The tourism industry in India is projected to reach half a trillion dollars by 2018, with air travel making up 34% of the industry. The document outlines India's plans to promote tourism through initiatives like Digital India, increasing visa on arrival countries to 150, the Incredible India campaign for safety and security, and allocating $2.3 billion for tourism infrastructure. It also discusses public-private partnerships in the aviation industry such as joint ventures between Tata and Singapore Airlines for a full-service carrier and Tata and Air Asia for a low-cost carrier, as well as Indigo ordering 250 Airbus jets.
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4. Air 34% Others 56%
Rail 9% Hotel 1%
Estimated Breakup 2014 (F.Y)
10. Digital India to make empower every citizen with Technology
Visa on arrival extended to 150 countries
Incredible India Campaign & efforts to increase the safety and security of
tourists in India
INR152 bn allotted for infrastructure for the tourism sector
100% Foreign Direct Investment in Travel & Tourism Industry
11. Tata-Singapore Airlines JV launched a full-service
carrier
Tata-Air Asia JV launched a LCC in June 2014,
Indigo ordered 250 A-320 neo jets from Airbus in
2014.