Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : VI, Issue : II, March - 2016

TOURISM PERFORMING INDUSTRY OF INDIA

Vaishampayan M. R., -

By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Despite the fact that the therapeutic tourism is a late wonder, this area becomes exponentially and develops as a noteworthy power for the development of administrations fares around the world. India is one of the significant players in this industry. Taking off restorative costs, high protection premiums, expanding number of uninsured and under guaranteed individuals in created countries, long holding up period in the nation of origin, accessibility of excellent social insurance administrations at reasonable rate, and web/correspondence diverts in creating nations, less expensive air admissions, and tourism perspectives are the main impetuses of the outbound therapeutic tourism. As of now India has around 1.27 million restorative sightseers from industrialized nations such as UK and USA and from its neighboring nations, for example, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and China. Its remote trade procuring from medicinal tourism is around US $ 1.8 billion.

Keywords :

• Tourism
• comparative advantage
• gains from trade
• Tourism
• comparative advantage
• gains from trade
• Tourism
• comparative advantage
• gains from trade

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