International Tourism English 2009

Tourism is a huge income generating industry with both public and private sectors, concerned with issues of international competitiveness. It is vital for many countries, due to the income generated by the consumption of goods and services by tourists. International tourism consists of inbound and outbound tourism. Travel for purposes of religion, health, education and cultural or linguistic exchanges are particularly beneficial forms of tourism. The World Tourism Organization represents public sector tourism bodies from most countries in the world and the publication of its data makes possible comparisons of the flow -and growth of tourism on a global scale. According to this organization international tourism will continue growing at the average annual four per cent rate. No doubt, there are numerous books on the subject available in the market written by worthy authors. However, every writer has his or her own style and way of presentation. The present work also has its own feature and characteristics. Efforts have been made to cover essential general information about most of the world tourist destinations including India. Moreover, all the aspects of international tourism-background, growth, problem and prospects are also described in the book which makes it comprehensive and exhaustive. All scholars, researchers, students and general readers alike should find it useful and friendly. Contents include: International Tourism: A Brief Analysis; Special Forms of Tourism; Popular International Tourist Regions; Important Aspects in Tourism; Travel Documents for Tourists; International Tourism Ethics; Major Cultural Tourist Spots of the World; Tourism m India; India as an Emerging Superpower in World Tourism; The Effects of Globalisation on Tourism Promotion; The Tour