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A record over 24 crore people visited Kumbh-2019, more than total tourists in UP in 2014-17

The Kumbh 2019 visitors included 10.30 lakh foreign tourists. The Maha Kumbh Mela held in 2013 had seen 7.86 crore pilgrims, including 3.50 lakh foreign tourists, arriving here.

During the 49-day Kumbh Mela 2019 that concluded in March, a significant 24.01 crore people visited the Sangam city. It is said to be not only the highest footfall the mela has ever witnessed in its history but also more than the annual footfall of tourists Uttar Pradesh had between 2014 and 2017.

As per official figures made available by the UP tourism department, 2014 witnessed a total of 18.71 crore tourists in the state. They included 18.42 crore Indians and 29.09 lakh foreigners while in 2015, 20.96 crore tourists, including 20.65 crore Indians and 31.04 lakh foreigners, visited the state.

Further, official records of the department revealed that in 2016, 21.67 crore tourists visited different parts of the state. They included 21.35 crore Indians and 31.56 lakh foreign visitors. In 2017, a total of 23.75 crore tourists visited the state. They included 23.39 crore Indians and 37.80 lakh foreigners.

However, in 2018, the number of tourists having visited the state was more than the footfall witnessed in 2019 Kumbh Mela.

Last year, a total of 28.88 crore tourists, including 28.50 crore Indians and 37.80 foreigners, visited UP.

Secretary, Prayagraj Mela Authority, Vijay Kiran Anand said, “The Kumbh Mela was a memorable event which the world witnessed. The mela witnessed ambassadors of 71 nations arriving on the banks of Sangam besides three world records had made the mela enter the Guinness Book of World Records.”

Regional tourist officer, Prayagraj, Anupam Srivastava said preparations for making the forthcoming Magh Mela had already started with several facilities being proposed including a 2.1 kilometre ropeway between ‘Ulta Qila’ and ‘Triveni Pushp’ having an estimate price tag of ₹ 65 crore.

He said the proposal was pending with the state government and a decision in this context was expected after poll results.

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European countries, often rich in history, culture, beautiful beaches, and ocean views, attract the highest number of tourists.

France, leading in tourism for over 30 years, offers attractions like the Eiffel Tower and Disneyland Paris, drawing 38 million tourists to Paris alone in 2019.

Global travel and tourism, an $8.9 trillion industry in 2019, suffered a loss of $4.5 trillion and 62 million jobs in 2020, during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Global travel and tourism was an $8.9 trillion (US$) business in 2019 . Moreover, though the COVID-19 pandemic has reduced that number to roughly a quarter of its previous value, all signs point to tourism continuing to grow, expand, and evolve. Every country on Earth has something to offer international visitors, from the pyramids in Egypt to the rainforests of Brazil or the sidewalk cafes of Paris —but which countries attract the most visitors of all? Most of the countries with the highest tourism rates are located in Europe , whose rich history, architecture, and cultural influence make it an appealing destination for many travelers. Countries positioned on or near a body of water are also very popular, particularly those that offer a relaxed, low-key atmosphere mixed with beautiful beaches and ocean views.

Top 10 Countries Most Popular with Tourists (by number of 2019 visitor arrivals)

The most popular tourist destination in the world for more than 30 years, France offers a myriad of attractions: the Eiffel tower, countless world-class restaurants, the Musée du Louvre, the Palace of Versailles, the Notre-Dame cathedral, the beaches of the Côte d'Azur, and of course, Disneyland Paris. Moreover, the lushly beautiful countryside is full of storybook villages, mountains, vineyards, and the occasional castle. One can even view prehistoric cave paintings in Lascaux. Paris, France's capital, is the most visited city in Europe, receiving 38 million tourists in 2019.

Spain is another tourist destination overflowing with interesting attractions. Antoni Gaudi's Sagrada Familia cathedral and other works in Barcelona , the Guggenheim museum, the Alhambra and Generalife Gardens, Europe's largest aquarium (the lily-shaped L'Oceanogràfic), the beaches of Gran Canaria, and La Rambla in Barcelona. Spain is also home to El Teide, an ancient—but not entirely dormant—volcano, which visitors can hike around at the Parque Nacional del Teide on the Spanish island Tenerife.

England's capital city, London , attracts visitors with a wide range of sights including Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, and the British Museum, which includes the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts outside of Cairo . Beyond London, England offers the mysterious Stonehenge, the Beatles' birthplace in Liverpool , the quaint beauty of the Cotswolds, the sci-fi botanical gardens of the Eden Project, and more. Speaking of more, the UK also includes three additional subdivisions. First is Scotland, with the charming city of Edinburgh , moody Loch Ness and Inverness , the scenic highlands, and the historic St. Andrews golf course. Next comes charming Wales and its castles, scenery, and capital city of Cardiff . Finally, Northern Ireland boasts attractions including Belfast 's bubbling nightlife, the glens and coastline of Antrim, and one of Europe's most compelling natural wonders: the Giant's Causeway.

