Study on the Extent and Composition of Uncategorized Expenditure of Tourists in India

Exploring the Economic Potential of Tourism in North East India

Abstract

Tourism usually means going beyond the normal place of residence to a destination. For a variety of reasons, people travel to a distant location, usually including for fun, for recreation during holidays, for business purposes, to visit historical or archaeological sites, to enjoy natural resources, including bio-diversity, and even to experience local people's culture and citrons. During their visit to~ specific destination, visitors participate in a wide variety of activities. Interestingly, all types of tourist activities have an economic error. pact on the host countries, and the primary reason for promoting tourism is considered to be the economic gain produced by tourism as such. In the context of direct, indirect and mediated impacts, such benefits are also often recognized. It is stressed in popular parlance that the local.al economy in and around the destination area must benefit from the visit of travelers. In reality, unless and until local people profit economically, tourism can serve no function. North East India, consisting of eight sister states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura, is an integral part of India. But this region's economic situation is ill-fated. Surprisingly, in this area, examples of resources and the successful use of these resources can play a key role in reducing economic backwardness. One of these resources is tourism, which can play a dominant role in removing the North Eastern states from the clutches of poverty.