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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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Kantilal Munnsad
Kantilal Munnsad 11 years 9 months ago
Dear PM, My contribution has been long. I hope U were able to read through what I had to put forward. And do hope that the ills of the last 60 odd years are addressed and the culprits are tried and sentanced. I admire you for doing away with touching the feet of politicians and Bollywood "Stars".
Ajay Anand
Ajay Anand 11 years 9 months ago
सबसे पहले तो सड़क सुधरनी चाहिए. बिना इसके कैसा पर्यटन ?
Kantilal Munnsad
Kantilal Munnsad 11 years 9 months ago
Dear Pm, The drivers should carry enough funds to pay for punctures and other maintenance of the vehicles. The drivers should stop their “dalalis”. 5. Visa fees should be reduced in line with other neighbouring countries. bVisa should be issued on arrival. 6. There should be no discrimination in entrance fess for Indians and Foreigners at historical and other places. Sir, the list is extensive but the above are just a few examples. I wish some improvement is made in the near future.
Kantilal Munnsad
Kantilal Munnsad 11 years 9 months ago
Dear Pm, 2. Remove all domestic animals from beaches – horses, cows, camels are not meant to be on beaches. About 2 years ago I saw cattle on the Goa beaches!! It should be forbidden to defecate on the beaches and surroundings. Kowlam beach is filthy. 3. Have strict regulations for taxi and three wheelers – they must charge their fees by the meter. 4. Private taxis should not expect their clients to pay for fuel and the daily expenses of the drivers.
Kantilal Munnsad
Kantilal Munnsad 11 years 9 months ago
Dear PM, You are the only PM after Independence who has shown and done what needs to be done. Positive improvements are expected from you and your Cabinet. If you can not achieve it, the likelihood of them happening in future are pretty bleak. The tasks are enormous – but as per your own slogan – karna hai. My small list of what needs to be done from an NRI’s point of view is: 1. Clear the dirt and filth especially in bathrooms and toilets at hotels and restaurants.
Kantilal Munnsad
Kantilal Munnsad 11 years 9 months ago
Dear PM, The culprits are hardly taken to court and if they are, the persecutors make a hash of the case. There are so many such corrupt people – the list would be long. Putting Kalmadi in jail was just a show. How can somebody who is not in the Cabinet have excess to Secret files of the Indian Government. Now that you are the PM with an absolute majority in Parliament, people (not only local Indians but also NRI’s) have high hopes.
Kantilal Munnsad
Kantilal Munnsad 11 years 9 months ago
Dear Honourable PM, “Incredible India” is a nice slogan that applies to every aspect of India. I and my friends first visited India in 1970. Since then I have been to India many times. Since 1970, things have improved but at a slow pace. For instance, toilets and bathrooms at many hotels and restaurants are still filthy and dirty. Indian people have become more and more dalals/brokers – Isme Mera Kya. Worse is corruption and graft.
PARTH RAMESHGIRI GOSAI
PARTH RAMESHGIRI GOSAI 11 years 9 months ago
APNI APNI TORISUM KI PRAGTI KE LIYE KAS KAR PLACES KI MAHTA KYA HAI,ASE PLACES KA HISTORY, NAVINTAO ,AAS-PAS KA SURROUNDING PARICHIKA BANVAYI JAYE JO SABHI KE LIYE BEST SABIT HO.
BALA sedou
BALA sedou 11 years 9 months ago
sir, as a french citizen with Indian origin staying in Puducherry,i have occasions to visit my mother country, one important thing which shocks me is every touristic spots under the control of the state or central govt has two tyes of charges one for teh indains and other for the foreigners. as per my small knowledge this system exists no where in the world, all touristr pay ythe same amount , perhaps some discounts possible for physically challenged people. i hope this must be obolisheed as soon as possible to make our country visted by the foreigners. second thing is the clenanliness in and around the touristic spots 9already started by clean india mouvemebnt by PM ji third one is the the local guides and others who disturbs everyone and this mafia not controlled by police. fourth one is the souvenir shop or articles made in india does not cost the same to everyone, when they see a foreigner it is tem times more, it seems it is a business tactics, but but must be controlled in some way (dont know how). thankig you for giving us a oppurtunity
ATIN AGARWAL
ATIN AGARWAL 11 years 9 months ago
Modi Ji ,bringing back black money stashed away, is a futile exercise altogether ,try and concentrate on nabbing people like Yadav Singh,whose amassed illegal wealth has amazed every Indian.There are so many of them roaming shamelessly in our society.Its a high time to follow a hot persuit against these ruffians and take some speedy stringent measures and also make sure that our illegal money do not land on foreign shores through any channel any more.. ..