The Mediterranean nation Turkey balances captivating man-made attractions such as Hagia Sophia mosque and Topkapı Palace with archaeological wonders such as the Biblical city of Ephesus, the fairy city of Cappadocia, and the desolate fallen splendor of Mount Nemrut. It also has more than its share of natural wonders, including the famous beaches at Ölüdeniz and Patara, the mineral pools at Pamukkale, and the Mediterranean coastline itself.

The South Asian country of Thailand is also known as the "Land of Smiles", and offers both modern comforts and wild adventure. Thailand's capital, Bangkok , receives over 20 million visitors every year. Popular attractions include the Grand Palace in Bangkok; beaches including Railay, Long, and Monkey beach; the ancient city Ayutthaya and ornate Buddhist wat Coi Suthep, and national parks including Khao Yai (where wild elephants roam) and the otherworldly Khao Sok.

The impact of COVID-19 on travel and tourism

The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020-21 had a devastating effect on the travel and tourism industry. According to a report released by the World Travel & Tourism Council , the pandemic cost the industry an estimated US$ 4.5 trillion in 2020, which resulted in the loss of 62 million tourism-dependent jobs. Data from the United Nations World Tourism Organization backs this up. Consider the following table:

International tourist arrivals (in thousands of visitors):

Compared to 2019, tourism dropped by approximately 74% in 2020, with a total of a billion fewer travelers over the course of the year--making 2020 the worst year on record for tourism. The UNTWO's own estimates registered a loss of US$ 1.3 trillion in lost revenues and 100-120 million jobs either lost or at risk.

The impact has been particularly damaging in countries that rely heavily upon tourism as part of their GDP. Lost tourism in Macau , one of China 's special administrative regions, led to a 79.3% drop in year-on-year gambling revenues , which caused overall GDP for 2020 to fall 43.1% compared to the previous year.

While tourism has picked up slightly in 2021, they still fall far short of the pre-pandemic numbers. Late 2020 projections were hopeful that the industry would be back on track by late 2021, but the ongoing nature of the pandemic has thwarted that optimism. As of late 2021, most estimates do not expect the industry to rebound to 2019 (pre-COVID) levels until sometime in 2023 at the earliest.

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Almost 10 million tourists visited India 2019 — and a quarter of them preferred e-visas

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• In 2019, almost 10 million foreign tourists visited India — spending over ₹1,800 billion ( ₹188,364 crore) during January to November period.
• This may be attributed to easy access to e-visas and other government schemes.
• Of the total foreign visitors, over 2.5 million arrived on an e-tourist visa.
• The government undertook over 100 development projects to fulfil the infrastructural demands of Indian tourism, infusing ₹68.75 billion ( ₹6875 crore)

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Bangladeshis top list of foreigners visiting India

About 54% of all foreign medical visitors going to India for treatment are Bangladeshis, the Indian Ministry of Tourism said

India saw the highest foreign tourism arrivals from Bangladesh in the past three years in a row ending 2020, followed by the US and the UK, according to an official estimate.

In 2018, around 2.25 million Bangladeshi tourists travelled to India, says the Bureau of Immigration of the neighbouring country, which registered 10.93 million tourist arrivals in the following year.

Of them, almost 2.58 million arrivals (23.6%) were from Bangladesh in 2019. Total tourist arrivals fell due to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 -- but Bangladesh still managed to grab the maximum chunk of the pie (20%).

Amid the global pandemic in 2020, the number of arrivals from Bangladesh declined to 549,273.

‘Mandatory’ medical tourism

A study by the Indian government, citing the information on visa type for the year 2016, reveals that 77%, 7.3% and 5,9% of the Bangladeshis arriving in India were on tourist, medical and business visas respectively in that year.

About 54% of all foreign medical visitors going to India for treatment are Bangladeshis, the Indian Ministry of Tourism said last year, adding that the number was increasing gradually.

The inflow of medical tourists from Bangladesh has surged by 83% in the last three years since 2018.

In 2015, a total of 120,388 Bangladeshis travelled to India for medical treatment, with the figure rising to 221,751 in 2017.

In 2009, Bangladesh accounted for 23.6% of all medical tourists and the arrivals jumped to 57.5% in 2019.

Data shows that India's medical tourism business attracts the most patients for heart surgery, knee transplants, cosmetic surgery, and dental care because the cost of treatment is the lowest in Asia, far less than that in Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

Over the last three years since 2018, the total number of medical tourists to India has nearly doubled. In 2015, some 2.33 lakh foreigners sought medical care in India; by 2017, that figure had risen to 4.95 lakh, says India’s Bureau of Immigration.

