THIS VACATION EXPLORE THE UNEXPLORED HOLIDAY DESTINATIONS
India's tourism sector is a significant economic multiplier and over the years it has become increasingly important as the country strives for rapid economic growth and employment creation. It has emerged as one of the strongest pillars of the Indian economy. In the recent past the tourism industry in India along with other sectors had to face the brunt of Covid 19. Corona Virus hit the travel and tourism industry in the worst possible way. The past two years had a substantial impact where many of the tourism properties were vacant due to travel restrictions. It presenting an unprecedented challenge to the hospitality sector. But now it has bounced back from the adversities of the pandemic with greater resilience, zest and zeal like never before. The dark clouds hovering around the tourism industry have eventually receded. Many destinations in India have opened up in full swing and travel is beginning to boom again. Being locked up at home for over two years had made people yearning to go out of the house and stay amidst the laps of nature. While the signs indicate that the Indian tourism industry is heading towards a strong post-pandemic recovery, shifts in consumer behaviours and preferences have led to emerging sectors within tourism such as nature-tourism that will soon outperform traditional forms of travel. In order to act on this new grown fondness for eco- travelling, people have begun exploring destinations close to nature. While sustainable and experiential tourism had been gradually gaining popularity among domestic travellers, the pandemic has emerged as the catalyst for the growth of eco-tourism. Government too has taken a note of it and has recognised the importance of sustainable tourism to protect the environment and promote sustainable travel practices. India has taken conservation efforts where it has seen the growing trend of eco-lodges, eco-resorts and homestays promoting awareness about conservation and bio-diversity. Spoilt For Choice India is known to be a melting pot of different traditions and customs. From celebrating grand festivals to hiking, from palace on wheels train journeys to enjoying majestic palaces and traditional dances; there is no dearth of excuses to visit India’s hidden gems of holiday spots. India is a country which witnesses a lot of diversity pertaining to its ecology, mythology, history, its geographical diversity, the medicinal diversity, varied life styles, cultural heritage and colourful fairs and festivals, abiding tourists’ attractions. What’s more, India is a shopaholic’s favourite who would like to cherish the abundant folk art and crafts of its varied regions. Not to mention, India is a place for incredible wildlife and natural beauty full of flora and fauna that are exotic and supreme in nature. From protected forest zones to wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, there is everything you will find within India. India is home to some of the earliest civilizations on the earth. You may travel to any place in India and you can find thrill and various types of adventure here. India’s unique spectrum of tourism offerings with many natural beauty spots allows the country to appeal to the modern-day tourist from India and abroad. In fact, post pandemic, domestic tourism has played a key role in the recovery of travel and hospitality industry. And nature inspired destinations have been the top picks.
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