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Briefly explain the values promoted by domestic and international tourism.

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Tourism is an important socio economic activity.It promotes national integration and international understanding.It promotes the following value Economic value:Tourism provides various employment opportunities in the form of travel booking ,hotel booking ,tour operators ,tourist guides. Catering opportunitiesand...
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Tourism is an important socio economic activity.It promotes national integration and international understanding.It promotes the following value

Economic value:Tourism provides various employment opportunities in the form of travel booking ,hotel booking ,tour operators ,tourist guides. Catering opportunitiesand so on.

It preserves the cultural value by promoting the local lifestyle and local artisans work.

Social value : people develop a good understanding of the cultural varities and develop a respect for each others traditions.

Recreational value It provides good recreactionand relaxation opportunities in the form of weekend getaways or long holidaying. Thus provides a break to the stressful life.

Spiritial values.By the visit of pilgrimages and holy places peoples spiritual faith is enhanced which gives peace and confidence in the lifestyle.

Foreign echange value.The international tourist coming to India help in adding up in the foreign exchange reserve.Though India has only  less than 1% of the total world tourist trade still the earning from the foreign tourist cannot be ignored.

On the whole tourism has developef as an industry for its ability to provide a holistic devrlopment and encouraging international and domestic relations.

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domestic and international tourism provides integration of people and cultures. If you consider domestic tourism in for example India, we have different states with different cultures and languages. Even food habits of the people are different from state to state. We have only one god but people in...
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domestic and international tourism provides integration of people and cultures. 

If you consider domestic tourism in for example India, we have different states with different cultures and languages. Even food habits of the people are different from state to state. We have only one god but people in different states worship in a different way. People also travel to various parts of a country for pleasure like Goa,Ooty, Munnar, manas, etc.,  What we come to know after all these, man is a social being so man wants to know different cultures and traditions. As we are social beings we respect the culture of different states. We learn different languages, learn how to respect people and elders.

One example i want to say is we people already forgot how to respect elders. In olden days people used to take blessings from elders by touchong their feet but today we don't. In some states of northen states of India this culture is still following by the people. 

Comes to the International tourism : People from all the different countries like culture of India because it is culture is disciplined. Even yoga is being followed by the people in differnet countries. Relationship among the people can be seen in India like joint families and husband-wife-children relationships but we cannot see these relationships in western countries. 

We can tranfer technology from different countries because we are lagging in that

example: USA, Japan - both countries are good at technology. Toyota which introduced lean manufacturing inspired from the USA. 

As a part of tourism revenue comes to the service industry to both domestic and international

examples like: booking hotels, taxies, guides etc.

 

In this way tourism helps in building values.

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