Advent of Summer has Brought New Hopes for Indian Tourism : Annonline.com
New Delhi: March has sparked a new boom in the Indian tourism industry with an unprecedented increase of 54,000 foreign tourists visiting India, a 12.9% increase from last year. The advent of summer in the last month of the last financial year has set new hopes for the current financial year 2010-2011, says Annonline.com.
After Mumbai blasts and recent recession in global economy, the number of international tourists visiting India had dropped considerably. The double digital growth has remedied the situation today. “We are specialists in Destination Management for inbound and outbound India Travel. In the last quarter, we have seen a sharp rise in the demand for our North India Tours, Golden Triangle Tours, luxury Tours and Rajasthan Tours.”, says Mr. Adil, the spokesperson from Annonline.com.
The Taj Mahal at Agra remains the most preferred destination for a first time visitors to India while the exotic liveliness, culture, desert backdrop, and royal background of Rajasthan ignites the fantasy of visitors to the Land of Kings. Leh and Ladakh Tours and Jammu & Kashmir Tours that takes one to the high mountains and away from the heat of plains seem more and more inviting as the mercury rises.
Spiritual tours, pilgrimage destinations, adventure tourism opportunities, and Ayurveda and Yoga tours in the ever-evolving Himalayas are particularly most in demand during the summers. Annonline.com also offers special tours for first time visitors to India to ease international tourists into Indian scenario and keep them safe and comfortable during their India trip.
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