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It has been found that majority of the people visiting with tourist visa are engaged in other activities, a study by the ministry suggests.

However, only very few Bangladesh people recorded their purpose of visit as “business” and majority of them claimed that they came for either religious purpose or for leisure purpose.

A considerable amount of people stays up to nine days in India during their visit but prefer to stay either with friends and relatives or in budget category hotels. Many of them have already visited India six or more times.

Almost 73% of the Bangladeshi tourists have prepared their travel itinerary by themselves without the assistance of travel agents or tour operators. Many of them have dependent on public buses for local transportation within in India.

Only a couple of tourists seek the help of tour operators for packages and out of which only a nominal number of people opted packages costing Tk45,000-75,000. The survey reveals that the majority of them spend below Tk10,000 during their stay in India.

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15 Best Places to Visit in India, According to Travel Experts

F rom the alpine meadows of Kashmir to the palm-fringed beaches of Goa, these are some of the subcontinent’s most enchanting destinations.

As a former longtime Delhiite and frequent traveler to India, people often ask me what the country is like. I never know how to respond, for trying to sum up a nation as vast and diverse as India feels impossible. So, instead, I asked a few experts for their insights.

“If you visit India, you feel you have visited several countries, as every part is different,” says Mohd Shafi Billo, an inbound tour operator who specializes in helping international travelers plan their trips to the country. “It’s an exceptional destination, thanks to its culture, history, and inclusiveness of different people from different faiths, and it has everything to offer, from forts to mausoleums, wildlife tours to mountain adventures.”  

Shoba Rudra, founder and partner at hospitality consultancy Rare India , agrees. “The country is living a dynamic moment in history, ever-changing,” she says. “What's constant, however, is the vibrant culture lived through its festivals, cuisine, heritage, crafts, and performing arts.”

While it would take years to see it all, India is an approachable destination — if you can narrow things down. With that in mind, here are 15 of the best places to get you started on your sojourn to the subcontinent.

Stretching along the southernmost part of India’s Malabar Coast, the tropical state of Kerala entices visitors with its marshy backwaters, which most people visit on overnight houseboat adventures. These popular cruises “showcase lush landscapes and peaceful villages, and [give visitors] a glimpse into local life amid tranquil waters and picturesque surroundings,” says Billo. While the backwaters are a star attraction, the state offers much more to explore, from the tea plantations of Munnar, known for its cool climate and seemingly endless rolling hills, to the historic city of Kochi, celebrated in equal measure for its rich coastal history and contemporary art scene . The beaches aren’t too shabby, either. “North Kerala is also famous, as the Malabar Coast is where the spice trade flourished,” says Rudra. “The coastal area is picturesque and this region is still unexplored.”

On the opposite end of the country from Kerala, Kashmir offers entirely different — but equally captivating — landscapes. With its alpine climate, evergreen trees, and snowy winters, Kashmir is often likened to a mini Switzerland . Famed 13th-century Sufi poet Amir Khusrau once proclaimed in Farsi, “If there is a paradise on earth, it is this,” and he may have been onto something. At the heart of it all is Srinagar, Kashmir’s capital city, which is known for its elegant gardens and watery centerpiece, Dal Lake. “Highlights include staying on a houseboat or taking a shikara [traditional Kashmiri boat] ride,” says Billo, who hails from the area. Don't leave without indulging in wazwan , an opulent, meat-heavy feast that can feature up to three dozen dishes in one sitting. 

Occupying a high-altitude plateau in the northernmost reaches of India, Ladakh is characterized by otherworldly landscapes and big skies, punctuated by palatial stupas and monasteries. Many visitors come to Ladakh’s capital, Leh, during the short summer tourist season, but this surreal region offers plenty more to experience beyond the city. Billo suggests visiting the Nubra Valley, an isolated part of the old Silk Road that’s only accessible by crossing Khardung La, one of the world’s highest motorable passes. “The valley offers a glimpse into Ladakh's unique geography and cultural diversity with monasteries, quaint villages, and apricot orchards,” says Billo. The region is also rich with unusual wildlife, from elusive snow leopards to the scaled-down Bactrian camels that originated in the steppes of Central Asia.

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

On the banks of the sacred Ganges River, the holy city of Rishikesh has held a place in the hearts of spiritually minded travelers — both from India and abroad — for generations. It’s the self-proclaimed “yoga capital of the world,” with a mix of traditional ashrams (spiritual rest houses) that cater largely to Hindu pilgrims and yoga centers that attract international visitors with teacher-training courses and meditation retreats. If you’re not into yoga, you’ll still find plenty to do here. Popular activities include visiting the ruins of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s ashram (dubbed the Beatles Ashram in honor of its most famous former residents) to whitewater rafting adventures on the mighty Ganges. It’s also a great place for a wellness getaway, and nearby Ananda in the Himalayas was voted one of Travel + Leisure readers' favorite international spas in 2023.

