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TOURISM IN INDIA
GROUP MEMBERS:
Ayuti Shivdavkar
Vishakha Jaurath
Nikita Pawar
TOURISM
DEFINITION:
Marketing of the enjoyable and other
features of a travel destination , and
provision of facilities and services for
pleasure travelers(tourists).
Advantages
Employment
Infrastructure development
Cultural preservation
Environmental protection
Foreign Exchange (generates
resources to import food,
pharmaceuticals, technology,
consumer goods.)
Disadvantages
Cultural destruction, (modernization , freezes culture as
performers, loss: language, religion, rituals, material
culture.)
Environmental destruction (game drives, resorts: golf,
ski, beach, desert, world as play ground.)
Development of illegal and/or destructive economic
activities
Seasonal employment
Negative lifestyle's
Diverted and concentrated development
TOURISM IN GOA
Some of the important tourist
attractions are:
Basilica of Bom Jesus
Se Cathedral
Chapora Beach Goa
Jawarharlal Nehru Stadium
Se Cathedral
SE CATHEDRAL
Se Cathedral is the largest church in Asia and
is known for its giant bells and exquisite
architecture.
With a classical Iberian faade, the impressive
Se Cathedral symbolized Portugals
commitment to the Catholic Church as well as
its overwhelming supremacy
Se Cathedral is a well known cathedral and
the main altar is dedicated to Catherine of
Alexandria.
Se is also known for St. Catherine
Maharashtra tourism
Mumbai:
Explore the city that never sleeps and is always abuzz
with activity.
MUMBAI TOURISM
Some of the attractive places of
mumbai are:
Gateway of india
Elephanta caves
Mount mary church
Haji Ali Dargah
Siddhivinayak temple
Mahalaxmi temple
Elephanta Caves
ELEPHANTA CAVES
The 'City of Caves', on an island in the Sea of Oman
close to Bombay, contains a collection of rock art
linked to the cult of Shiva. Here, Indian art has
found one of its most perfect expressions,
particularly the huge high reliefs in the main cave
The Elephanta Caves , taluka Uran, district Raigad
is located on island hills about 11 km north-east of
the Apollo Bandar, Mumbai and 7 km from the
shore of the mainland, approximately covering an
area of 7 km in circumference. The island is named
after a colossal elephant found in the island, which
is popularly known as Gharapuri.
Siddhivinayak temple
Siddhivinayak temple
This is Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati
Temple at Prabhadevi in Mumbai, a
two-century-old Temple that fulfills
the desires of the worshipers.
The city of Mumbai is a mute witness
to places of worship & historical
interest, which are not only popular
but also of archaeological importance.
Conclusion
Stability of nation is necessary for development
of tourism industry. Political
disturbances hamper tourism.
In spite of all these share of Indian tourism is
only a small portion of the world tourism
industry. So we must use all potentialities by
proper planning, financing acquiring experience,
packaging marketing, and boosting creativity,
make outstanding appeal to travelers and seek
help from private entrepreneurs.