Thus, India has always been a destination for tourists who want to enjoy this
combination of culture, tradition and rich heritage. Not only this, foreign tourists act as
"Ambassadors Of Indian Culture" and take the message further across the world.
4. Indian government has made various efforts to take advantage of these unique possessions to
promote tourism. One such big initiative is the scheme of e-Tourist Visa. The measure has been
introduced to make travelling to India easier and simpler for foreign tourists.
5. The entire scheme began with the demand by the tourism industry to liberalize the visa regime
for foreign tourists to give a boost to tourismin the country. In response, Visa-On Arrival was
initiated by the government and is now made available to forty-four countries. 'Visa-On-Arrival'
means that you need a visa to enter but it is possible to apply for and receive the visa only when
You showun in the country of visit itself.​

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