Auroville, Tamil Nadu

If you’re looking for a place that’s unlike anywhere else in India — or, frankly, the world — head to the intentional community of Auroville in South India. This UNESCO-recognized global township was founded in the 1960s with the goal of "realizing human unity," beyond the illusory divisions of creed or nationality, and it's home to generations of residents from around the world. Many visitors come for an hour or two, just long enough to view Auroville’s spiritual center — the golden, dome-shaped Matrimandir . However, it’s worth sticking around a bit longer to get a feel for what the community is about. As Akash Kapur, who grew up in Auroville and authored " Better to Have Gone " and " India Becoming ," puts it: "Come to Auroville if you're interested in alternative societies, sustainable living, or spirituality, but try not to just drop in for a few hours (as many do), and instead spend some time here, really getting to know the people and their work. The community rewards sustained immersion."

Andaman Islands

Although most people associate the crystalline waters of the Andaman Sea with Thai island getaways, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in this tropical region are under Indian control. This little stretch of paradise is full of gorgeous shorelines, but most visitors devote their vacations to the island of Swaraj Dweep (formerly known as Havelock). The most popular beach on the island is Radhanagar Beach , which offers just over a mile of white sand sandwiched between tropical jungle and warm, transparent waters. Getting to this remote island requires a bit of gumption: You'll need to fly from the Indian mainland to Port Blair on South Andaman Island, then catch a ferry or charter a seaplane for the final stretch. While visitors are welcome on many islands in the chain, a few — including secluded North Sentinel Island — are off-limits. 

While many travelers see India’s capital as a jumping-off point for visiting further-afield destinations, it’s worth sticking around for a while to truly appreciate what Delhi has to offer. There’s certainly never a dull moment in this busy metropolis, whether you’re shopping for handicrafts at one of its numerous markets or learning about medieval and Mughal history at one of its three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Humayun's Tomb, Qutb Minar, and Red Fort. Although Delhi is undeniably rambunctious, it also has a quieter, more peaceful side that you can find amidst the trees and 15th-century tombs of Central Delhi’s Lodi Gardens or in the quiet interiors of the Baháʼí Lotus Temple.

Taj Mahal, Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Many travelers to India put the 17th-century Taj Mahal at the top of their list. This white marble mausoleum is easily India’s most recognizable structure — and it’s one of the New Seven Wonders of the World . This popular attraction also has a romantic backstory. “This iconic symbol of love is renowned for its architectural beauty, intricate marble work, and the captivating story behind its creation by emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal,” notes Billo. The bodies of the emperor and his wife remain interred in the Taj to this day. 

Jaipur. Rajasthan

The capital of Rajasthan and one-third of North India’s popular Golden Triangle tourist route (which also includes Agra and Delhi), Jaipur is a must-visit for those who love architecture and shopping. “The Pink City, as it's nicknamed, offers a rich cultural heritage, stunning [landmarks] like Amber Fort, vibrant bazaars, and intricate handicrafts,” says Billo. Many of Jaipur's key attractions are found in the historic walled part of the city, which became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019. Highlights include Jantar Mantar (a collection of oversized — and fully functional — astronomical instruments dating to the 17th century) and Hawa Mahal, or Palace of the Winds, a honeycomb-shaped palace designed with tiny windows that allowed air to flow freely through its interior.

Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Dubbed the Blue City because of the cerulean-colored buildings that extend for miles through the oldest part of town, Jodhpur has long attracted travelers eager to explore the ramparts of the larger-than-life Mehrangarh Fort. It’s also home to the grandiose Umaid Bhawan Palace , which made headlines in 2018 when Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas tied the knot there. While Jodhpur’s beautiful, regal architecture is reason enough to visit, there’s more to the city than massive forts and grand palaces. “The area around the Toorji ka Jhalra stepwell in the old city is fun to explore,” says hotelier Sapna Bhatia, owner of Kaner Retreat and Jodhpur-area native. “For nature enthusiasts, there’s the Rao Jodha desert park near Mehrangarh Fort.”

Udaipur, Rajasthan

T+L readers' favorite city in Asia and second favorite city in the world , Udaipur very much fits the bill of a fairy tale destination. Nicknamed the City of Lakes, thanks to its seven lakes, this gorgeous destination is home to some of India's finest luxury hotels plus historic whitewashed palaces, including the magnificent City Palace, an 11-palace complex that houses hotels, a huge museum with an impressive collection of European crystal, and a royal residence. A short boat ride from the palace lies the 18th-century Taj Lake Palace, an opulent palace-turned-hotel in the middle of Lake Pichola. It’s a quick drive from The Oberoi, Udaivilas , a purpose-built palatial hotel with onion-domed cupolas and a moat-like swimming pool that directly connects to some of the rooms. 

