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Calling for Views/Ideas on 'Rural India - How it can leverage tourism'

Start Date :
Sep 27, 2020
Last Date :
Oct 31, 2020
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Every year 27th September is celebrated as World Tourism Day. This year the theme of World Tourism Day is Tourism and Rural Development. Tourism helps rural communities hold onto ...
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Nishant Chaudhary
5 years 9 months ago
The tourism system of India has improved and is improving but there can be a few changes to be accepted to improve it more faster, like the rivers, lakes,etc. are a great souce of attraction and should be prevented from eating away by industrial effluents.
Also, the tourists should be made to pay a fine for spoiling the natural wonders.
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Sivakumari Avudaiappan
5 years 9 months ago
H'nbl P.M. Pranams. In Tamilnadu there are so many Village Based Dance groups who are talented in their own Dances. Few e.g. : KARAGAM , VILLUP PATTU (in which they narrate many Stories of our Traditions.. Leaders.. Social Problems etc. Pl. provide them proper funds, encouragement)
Also promote organic farming.
Pl Provide ALL POSSIBLE BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE Facilities to ALL VILLAGE Schools.
TAKE CARE OF YOU Ji BY ALL MEANS Ji.
Pranams With Regards.
JAI BHARATH !
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Akshaykumar Sureshbhai Salve
5 years 9 months ago
The rural population resides mainly in village the 2021 of villages is may be new campaign of India we must want improve basic problems of rular area first think is basis vocublary education or basic professional ideas second thing is as like a well quality of roads for public transport pure drinking water electricity
provided rular peoples for herb plant or move to peoples at organic farming
rular areas air qaulity is very good for health
Good and well maitain road to every rural area
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Pradnyesh Patankar
5 years 9 months ago
We have majority of tourist destinations in rural India. There needs to be a systematic plan to uplift these. Each of these places should have it's own on-site information centre which gives all the information about the attraction. This should include an experience centre, some activities related to the attraction, a complete themed package. (Modelled on Nigara falls theme park) This would provide good source of income for rural India.
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Durgesh Sanjay Rathod
5 years 9 months ago
The ethnicity of a place, it's cultural heritage, historical significance and it's acceptance in this modern world both in INDIA and abroad is a prime concern. If we are able to sell the idea of the culture of a place, tourists from all around will come buzzing. Just like the Prime Minister in his Mann ki Baat Programme names some people who are doing something different to make a change around them but are not well known to people, start being noticed and are Googled and approached.।। जय हिंद।।
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Bipul Lal
5 years 9 months ago
3. Create a single brand under which a variety of indian handicraft products, that are handpicked and thoroughly quality checked like garments, toys, metalworks, jewellery, furniture, and others can be labelled and exported.
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Gopal Dixit
5 years 9 months ago
We can develop state ,village,by their real identity by their place ,food,dress, language, history,and development in pasts to the ancient times if their is some historical place like harrapa,mohengodaro,Takshila,Rameswaram, kurukshetra,and many more even in all states were British ruled they have there history like in my district maye be 300yrs before dutch,s ruled it's in bihar gopalganj bihar after that we can make all these things available in internet in a package in a good manner.THANK YOU
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Bipul Lal
5 years 9 months ago
1.Forming traditional craftsman villages where visitors can directly visualise, how handicrafts (ex. Kancheepuram and banares sarees, chennapattanam toys, rajasthan sarees etc) and option to purchase them. The villages should be classic in look,(mud straw etc) but with all modern facilities & services.
2. Create an open market+online, maybe statewise, to facilitate collection and suplly of finished goods.
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Siva Ganga M
5 years 9 months ago
The overall tourisum industry in India has shown significant growth in the past decade. With treads like increasing levels of awarness, environmental consciousness, growing intrest in heritage and cluture and improved accessibility , rural tourisum shows significant poise as a market apportunity. People grom urban setting have a new vogie for knowledge about traditional ways of life, arts and crafts and expering the unwxplored.
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Kartikeya Rastogi
5 years 9 months ago
The ethnicity of a place, it's cultural heritage, historical significance and it's acceptance in this modern world both in INDIA and abroad is a prime concern. If we are able to sell the idea of the culture of a place, tourists from all around will come buzzing. Just like the Prime Minister in his Mann ki Baat Programme names some people who are doing something different to make a change around them but are not well known to people, start being noticed and are Googled and approached.।। जय हिंद।।
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