Alternative tourism and its potential: A need for development- A case of Jammu & Kashmir
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to study the potential of alternative forms of tourism and why it is important to adopt the alternative forms of tourism for development of tourism in Jammu & Kashmir. This paper helps in identify the tourist expectations, to understand the need of alternative forms of tourism, to develop strategies to develop alternative tourism, the differences between alternative and mass tourism and to offer suggestions.
Keywords: Alternative tourism, tourist expectations, Sustainable tourism, Mass tourism
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