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Best Practices for Tourism by State Governments and Across the World

Best Practices for Tourism by State Governments and Across the World
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Discuss best practices by State Governments and across the world which have given a boost to tourism.

Discuss best practices by State Governments and across the world which have given a boost to tourism.

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Manoj Unni
Manoj Unni 11 years 9 months ago
It will be a great move if Patna/Bodh Gaya has direct connection to all Buddhist countries Sri Lanka,Myanmar, East and South East Asia.. There should be excellent road /rail/air connectivity to other Buddhist sites in India. The economy will benefit. Politically India can become closer to all these nations vis a vis china. It will improve people to people contacts.
Abhinav Kulshrestha
Abhinav Kulshrestha 11 years 9 months ago
1.Easily accessible information (May I help you?) counters specifically for tourism purpose at airports and railways stations along with live updates of area through FM/Radio channels as other countries do. 2.English speaking executives at pre-paid taxi stands,railway stations, tourist places or machines per-feeded with some of the most frequently asked questions at these locations and if any other help required gets directed to a toll free number which gets charged let's say 50p@3 mins.
SOUGAIJAM TARUN
SOUGAIJAM TARUN 11 years 9 months ago
the most important needs to be done for bringing up the tourism is to first develop the means of transport system. roads and airways needs to be deveLoped, railways, seaways, roads connecting the states, countRies needs to be defpveloped.
PARVEEN SHARMA
PARVEEN SHARMA 11 years 9 months ago
For improvement in tourism, please impose double punishment of its category of crime for any tourist whether who is Indian, NRI or international Tourist. For example I am residence of Delhi and I go to Mahableshwar in Maharashtra as a tourist, where Hotel owner/ staff cheat me, in that case punishment of its category of crime should be double. Due to this law the tourist feels much secure.
SANTHANAKUMAR BALU
SANTHANAKUMAR BALU 11 years 9 months ago
First we have to give them easy access to visa most of the people saying the same error including journalist.We have to ensure safety of tourist in our country.So we can appoint young people as a tourist guide as well as protector of tourist.If is is local people that could be better to all including tourist improve local income and people improve coordination among people as well as cultural cooperation can also improve.finally we have to improve basic amenities in remote area
K AJIT
K AJIT 11 years 9 months ago
Mr. Prime Ministry, earlier I had suggested for exploring the importance and cultural heritage of each district of India and for that traces of historical events have to looked into and research work should be undertaken forthwith. Immediately a group of volunteers at National level be formed and it should be entrusted with this task and then many places can be identified to develop tourism than traditionally known places.
Dr Mohamed Rameez
Dr Mohamed Rameez 11 years 9 months ago
Foreign tourists opinion about Indian Road Safety - bad driving, unnecessary and noisy honking, rude drivers, tail-gating, illegal turns, jumping signals, cutting lanes, lack of footpaths, animals running loose on the roads, potholes and cars parked crazily, illegal hawkers encroaching on space, bikers without helmets, no seat-belts, overloaded trucks, no child car-seats, driving on the wrong side of the road.
JAYARAMAN BALASUBRAMANIAN
JAYARAMAN BALASUBRAMANIAN 11 years 9 months ago
Every Tourist Centre will have many local people living in those areas. They might be from middle class, upper middle class and the rich. The local panchayats must ask for those locals who are willing to share a room with either a foreign or indian tourist. The tariffs for such paid accomodation can be decided by the local host. The government must publish a database of all those locals who are willing to share their house with the tourists. By this the locals can earn a livelihood.
Abhishek Srivastava
Abhishek Srivastava 11 years 9 months ago
India has a lot to offer to the visitors of the world but I don't feel the enthusiasm of the people in the respective departments to play their part in getting the tourists. Thanks to our respected PM to ease out the VISA issues but that's just the beginning. A lot needs to be done further. In Delhi, state regulated clean cabs, well trained drivers & licensed tour guides can be the next step. More participation from the young is required in decision making process.