Tourism & Hospitality_Roll No. 50-55

8/8/2019 Tourism & Hospitality_Roll No. 50-55

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TOURISM ANDTOURISM AND

HOSPITALITYHOSPITALITY

Submitted By:

Sushant Bahadur (MS-50) Shekhar Tandale (MS-51)

Tushar Gupta (MS-52) Uday Gupta (MS-53)Upasana Pudel (MS-54) Upneet Grover (MS-55)


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08/31/10 Tourism and Hospitality Sector : An Overview 2

Tourism andHospitality


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ourism Sector

Size-INR 604.32 billion in 2008

Generates 5% of GDP, third largest net

earner of foreign exchange for the country

Generates highest no. of employments

Growth- 9.4% over previous year

India is second of the fastest growing tourism economy in the world today.

(Exclusive research by the World Travel and Tourism Council- WTTC)


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Trends in the Sector


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lo b a lTre n d s

i l


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International AverageDuration of Stay (India

leading the pack)CountryIndia

Canada

BrazilFrance

/Hong Kong China

Japan

MalaysiaSingapore

Spain

Thailand

Days

.31 2

.5 22

.13 00.7 31

.3 38

.8 80

.5 50

.2 60

.12 9

.8 4

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7/3408/31/10 Tourism and Hospitality Sector : An Overview 7

International TourismRevenues (India

nowhere in the picture)Intl. Tourism Receipts (US $ billion)1. United States1. United States 72.372.3

2. Spain2. Spain 32.932.9

3. France3. France 29.629.6

4. Italy4. Italy 25.925.9

5. China5. China 17.817.8

6. Germany6. Germany 17.217.2

7. United Kingdom7. United Kingdom 15.915.9

8. Austria8. Austria 12.012.09. Canada9. Canada 10.7 (2000)10.7 (2000)

10. Greece10. Greece 9.2 (2000)9.2 (2000)



( )o calTren d s In d ia



Industry Outlook



Positives for theIndustry



Challenges faced by theindustry


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SWOT ANALYSISSWOT ANALYSISOF THE SECTOROF THE SECTOR



STRENGTHS



WEAKNESSES



OPPORTUNITY



THREATS



India as an attractiveinvestment option



a or ayers o eHospitality sector :

PUBLIC SECTOR

Major Pla ers of the



Major Players of theHospitality sector :

PRIVATE SECTOR


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Major Players of theTourism sector


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Overview of MajorPlayers


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Projections for theSector

Central Government


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Central GovernmentInitiatives to promote

Tourism and Hospitality


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Initiatives to promoteTourism and Hospitality

(contd)

St t i d R i l


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State-wise and RegionalInitiatives to promoteTourism and Hospitality


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rowth of Major Players


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Products of the Tourismand Hospitality Sector

Regulations governing the


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Regulations governing thesector

The draft of legislation governing the hospitality

industry can be divided into three sectors:


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Latest developments in theindustry


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Improving Tourism asa whole


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Reforms inLegislation

Recent Mergers &


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Recent Mergers &Acquisitions in this

industryDeal Type Deal Date Target/Seller Co. Merged/AcquirerCo.Takeover 12 Jun 2009 Elel Hotels & Invsts. Ltd. Indian Hotels Co. Ltd.

Takeover 09 Jun 2009 Sterling Holiday Resorts

(india) Ltd.

Indus Hospitality FundLtd

Takeover 28 Apr 2009 Sterling Holiday Resorts( ) .india Ltd

Indus Hospitality Fund&Ltd Blue Ocean

Investment Trust

Takeover 13 May 2009 C H L International .C H L L t d

Sale of Asset 11 May 2009 .Shristi Infrastructure Devp. .Corpn Ltd

.Shristi Hotelciti Pvt.Ltd

Takeover 22 May 2009 B W Highway Star Pvt. Ltd. ( ) .Kamat Hotels india Ltd
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CONCLUSION

Tourism and Hospitality is a fast-growingsector, with tremendous potential forgrowth.

Medical Tourism is growing as a potentialhigh-revenue earner

India has a great scope for improvementin this sector, especially given its

widely known heritage and culturehistory


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