Tourism can be developed everywhere from exotic city to remote rural, tribal, hills and forest areas

Tourism has the potential to flourish across all regions—ranging from vibrant cities to remote rural, tribal, hilly, and forested areas.

- ■Kishore Kumar Biswas

It is one of the few sectors that can simultaneously boost GDP, create employment opportunities, and enhance foreign currency earnings. The expansion of tourism often compels governments to improve infrastructure by building roads, developing diverse accommodations, and strengthening transportation networks.

Beyond economics, tourism fosters cultural exchange, connecting people from different parts of the world. As tourism expands into remote corners of the country, it not only drives regional development but also encourages local entrepreneurship. With the right initiatives, even the most marginalized communities can benefit. In short, tourism has the capacity to generate widespread income growth, stimulate employment at all levels, and act as a true multiplier for economic development.

Present Status of Tourism in India