Identifying Possible Ways to Increase Tourist Attractions in India

Project Title: research on identification on ways of increasing tourism attractions
in India
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References
Research aim: “To identify possible ways to
increase tourist attractions in India”
Research objectives:
To understand the impact of tourism on economy
and culture of India
To determine the ways in which tourist
attractions can be increased in India
To discover challenges faced in effective tourism
development
Aims & Objectives Literature Review
This study is conducted using secondary data and is
based upon qualitative aspects of research. Data is
collected from online articles, books and journals
which helped in obtaining information on the topic
and analysing it. Secondary data helps in developing
understanding of the topic in detail. The use of
qualitative analysis helps in gaining knowledge based
on viewpoints and perspectives of individuals. It
uses philosophy of interpretivism which is more
suitable for collecting qualitative data. It mainly use
inductive approach.
Research Methodology
This research is conducted in compliance with
major ethics including appropriate use of citation
to avoid any academic misconduct (Pandey and
Sahu, 2020). The information collected for this
study is gained form relevant and accurate
sources.
Research Ethics
From the above report, it has been concluded that
tourism in India is a important aspect of promoting
economic and cultural growth. The problems and
challenges in tourism are analysed and
recommendations are made on how to improve
tourism development in India.
Conclusions
Impact of tourism on economy and culture
The role of tourism is significant in overall
growth and development of economy and it
promotes culture of India to a great extent. It
promotes perseverance of culture and encourage
familiarity of Indian heritage among various
nations (Davidavičienė, 2018). The tourism
industry makes a prominent contribution of 7.3
per cent of GDP in India and promotes
employment opportunities.
Ways in which tourist attractions can be
increased
The tourism sector of India can be developed
further by focusing on infrastructure and through
constructing more tourist sites.
Moreover it must focus upon creating travelling
experience not only attractions with emphasizing
hygiene factors as well.
Perseverance of historical monuments and
improving these sites through architecture will
promote development of more attractions
(Daniel, 2018).
Discovering challenges faced in effective
tourism development
Lack of infrastructure is a primary and major
issue in proper tourism development which
includes connectivity of roads, transportation,
inaccessibility etc. moreover, these tourist
attractions are not accessible to poor due to
inequality and their low income status
(Edenfield, 2019).
other major issue in Indian tourism development
includes lack of safety as various attacks and
criminal cases take place in tourist attractions
specially in remote areas.
Research Time Line
Figure 1. Research Onion (Saunders et al; 2018)
Potential Contributions of Research
to Theory & Practice
In theoretical aspects, the current study contributes
in fulfilment of research gaps through conducting
literature review on what are the challenges faced
by tourism industry in India (Kaushal, Sharma and
Reddy, 2019).
This research is conducted and its practical
implications states that it helps in analysis of
recommendations that will be fruitful for effective
development.