Travel and Tourism in India to 2018 - Market Reports on India

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Travel and Tourism in India to 2018

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Summary
Indias travel and tourism sector performed well
during the review period (20092013), with growth
recorded in both domestic and international
tourist volumes. The main factors for tourism
growth were government initiatives and continuous
efforts to promote the countrys travel and
tourism sector on an international level. The
expects growth to continue over the forecast
period (20142018), driven by government
initiatives to promote tourism through
participation in international events and
promotional campaigns in key source markets such
as the US and Japan, and emerging markets such as
China. Infrastructure development, roadshows and
tourist attraction development within the country
also contributed towards the countrys tourism
growth.


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Synopsis

• The report provides detailed market analysis,
  information and insights, including
• Historic and forecast tourist volumes covering
  the entire travel and tourism sector in India
• Detailed analysis of tourist spending patterns
  in India for various categories in the travel and
  tourism sector, such as accommodation,
  sightseeing and entertainment, foodservice,
  transportation, retail, travel intermediaries and
  others
• Detailed market classification across each
  category, with analysis using similar metrics 
• Detailed analysis of the airline, hotel, car
  rental and travel intermediaries industries

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Scope

• This report provides an extensive analysis
  related to the tourism demands and flows in
  India 
• It details historical values for India's tourism
  sector for 20092013, along with forecast figures
  for 20142018 
• It provides comprehensive analysis of travel and
  tourism demand factors, with values for both the
  20092013 review period and the 20142018
  forecast period
• The report provides a detailed analysis and
  forecast of domestic, inbound and outbound
  tourist flows in India.
• It provides comprehensive analysis of the trends
  in the airline, hotel, car rental and travel
  intermediaries industries, with values for both
  the 20092013 review period and the 20142018
  forecast period.

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• Reasons To Buy
• Take strategic business decisions using historic
  and forecast market data related to India's
  travel and tourism sector.
• Understand the demand-side dynamics within the
  travel and tourism sector in India, along with
  key market trends and growth opportunities.
• Key Highlights
• - The volume of outbound tourists is expected to
  rise at a forecast-period CAGR of 5.71, driven
  by an increase in the middle-class population and
  rising disposable incomes. Outbound tourism
  expenditure is also expected to rise from
  INR864.1 billion (US14.7 billion) in 2013 to
  INR1.4 trillion (US19.0 billion) in 2018, at a
  forecast-period CAGR of 10.77. The growth can be
  attributed to improvements in air connectivity.

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Key Highlights
- India has a number of tourist attractions owing
to its geographical location and cultural
diversity. These range from the Himalaya
mountains to the Thar desert, the Sundarban and
Kaziranga forest reserves, Maharashtras cultural
heritage, Goas beaches and Portuguese culture,
the Indian Ocean, the Ganges and the Brahmaputra
valleys. According to the Union Ministry of
Tourism, Maharashtra was the most-visited state
in India in 2012, attracting 24.6 of the
countrys total foreign visitors in 2012, owning
to its cultural heritage, beaches and rural
tourism. Maharashtras capital Mumbai is the
countrys major commercial hub, houses the film
industry. Goa recorded a 12 growth in total
tourist arrivals in 2013 over 2012, with 3.1
million tourists in 2013. This was due to its
beaches, Portuguese culture and churches.


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• Domestic tourism expenditure in India valued at
  INR2.9 trillion (US49.8 billion) in 2013, while
  inbound tourism expenditure totaled INR344.2
  billion (US5.9 billion). As suggested by these
  figures, domestic tourist volumes were higher
  1.2 billion tourists in 2013, compared to 6.8
  million inbound tourists in same period.
• The total number of domestic trips increased
  from 668.8 million in 2009 to 1.2 billion in
  2013, at a review-period CAGR of 15.9, driven by
  an increase in mean household income and the
  spending power of domestic consumers. Government
  efforts to promote tourism through campaigns such
  as 777 days of the Indian Himalaya and Kashmir
  Festival 2013, coupled with infrastructure
  development contributed to the growth. Total
  domestic tourist expenditure posted a
  review-period CAGR of 14.32, increasing from
  INR1.7 trillion (US35.3 billion) in 2009 to
  INR2.9 trillion (US49.8 billion) in 2013.

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• International arrivals to India increased at a
  review-period CAGR of 7.29, from 5.2 million in
  2009 to 6.8 million in 2013. Inbound tourist
  expenditure increased at a CAGR of 18.49, from
  INR174.7 billion (US3.6 billion) in 2009 to
  INR344.2 billion (US5.9 billion) in 2013. The
  growth in international arrivals and expenditure
  can be attributed to the governments promotional
  efforts through its participation in
  international events and the introduction of
  promotional campaigns such as Feel India,
  launched in February 2013, promoting the
  countrys culture and history. The liberalization
  of visa rules and the depreciation of the Indian
  rupee also contributed.
• The car rental value is expected to reach
  INR10.2 billion (US134.1 million) in 2018,
  representative of a forecast-period CAGR of
  11.82, driven by a projected increase in
  international and domestic tourist volumes, and a
  rise in the volume of business travelers.

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• The airline market in India performed
  significantly well during the review period, with
  total revenue increasing from INR377.6 billion
  (US7.8 billion) in 2009 to INR568.3 billion
  (US9.7 billion) in 2013 at a CAGR of 10.76.
  Robust growth was recorded in the revenue of LCCs
  who posted the highest review-period CAGR of
  15.46, followed by full-service airlines with a
  CAGR of 9.07, and charter airlines with a CAGR
  of 3.32. The growth of LCCs can be attributed to
  expansion in the domestic and international
  networks of Indigo and SpiceJet. 
• Indias travel intermediaries market value
  increased at a review-period CAGR of 12.07 to
  reach INR647.0 billion (US11.0 billion) in 2013.
  The in-store travel market value represented a
  share of 65.0 in 2013, equivalent to INR421.0
  billion (US7.1 billion), driven by relatively
  low internet penetration rates among domestic
  tourists.

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Table of Contents

• Executive Summary
• The Travel and Tourism Sector In Context
• Country Fact Sheet
• Tourism Flows
• Airlines
• Hotels
• Car Rental
• Travel Intermediaries

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• Tourism Board Profile
• Airport Profiles
• Company Profiles Airlines
• Company Profiles Hotels
• Company Profiles Car Rental
• Company Profiles Travel Intermediaries
• Market Data Analysis
• Appendix

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