If you’re looking for a less-frequented, but no less amazing, alternative to more touristed states such as Rajasthan, consider Gujarat. “Under-explored but culturally rich, this state in India is a tapestry of festivals, textiles, architectural heritage, communities, and landscape,” says Rudra. Gujarat was also the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi, who led the Salt March, one of his most famous acts of peaceful protest, through the state in 1930. Rudra suggests visiting the National Salt Satyagraha Memorial , which “honors the activists through murals, installations, sculptures, art, and related film.” It's also worth checking out the Kutch district, known for its distinct metal bells , which were originally used for keeping track of livestock and are now popular as decorative wind chimes.

Kaziranga National Park, Assam

The northeast Indian state of Assam is home to a treasure for wildlife enthusiasts: Kaziranga National Park . This expansive, UNESCO-listed wildlife refuge near the borders of Bangladesh and Bhutan has the largest population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses on the planet, providing a home to roughly 2,000 of these massive beasts. Although rhinos are the star attraction on park safaris, all sorts of animals live here, including tigers, elephants, gibbons, sloth bears, and a small number of endangered Ganges River dolphins. 

Historic, glitzy, and positively gargantuan, Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay) is easily one of India’s most cosmopolitan destinations. This city by the sea is the nation's financial and entertainment capital, and while you’re unlikely to rub shoulders with Bollywood stars here, you're sure to see a lot of impressive attractions in very little time. Take a boat out to Elephanta Island to explore fifth– and sixth–century rock-hewn cave temples, marvel at the grand Indo-Saracenic architecture at Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus , or see thousands of clothes hanging out to dry at Dhobi Ghat, the world's largest open-air laundry. Then, head to the sleek neighborhood of Bandra West, where many of Mumbai’s best restaurants and hotels are located, including Taj Lands End, voted T+L readers' favorite city hotel in India in 2023.

India’s smallest state, Goa, is arguably its top beach destination, where long days of swimming and sunbathing turn into longer nights of partying on the sand. While Goa has been known as a hippie haven since the 1960s, it's started to shed its reputation in recent decades. It’s still very much a party state, though it also draws in families and couples in search of sea and sun, sans nightlife. It’s a great place for history buffs as well, with numerous seaside forts and UNESCO-recognized churches that were built when Goa was under Portuguese rule. And while the destination has always been loved for its fiery dishes that combine traditional Konkani ingredients with Portuguese influences, it has also emerged as a culinary hot spot , where a new generation of chefs is showcasing everything from Japanese yakitori to jackfruit tamales.

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India brims with countless cultural and natural attractions, making it one of the most vibrant travel destinations in the world.

From five-star hotels to the most delicious food and beautiful architecture, there’s a lot to discover in this South Asian country.

But did you know how many tourists visit India every year?

How many jobs does the Indian travel industry provide?

In this statistics round-up, we’ve summarized everything you’ve ever wanted to know about travel and tourism in India.

Let’s dive in!

Sources : You can find the source for every statistic listed at the end of this blog post.

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Which country visits India the most?

In 2020, 20.01% of all international tourists arrivals in India, or 549,273 arrivals, were by people from Bangladesh.

In 2021, the USA surpassed Bangladesh as the leading source of foreign tourists in India with 429 thousand arrivals.

How many tourists come to India every year?

In 2021, India recorded 7 million international tourists arrivals, down from about 17.9 million in 2019.

What is the total travel market in India?

• The travel market in India was valued at 75 billion U.S. dollars in 2020 and is expected to hit 125 billion U.S. dollars by 2027.

Which is the No 1 tourist place in India?

The Taj Mahal in Agra is the most popular tourist destination in India, attracting both domestic and foreign visitors.

It was the most visited ticketed monument among domestic tourists in India, welcoming 3.29 million visitors in the period of 2021-2022.

What is the rating of India for tourism?

India sat on 54th place in the travel and tourism development index in 2021, a decline from 34 in 2019. 

The first place went to Japan and second to the US.

The travel and tourism development index was based on enabling environment, policies, infrastructure, demand drivers, and sustainability. 

