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MOT Aims At 10% Growth In Inbound

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March 15, 2016
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VINOD Zutshi, Secretary – Tourism, Government of India, expects inbound tourism to flourish in 2016 after witnessing a progress of 6.8 per cent in Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) throughout January 2016.

“We are aiming at a 10 per cent growth in FTAs this year. February 2016 alone received a total of 1,17,210 tourists visiting India on e-Tourist Visa (eTV), recording a growth of 369.1 per cent month on month- the effects of eTV will be observed this year.”

Commenting on the enlargement of home tourism Zutshi added that it could develop even additional within the coming years.

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“Domestic tourism has flourished immensely. We had about 1.45 billion domestic tourist visits in 2015 and expect a 15 growth this year. Additionally, we are aiming to reach 2.2 billion domestic tourist visits by 2019.

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