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Tourism
Tourism
Total tourist number for Gujarat almost touched 16 million tourists in 2008, compared to less than 8 million in 2004, thus growing at a CAGR of about 20% (much higher compared to 11% growth in tourist numbers for India)
International tourists arrivals to Gujarat grew at a much higher CAGR of over 45% during the same period
Ahmedabad, Ambaji and Dwarka are the most important tourist destinations – they alone account for over 30% of the total tourist flow in the state
Almost 80% of tourists in Gujarat are from within the state itself – this in effect implies that the demand for tourism products in the state is likely to remain highly stable without ever getting adversely affected by events outside the state or country
Amitabh Bachchan is the Brand Ambassador for Gujarat Tourism
Almost 2% of tourists in Gujarat are international tourists (higher than the 1% figure for India) – moreover, the point to be observed here is that international tourist arrivals to Gujarat is growing at a CAGR of over 45%
Government Initiatives
Awarded best state in e-governance initiatives and employment category in 2008
Urban development initiatives for high quality living
Simplification of processes and single window approach for investors
International campaigns for investment promotion across sectors
Wide array of choices for tourists right from heritage monuments, archeological sites , wildlife and beaches
Ahmedabad competing for world heritage city status
Favourable policy and regulatory environment
Industrial Policy 2009– for high quality socio economic development
Sectoral policies for promotion of investment and growth
Incentives under SEZ and Industrial Area Development
Incentives for environment protection
A leader in encouraging private participation under public-private partnership concept
Investment Opportunities
Media & Entertainment Projects
Film-cities
Film-studios
Amusement Parks
Digital Gaming Zones
Multiplexes
Sound & Light Shows
Sports Complex
Water Parks
Beach Tourism Projects
Restaurants
Drive-in resorts
Floating hotels
Water sports
Maritime museums
Sea Park / Aquarium
Cruise services
Tourism Sector Enablers good Educational Infrastructure
Gujarat has established Institutes for Hospitality and Hotel Management
The institutes organize various activities viz. Food Festivals, Chef Competitions, Educational Tours and Fairs every year to inculcate professionalism in students and staff
Government as PPP initiative has set up a Centre for Tourism and Hospitality Management for training of service providers, guides and tourism personnel with special emphasis on target groups who are mainly from weaker sections of society
Other private Hotel Management Institutes in the state:
Vivekananda Institute of Hotel & Tourism Management, Rajkot
Gujarat Institute of Hotel Management, Vadodara
Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Gandhinagar
Focus Sectors
Chemicals and Petrochemicals
Engineering and Auto
Environment Technologies
Financial Services
Food and Agro
Gems and Jewellery
Green Energy
Healthcare
Knowledge Sector
Mines and Minerals
Oil and Gas
Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology
Ports, Ship-Building and Related Industries
Special Investment Regions (SIRs)
Textiles
Tourism
Urban Development
Water Conservation and Efficient Use
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