Main India travel statistics

• In 2021, India recorded 7 million international tourist arrivals, down from about 17.9 million in 2019.
• The top 10 countries for foreign tourist arrivals to India in 2020 were Bangladesh, USA, UK, Canada, Russian Federation, Australia, France, Germany, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka.
• In terms of region, the majority of international tourists in India is from South Asia, representing 27.33% of the total market in 2020.
• In 2019, there were 2.32 billion domestic tourist visits in India, which unfortunately fell to 610 million in 2020.
• In 2021, the Indian travel and tourism industry generated around US $178 billion to the country’s GDP.
• The most popular protected monuments in Delhi are Red Fort (2.29 million visits in 2019) and Qutub Minar (2.3 million visits in 2019).
• The Indian hotel market was valued at around 32 billion U.S. dollars in 2020 and expected to grow to 52 billion U.S. dollars by 2027.
• The average daily rate (ADR) for a hotel room in India in Q1 2022 was 5,232 Indian rupees, a fall from 6,117 Indian rupees in Q1 2020 pre-pandemic.

India inbound travel statistics

1. in 2021, india recorded 7 million international tourist arrivals, down from about 17.9 million in 2019., 2. the port of entry in india with the most foreign tourist arrivals was indira gandhi international airport in delhi, with more than 606 thousand arrivals in 2021. .

This figure accounted for 45.3% of the foreign tourist arrivals in India in 2021.

3. Based on number of foreign tourist arrivals, in 2019, India was the 24th most visited country in the world.

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4. Overall, in 2021, India ranks 54th in the travel and tourism development index, falling from its 34th place in 2019.

The index was based on enabling environment, policies, infrastructure, demand drivers, and sustainability. 

Demographics of tourists in India

4. the top 10 countries for foreign tourist arrivals to india in 2020 were bangladesh, usa, uk, canada, russian federation, australia, france, germany, malaysia, and sri lanka., 5. in 2020, 20.01% of all international tourists arrivals in india (549,273 arrivals) were made by tourists from bangladesh..

Bangladesh and India share the fifth-longest land border in the world, which might explain the popularity of India for Bangladeshi travellers.

6. However, in 2021, the USA became the top source of foreign tourists in India with 429 thousand arrivals.

7. there were 394 thousand visitors arriving from the usa, which made up 14.36% of all foreign tourist arrivals in india in 2020..

The pandemic had caused the 1.5 million American tourists in India in 2019 to decline to just 394 thousand in 2020.

8. In 2021, American arrivals in India rose again to 429 thousand, though it’s still well below the 2019 figure.

9. the uk contributed 291,874 arrivals to india in 2020, or 10.63% of all tourist arrivals, which fell again to 164,140 in 2021..

In 2020, the number of British tourists visiting in India fell to just 291 thousand because of the Covid-19 pandemic, from over 1 million in 2018 and 2019 . This continued to decline to just over 164 thousand in 2021.

10. Sitting in 10th place, Sri Lankans made up 2.5% of all foreign tourist arrivals to India in 2020.

The 68,646 tourist arrivals from Sri Lanka is down from the 353,684 in 2018 and 330,861 in 2019, when they sat in 8th place.

In 2021, Sri Lanka fell out of the top 10 rank of source markets for foreign tourist arrivals in India.

11. In terms of region, the majority of international tourists in India is from South Asia, representing 27.33% of the total market in 2020.

They’re followed by tourists from Western Europe (22.76%) , North America (18.83%), South East Asia (8.44%), and East Asia (4.75%).

12. In 2020, the biggest age group of international visitors in India was 35-44 year olds (20.2%).

Meanwhile, 25-54 year olds make up more than half (58.3%) of all foreign visitors in India.

13. In 2020, 57.8% of international visitors in India were males.

42.4% of tourists arriving in India in 2020 were females. This ratio has become more evenly distributed compared to the percentage share in 2001, when only 24.5% of foreign tourists in India were females.

14. On the other hand, only 29.7% of all departure from India by Indian nationals were made by females, as opposed to 70.3% of males.

This figure is interesting as it shows that significantly fewer Indian females travel abroad.

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15. In 2019, there were 2.32 billion domestic tourist visits in India, which unfortunately fell to 610 million in 2020.

16. Domestic spending contributed 94% of all tourism revenues to India in 2021, up from 82% in 2019.

17. Domestic visitor spending across India in 2021 was at 151 billion U.S. dollars. This put India in fourth place worldwide in terms of domestic tourism expenditure.

18. in 2021, the state of tamil nadu had the largest share of domestic tourist visits (17% of total, or 115 million tourist visits)., 19. the number of indian nationals’ departures from india during 1991 was 1.94 million, which grew to 26.9 million in 2019 (and fell again to 7.29 million in 2020)., 20. in 2020, the most visited country by indian nationals was uae, with 2,974,002 departures..

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How big is the tourism industry in India?

21. In 2021, the Indian travel and tourism industry generated around US $178 billion to the country’s GDP.

The figure has yet to reach its all-time high of US $247 billion in 2018.

22. Meanwhile, the government in India spent a total of $2.61 billion across the tourism sector in 2017. It’s forecast to reach $5.65 billion in 2028.

