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Tourism Development In Saputara

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ASSIGNMENT ON

First phase

GUJARAT TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

SUBMITTED BY;NORBU DEMA

INTRODUCTION
 Gujarat is the 6th largest state in India, it is located in the western part of the India with a coastline of 1600km.it is one of the most popular tourist regions in the country.19.8 million tourist visited in this place and tourist are domestic and international tourists. It offers scenic beauty from great ran of Kutch to the hills of Saputara.

 Gujarat is the only place to view pure Asiatic lions in the world. During the sultanate reign,hindu craftsmanship mixed with Islamic architecture, giving the rise to the indo-saracenic style. The state is built in a fashion structure. Gujarat is the birth place of Mahatma Gandhi …show more content…

 In order to get a maximum enjoyment to tourist should have detailed information like how to reach, best time to visit and many more. Those who want to feel the culture and heritage of Gujarat must visit during important fest and fairs.

Tourism development of Gujarat helps tourist with accommodation and other more facilities. The tourism development corporation make sure that tourist are not confused during there stay in Gujarat and provides them with best facilities ever. Having all planned in advance would prevent tourism from falling prey to the high rate stated by private transport and other travel agencies.

HISTORY

 The history of Gujarat dates back to 3500 years. Which is popularly known for archaeological findings at Lothal. The stone age settlement in state are shifted on margins of south Asian zone. Some are located at Rajodi near Rajkot and Adamgarh,near the Gujarat ,Madhya Pradesh …show more content…

It is also reaching out to distant states like west Bengal and Tamil Nadu in order to sign the memorandums of understanding to boost the tourist flow of Gujarat.
The senior tourism of Gujarat informed that the work of tourism is a totally new look needs to be came up. Tourist corporation of Gujarat ltd (TCGL) has planned to include features like the content available in foreign languages, and Guajarati.
They have also included features like translations in foreign languages like French,German,Spanish,and many more is underway. They have also added a new website that would be more easy for tourist to navigate. They have learnt translation in many options languages like Chinese,portugues and Japanese so that it can find on the website.

For the first nine months of 2013-14 the total foreign tourist arrivals in Gujarat is 22.17 percent in overall tourist arrival growth of 13.4 percent during the same period. As per the data from Gujarat industrial and technical consultancy organization limited, manages the tourist flow information system for tourism corporation of Gujarat ltd ,is around 143,098 foreigners which visited in Gujarat during the first nine

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