Impact of COVID – 19 on Inbound Tourism in India

Authors

  • Nanita Tyagi Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
  • Shipra Saxena School of Management Studies, Bundelkhand University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4316/rdt.30.481

Keywords:

Tourism, re-opening business models, India, COVID-19 pandemic.

Abstract

 

This study was intended to explore the re-opening avenues and opportunities  to re-establish the glory of tourism industry and allied sectors, also analysis of different impact factors on tourism industry and economic growth. To achieve this status we had to investigate various digital-non-digital sources. We also inquireed the facts about tourism activities from different sources like tour operators, travel agents or hotel management etc. Aanalysis was done using descriptive and analytical study design having meticulous record review. We delved into the pre and post economic scenarios of Indian tourism using economic indicators.(25) The  aim of this study was to evaluate the quantum of impact on tourism and economic growth after the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

Author Biographies

Nanita Tyagi, Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management

Deptt. of TourismAssistant Professor

Shipra Saxena, School of Management Studies, Bundelkhand University

Bundelkhand University, Jhansi

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Published

29-12-2020

Issue

Vol. 0 No. 30 (2020)

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