23. The total domestic visitor spending in India in 2021 was US $151 billion.

24. the travel market in india was valued at 75 billion u.s. dollars in 2020 and is expected to hit 125 billion u.s. dollars by 2027..

Hotels and airlines made up the majority of the Indian travel market. 

25. The travel and tourism industry in India provided almost 80 million jobs in 2020, or 15.3% of all jobs overall.

Tourist destinations in india, 26. the most popular ticketed monument among in india for domestic tourists in 2021-22 was the taj mahal, with 3.29 million visitors that year..

For domestic visitors in India, the most visited ticketed tourism site is the Taj Mahal, which saw 3.29 million visitors between 2021 and 2022 .

27. The top five states for domestic tourists in India in 2020 were Tamil Nadu (140.7 million), Uttar Pradesh (86.1 million), Karnataka (77.5 million), Andhra Pradesh (70.8 million), and Telengana (40 million).

28. The most popular protected monuments in Delhi are Red Fort (2.29 million visits in 2019) and Qutub Minar (2.3 million visits in 2019).

As the capital city, Delhi is very popular among foreign and domestic tourists. It has lots of interesting places to visits , including Red Fort and Qutub Minar.

29. Meanwhile, Chittaurgarh Fort is the most visited protected monument in Jodhpur, with 580,321 visits in 2019.

Jodhpur is a charming blue city with many excellent hotels , especially for couples.

30. In the Chennai circle, the most visited monument was the Group of Monuments with 1.1 million visitors in 2022.

31. in goa, the portuguese fort of aguada welcomed 656 thousand visitors in 2022..

Goa itself bursts with so many interesting things to do and beautiful beaches .

Tourism trends and behavior in India

32. december tends to be the most popular month for foreign tourists in india, with 1,226,398 tourist arrivals in december 2019 alone..

January and November are the next busiest months in terms of foreign tourists arrivals in India, with 1,111,040 and 1,012,569 arrivals respectively.

33. In 2020, 58.4% of foreigners arriving in India was there for leisure purposes. 11.8% visited for business and professional reasons.

11.8% of foreign tourists in India in 2020 were there for business.

34. The share of business travel revenues in India compared to leisure spending has been slowly declining, from 21.1% in 2013 to just 4% in 2021.

35. as of june 2022, there are 211 government recognized tour operators in india., 36. in 2020, the travel agent market in india was worth 38 billion u.s. dollars. 35% of bookings made through travel agents were for airlines, while another 35% were for hotels., 37. travel apps are huge in india, with downloads growing by 38% cagr since 2019. in q4 2022, there were almost 66 million app downloads in the transportation category., accommodation in india statistics.

How big is the Indian hospitality industry?

38. The Indian hotel market was valued at around 32 billion U.S. dollars in 2020 and expected to grow to 52 billion U.S. dollars by 2027.

The hotel market in India is a booming industry, valued at US$ 32 billion in 2020 and forecast to reach US$ 52 billion in 2027.

39. In 2020, domestic travel made up 80% of the hotel market in India.

40. as of 2023, the occupancy rate of hotels in india was 68%, an increase from 34% in 2021..

The hotel industry in India is recovering in 2023, reaching a 68% occupancy rate after dipping to 34% in 2021.

41. There were more than 152 thousand hotel rooms in India in 2022, which is expected to reach 200 thousand by 2027.

The leading cities with the highest number of hotel rooms in India are Bengaluru, New Delhi, and Mumbai.

As one of the most popular cities in India with plenty of things to do , it’s no wonder that Mumbai sits among the top three.

42. As of March 2022, the Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) was the leading Indian hotel or restaurant company, with a market capitalization of 318 billion Indian rupees. 

IHCL is known for its Taj hotels.

IHCL was followed by EIH and Sapphire foods, with 99.4 and 88.9 billion Indian rupees of market cap respectively.

43. The average daily rate (ADR) for a hotel room in India in Q1 2022 was 5,232 Indian rupees, a fall from 6,117 Indian rupees in Q1 2020 pre-pandemic.

When the pandemic hit and restrictions took place in March 2020, the ADR for hotel rooms in India declined to 3,365 Indian rupees.

44. In 2022, the city with the most hotel rooms was New Delhi, with more than 15 thousand hotel rooms in total.

It’s followed by Bengaluru and Mumbai.

45. In total, there were 153 thousand hotel rooms across India in 2022.

46. airbnb india made a total of 687 million indian rupees in revenue in 2020, a significant increase from 2018 and 2019 despite the second half of the year being impacted by the pandemic..

Airbnb India recorded a revenue of 687 million rupees in 2020.

Aviation sector in India

47.travel by ‘air’ is the most preferred mode of transport. in 2020, 79.2% of foreign tourists arriving in india did so by air, followed by land (19.3%) and sea (1.5%)..

