HIT HITARTH Jayesh Project
HIT HITARTH Jayesh Project
HIT HITARTH Jayesh Project
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This is to certify that the students Thakkar Hitarth, Thakkar
Hit, Modi Jayesh, Chaudhary Pelabhai of Class 12th Science
of School Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Banaskantha has
successfully completed and submitted project entitled
‘Current Geographical Issues and Development of Tourism
in India’under the guidance of Mr. Nikhil Chaudhari (PGT
English) during the academic year 2023-24 according to latest
guideline by CBSE, New Delhi.
This project is genuine and helpful for the students.
The reference of different sources taken in making this
project has been declared at the end of this project.
Vice Principal
QuEStIoNNaIrES
1. What are the current geographical issues faced by India in the
development of tourism?
2. How do these issues impact the growth of tourism in India?
3. What initiatives have been carried out by the Indian
government to address these issues?
4. What are some popular tourist destinations in India?
5. What is the importance of sustainable tourism in India?
6. What are the advantages of tourism in India?
7. What are the disadvantages of tourism in India?
8. What is the importance of promoting sustainable tourism in
India?
9. What are some of the challenges faced by the Indian tourism
industry?
11. What are the social and cultural impacts of tourism in India?
Things have now started looking bright for the Indian tourism
industry. However, the Indian tourism industry has been hit
by pollution. The condition of many of our monuments is
deteriorating due to the negligence of the concerned
authorities. The natural environment and heritage sites
remain a source of attraction as long as these are not damaged
beyond control from their degradation or pollution.
Tourism has played a very vital role in reviving India's art and
culture. According to the latest estimates of the world travel
and tourism council, this industry is expected to generate
about 6 percent of India's total employment. Tourists from
foreign countries show a keen interest in the rich culture and
heritage of India and this boosts the morale of the small
artisans and adds to their novelty.
group rEflECtIoN
Our group was tasked with researching the development of tourism
in India. We found that India has a rich cultural heritage and
diverse geography, which makes it an attractive destination for
tourists. However, we also discovered that there are several
challenges that need to be addressed to ensure sustainable tourism
development in the country.
One of the main challenges is the lack of infrastructure in many
parts of the country. This includes inadequate transportation, poor
sanitation facilities, and limited access to clean water. These issues
can make it difficult for tourists to travel around the country and
can negatively impact their experience.
Another challenge is the negative impact of tourism on the
environment. Many popular tourist destinations in India are facing
issues such as pollution, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity. This
can have long-term consequences for the environment and the local
communities that depend on it.
Despite these challenges, we believe that there are several
opportunities for sustainable tourism development in India. For
example, the government can invest in infrastructure development
to improve transportation and sanitation facilities. Additionally,
there is a need for greater awareness and education about
sustainable tourism practices among tourists and local
communities.
Overall, our group found that the development of tourism in India
is a complex issue that requires a multi-faceted approach. By
addressing the challenges and opportunities, we believe that India
can achieve sustainable tourism development that benefits both
tourists and local communities.