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Write article the tourism potential in india short paragraph

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Answered by bably66
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Tourism potential is immense in India. Our country is a country of diversity of climate, physical features, peoples, ethnicities, religions, languages, cultures, etc. Nearly every region in our vast and varied land has breathtaking natural beauty and enchanting flora and fauna. Tigers and Dolphins, Elephants and Pheasants, majestic Deodar and Orchids all are part of the enchantment of this land. Kaziranga, the wild life sanctuary in Assam, is home of the rare one horned rhino. Arunachal Pradesh had monasteries like Tawang as impressive as Ladakh and like Sikkim which could boast of Pemyengtse and Tashiding attracted a lot of tourists interested in Buddhism.

Each state and region has its own uniqueness. Foreign and local tourists love this diversity of colour, food, vulture, climate, etc. Song and dance and colourful festivals and dazzling handicrafts too cast their spell on tourists both domestic and foreign. Exotic beaches of Goa, backwaters of Kerala, snow-clad mountains of Himachal, sands and lakes of Rajasthan, world heritage sites of Delhi, etc. are the symbols of diversity of our nation.

This colourful diversity makes our country a major attraction of tourists that is beneficial for the economy and prosperity of the country. We not only have to provide the best of facilities and safety to foreign tourists, but also to maintain a peaceful and amiable coexistence of people belonging to different ethnicities and cultures.

There are many benefits involved in travel and tourism. Tourists generate lots of economic activities. Since our city is a fast developing, it needs considerable impetus of propitious economic activities. Tourism helps in providing the much needed impetus to our national economy.  

Firstly, tourism helps create an impetus to economic activities which in turn draw investment, revenue, and economic growth. New shops, hotels, travelling facilities, malls, plazas, and other developmental activities begin to take shape because of tourism. Local residents benefit through the services that rise naturally in demand due to economic activities generated by tourism such as learning and recreational activities. For example the airlines and hospitality industry employ thousands of people the world over. Thanks to tourism industry.  

The second benefit of travelling and tourism is the economic and public benefits that act as powerful tools in sustaining local economy, creating jobs, and even generating capital. Can you just imagine how much wealth India earns from foreign tourists that visit Taj Mahal, Delhi, and Rajasthan? Some of the old historical buildings have been converted into heritage hotels? Thousands of people get employment and jobs due to the tourism that is boosted by the preservation of forts and other historical monuments.

The third benefit that we derive from tourism is the positive image that is formed in the eyes of the foreign and local tourists. Well maintained and preserved forts and buildings send a positive message to the visitors about our caring and organized national character. This not only helps in winning over the confidence of the foreigners, but also attracts foreign investors as well as investors from other states.

We must promote tourism by opening centers in the advanced cities/countries. These centers should provide information about places of interest to the people and should also offer special packages at the centers.  

We must improve the standard of facilities, safety, hospitality, and other areas related to tourism. There is no denying the fact that India has a huge potential of tourism industry. However, the standard of facilities provided needs to be improved further. We must provide world class facilities to foreign as well as local tourists.    

Special tourism packages, e-visa facilities, better transport, boarding, lodging facilities, etc. will surely attract more tourists.  

Answered by SelieVisa
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To improve the potential of tourism in India

India is a land of beauty, myth, mystery and fascination. India is a country with immense tourism potential. It is already a favourite tourism spot but India still have a long way to go before making its impact felt in the world. India needs to do several things to improve the potential and standing of tourism in the world.

India is a favourite spot for tourists for its historical heritage. Places of historical importance must be preserved from damage by nature like erosion or by man.

The cultural diversity of India is beautiful and attracts many tourists. We must do everything possible to promote our cultural diversity from South to North and West to East .

The hospitality and hotel industry is still not up to expectation and must be improved.

Transport system becomes a headache for tourists visiting India. This must be streamlined for easier access and comfort of visitors. There must be easy access to air, water and land transport. More airlines and tourist buses for places of tourist attraction is needed.

The study of foreign languages must be encouraged. People in the tourism industry need to communicate with tourists from countries who cannot speak Hindi. It is important to invest time in learning foreign languages to improve tourism in a long term basis.

India is a country which can be compared to a world of its own. Because it is a place where one can find all varieties of landscape from snow-capped mountains to deserts and climatic conditions. India must preserve the gifts of the natural beauty of forests, rivers, lakes, wildfife, etc

More academic courses on travel and tourism must be introduced in our educational system so that our youth will be equipped to utilise the tourism potential efficiently. This will reduce unemployment and boost the economy of the country.

The scope for tourism in India is vast. If we are sincere about utilising the potentials, it won't be long before we are at the top of the list of tourist attraction in the world.

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