Analyzing Cultural, Social, and Physical Features of Tourist Destinations

This presentation analyzes the cultural, social, and physical features of tourist destinations and explains their appeal to tourists. It compares the features of leading tourist destination UK with developing tourist destination India. The presentation also discusses the impact of tourist destinations on the local communities and the economic benefits they bring. It provides insights into the unique cultural dynamics of India and the rich heritage of the United Kingdom.

Tourists Destination
TASK 2

2.1 Analyse the cultural, social and physical features of tourist destination
explaining their appeal to tourists
 The tourist visits the tourist place get appealed by the several factors such as physical
feature, social, and cultural. The name of the tourist destination should be appealing
and inspiring. Most of the tourist had come from other countries.
 They were of different castes, religions, and having different economic status. The
features of the tourist destinations are unique from each other are and highly cultured
environment. There are various tourist destination in the United Kingdom such as
London.
 London is a very famous for its richness and heritage. If we talk about cultural
resources of UK, there is presence of heritage properties such as museums,
monument, churches and other manmade structures.
 United Kingdom has many historical cities and towns that create appeal among the
tourists.
 Social features includes the regional, national, and local communities of destination.
And physical resources of UK includes famous landscape, mountains, lakes,
coastlines, beaches, flora, fauna and sand dunes.

CONTD...
 This is very important for creating a particular image among the minds of the tourist.
It has a good transport infrastructure and it offer the best sports tourism to local,
national and international tourists.
 When we talk about India, India is one of the world oldest civilizations. India is most
populated countries in the world. As a tourist point of view, there is a various tourist
destinations in India. The country is known for its wide range of cultural dynamics.
 As a regional prospect, it is the birth place of Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism,
collectively known as Indian religion. It is one of the most religiously diverse nation
in the world, with some of the most deeply religious societies and culture.
 It is the culture of this country which attracts the people across the world. Every year
millions of individuals visit India for fulfilling different kinds of purposes. It could
be related to education, entertainment, leisure etc.
 Tourist brings more opportunities to upgrade facilities such as outdoor recreation,
park, road etc and also gives social economic benefits to the local communities.

CONTD...
 It has a combination of several different cultures in same city. By
visiting this place visitor will get a clear knowledge about the
destination.
 It is very famous attractive place for tourist destination. These all
places represent the different culture and physical features of the
destination play a significance role in stealing the attraction of visitor.

2.2 Compare features of developing and leading tourists destination
The success of tourism industry is direct affected by the beauty of tourist
destinations. Factors like cultural, social an physical create an huge
impact to attract more and more visitors to the country. Here, comparison
has been done, between leading tourist destination, UK and developing
tourist destination India, as under:
Leading tourist destination, United Kingdom
UK is one of ten world's famous tourist destination which have exotic
natural beauty, museums and most appealing destinations which attract
visitors. Currently, it has been ranked at 5th position in the world.

CONTD...
Developing tourist destination, India
 India has varied life style, cultural heritage, number of festivals,
beautiful beaches, forests, snow, river, mountain, technological parks,
sciences museums, traditional hotels and trains etc.
 It is a developing tourist destination which is regularly focuses on
attractive large number of tourists for the economic growth and
development.

CONTD...
0 Leading tourist destination, UK Developing tourist destination,
India
Area and
population
Its total area is 243640 km2 and total
population is 63.23million.
Its total area is 3.287km2 and
population is 1.252billion.
Oceans It is surrounded by four seas:
Atlantic Oceans.
North sea.
Irish Sea.
English Channel.
It is surrounded by 3 oceans:
West Arabian sea.
South Indian Ocean.
East Bay of Bengal.
Rank In 2015, UK is 5th Ranker country in
terms of tourism across world.
In 2015, India stands at 52th
Postiion in terms of tourism across
globe.

CONTD...
Tourists International: 60,081,883
Domestic: 244,333,000
International: 7,679,099
Domestic: 1,290,117,432
GDP
contributio
n
It contributed 9.8% GDP towards
economic development.
It contributed 6.3% GDP in India.
Tourists
earnings
Its total revenue through tourism is
220,757,000,000
Its total tourism earning is
20,756,000,000.
India It provides 1.77 million jobs to the
population,
22.32million people are engaged in
travel and tourism sector and
offering services to the customers.

CONTD...
Tourist
destinatio
n
It is an leading destination because of
beaches, music festivals, beautiful
landscaps, ski resorts, national parks,
museusm etc.
Goa, Kashmir, Kerala, Kanya
Kumari, Delhi, Darjeeling, Mysore,
Agra etc. are the famous places
where large number of tourists
visited every year. Agra and Delhi
are attractive destination for
historical places like Taj Mahal,
Qutub Minar, Amer Fort, Red Fort,
Akshardham etc.
Climate Average climate condition. Diverse climate conditions.
Festivals Burns night, New year day, Pancake
day, Valentine's day mother's and
father's day, Christmas etc. are
celebrated.
It celebrate festivals like Diwali,
Navratri, Durga Puja, Krishna
Janmashtami, Holi etc.

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