The respective figures for 2019 were 77.4%, 21.7% and 0.9%. 

48. In 2023, passenger traffic in Indian airports amounted to over 327 million, 56.9 million of which were international passengers. 

49. Meanwhile, the number of domestic passenger arrivals in airports across India in 2023 was over 270 million.

50. the leading indian passenger carrier airline was indigo, which had a 55% market share in 2022..

IndiGo was followed by SpiceJet, with a 13% market share.

51. Airasia has the sixth largest domestic market share (5.7%) of passenger airlines in 2022.

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India received 7.2 million foreign tourists in the first 10 months of 2023, a big step-up from 4.6 million in the same period in 2022. The last two months, for which data is not yet available, are peak tourist months, so the full-year total could surpass the 10.9 million who visited India in 2019 before the pandemic disrupted international travel.

The return of tourists, though welcome, should not detract from the fact that India does not attract as many as it should. How do we come to this conclusion?

A good starting point is to compare India with other tourist destinations in Asia, the logic being that given the post-pandemic rise in health concerns and geopolitical tensions, more travellers prefer frequent short-haul trips to nearby locations.

The numbers are sobering: in 2019, Thailand and Japan received about twice as many visitors as India, Vietnam had nearly the same number, and China welcomed 65 million tourists.

One can argue that India offers a unique experience vastly different from the beaches of Phuket or the war memorials of Vietnam. Indeed, India has 42 cultural and natural properties identified as Unesco World Heritage Sites, the sixth most in the world.

But a comparison with other top countries on the list is disappointing, too: Mexico and the UK, for instance, draw in far more visitors than India.

What needs fixing?

For a tourist destination to be attractive, it should meet some basic requirements. These include safety (not being robbed, assaulted, murdered); freedom from harassment (from touts, beggars, hustlers); cleanliness (around roads, tourist attractions, eating places); sanitation (clean and safe toilets in public places); connectivity (transport links and digital connectivity); and a choice of hotels and restaurants.

Extras like digital payments and price competitiveness make a location more desirable, but are not necessarily deal-breakers.

India’s performance on these core expectations is not great. That may explain why it slipped from 46th to 54th place between 2019 and 2021 on the World Economic Forum’s Travel and Tourism Development Index.

A look at some of the index components shows what tourists like and don’t like about India. Tourists appreciate the country’s natural and cultural resources. They also give a thumbs-up to its airports, roads and ports. But India was ranked very low on safety, hygiene, and tourist infrastructure such as accommodation and car rentals.

The conclusion: pull factors are in place, but the overall tourist experience can be better.

Why it matters

The travel, tourism and hospitality sectors collectively employ thousands of workers who may lack formal degrees but have skills related to their specific roles in the tourist ecosystem.

According to the tourism ministry, in 2019-20, the direct contribution of tourism to GDP was 2.7%, and overall contribution was 5.2%. The industry employed over 34 million directly, and nearly 80 million across related industries.

Also, foreign tourists bring in foreign exchange, though the industry is not commonly viewed as a dollar generator. In 2022-23, tourism earned $21.6 billion of foreign exchange. To put that in perspective, this was higher than the $19.8 billion from pharma exports and close to the $21.4 billion generated by exports of organic chemicals.

Tourism also plays a key role in propping up city economies. More than half of foreign tourists come via Delhi or Mumbai, which are among the top 10 in the world in terms of direct tourism employment: Delhi at fifth, with over a million jobs, and Mumbai at 10th, with 354,000, as of 2019, as per the World Travel and Tourism Council.

Market the package

India will need to package and market its astonishing array of tourist experiences smartly. To begin with, the tourist base can be widened beyond the traditional source countries, namely, the US, the UK, Canada, Australia and Bangladesh. The share of tourists from southeast Asia can be increased, given our cultural and geographical proximity with that region.

Countries compete fiercely for the tourist dollar on multiple fronts: India will need to do the same. 

• In 2023, Malaysia and Thailand waived visas for Indians; a reciprocal arrangement with adequate checks could boost tourists from these countries. 
• Visas for high-income digital nomads to live and work remotely from India may be considered, as these workers typically contribute heavily to the local economy. 
• Women travelling solo or in groups are an important emerging demographic, and specific female-friendly programmes could be designed for them. 
• Social media can be used innovatively to grab eyeballs—Instagram Reels of happy tourists are more effective than traditional campaigns. 
• Green tourism supported by community participation has already taken off in Meghalaya, and more such success stories could be nurtured and advertised. 
• Finally, India is well-placed to become a medical service hub: hospitals in major cities already manage large numbers of patients from South Asia and Africa.

A few improvements to the enabling environment and some tweaks to the marketing strategy are all we need to showcase India’s beauty to the world.

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