Tourist Destination: A Comparison of India and UK

This presentation compares tourist destinations in India and UK, focusing on their culture, accessibility, and major characteristics. It explores the features that affect the appeal of a tourist destination and provides insights into the tourism industry.

Tourist Destination
(India and UK)

 Introduction
 Comparision with leading and developing countries
 Features of a toursit destionation affect its appeal
 Conclusion
 References
Table of Content

Introduction
Tourist destination is that place where people can spend their leisure
time. As there are many destination places which are provided tour
operator. Nowadays, there are different places which are having their
significance for visitors and tour operators are generating more
revenue from it.

Comparision with leading and developing countries
UK is developed and largest country at world wide level and India is
a developing country. Thus there are comparing between both countri
es such as follows:
BASE OF
CONTRASTING
INDIA UK
Number of
Visitors
Approximately 8.80 Million 37.4 Million

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Climate India has hot climate due to this most
of the visitors hesitate to visit its
places, destinations and sites in a day.
UK has cool environment due to
this most of the visitors are easy to
visit its places, destinations and
sites. So that respectively increase
number of visitors in effective and
efficient manner.

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Developed
tourists sites
India has royal history due to this
large number of visitors are attract
towards them for visiting and
gathering knowledge regarding
them, such as Tajmahal, Red Fort,
Golden temple, India gate and so
more royal places.
UK has many developed sites and
destinations which assist to attract
large number of visitors towards UK.
Thus, UK has consider as a world's
best tourism destination across all
over the world. Such as Stonehenge,
Tower of London, The City Bath,
Windsor Castle , Historic, Yorkshire,
Cambridge University and so more.

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Developed
tourists sites
India has royal history due to this
large number of visitors are attract
towards them for visiting and
gathering knowledge regarding
them, such as Tajmahal, Red Fort,
Golden temple, India gate and so
more royal places.
UK has many developed sites and
destinations which assist to attract
large number of visitors towards UK.
Thus, UK has consider as a world's
best tourism destination across all
over the world. Such as Stonehenge,
Tower of London, The City Bath,
Windsor Castle , Historic, Yorkshire,
Cambridge University and so more.

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Culture Basically, India believes in
secularism. It defines, different kind
of religions can effectively and
freely lives in country. Thus, there
has several kind of dance themes,
languages, religious, foods,
dressing, traditions and so more,
which helps to attract high number
of foreigners towards UK.
Additionally, in India several type
of attractive festivals are also
organised such as Diwali, Holi thus,
more visitors are visit India for
celebrating these festivals.
Music, cinema, art gallery, theatre
and architecture all these are aspects
of UK are famous at world wide
level because it represent the culture
and life style of UK. Additionally,
United Kingdom is the highly
popular and famous for Cultural
superpower. As well as UK also
have various attractive museums,
galleries and so more which assist to
attract large number of visitors in
UK.

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Accessibility Most of the visitors are use Air
flights for come in India and for
visiting several destinations and
places they using buses, cabs and
other vehicles. Apart from this,
The Royal Rajasthan on Wheels,
Palace on Wheels are some
specific and royal trains in India
which gives royal services and
facilities to travellers while
visiting Rajasthan.
Flights and railways used by
visitors in UK for visiting their
several destinations and places of
UK. There are different type of
travel facilities and services are
available such as cabs, trains,
buses, cycles and so more.

Features of a toursit destionation affect its appeal
At the world wide level has several and large n umber of destinations
and places which affected by several factors. Therefore, there are sev
eral type of major components which affects on travellers destination
s and places additionally impacts on appealing which are explaining
under follows such as:

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Beach and Island: UK has large
number of beaches which assist t
o attract high number of visitors t
owards country in a effective and
efficient manner. Boracy is a whit
e beach thus it is included in top t
en ranked in beach at the world w
ide level.

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People: Philippines are very friendly and joyful thus they directly an
d positively impacts on their hospitality sector. Due to this, respectiv
ely increased the value and tourism services so that visitors who com
es in UK for visiting places and destinations they can effectively get
proper satisfaction as well as enjoy their trips.

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Shopping: Different shopping m
alls and stores are situated and est
ablished in Manila which assist t
o attract high number of traveller
s for purchasing attractive things
and items of the country so that v
isitors can make them as a import
ant memories in their life.

Conclusion
As per above represented presentation it has been concluded that
tourism is one of the largest and growing sector across all over the
world. Thus, there has been effectively compared with leading and
developing country such as India and UK and has been identified
their culture and life style. In this last, has been effectively evaluate
the major characteristics of tourism destinations.

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