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NEED AN IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY BASED TOURISM
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On
NEEDS AND IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY BASED TOURISM WITH
A CASE STUDY ON NAGALAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

PREFACE

OBJECTIVES

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1
Tourism In India
Community Tourism and its Principals
Challenges of Community based Tourism
Considering the Potential for social ,environmental and economic gains
Pre – conditions for community based Tourism .

CHAPTER 2
Adopting an Integrated approach
Finding best way to Involve Community
Working together on an agreed strategy
Ensuring Market realism and effective promotion
Developing Quality products
Managing Impacts
Providing Technical Support
Obtaining the support of visitors and tour operators
Monitoring performance and ensuring continuity CHAPTER 3
Case Study
History of Nagaland
Tribes Of Nagaland

Chapter 4
Tribes of Nagaland
Angami Naga
Ao Naga
Chakhesang Naga
Chang Naga
Konyak Naga
Lotha Naga
Phom Naga
Poumai Naga
Rongmei Naga
Rengma Naga
Mao Naga
Maram Naga
Khiumniungam Naga
Sumi Naga
Zeliang Naga

Chaper 5
Hornbill Festival
Economy
Attractions and Excursions
Chapter 6
Equations

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The completion of this project gives me an opportunity to convey my regards to all those who helped me to reach a stage where I have the confidence to launch my career in the competitive world of tourism management.
I take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to Professor Dr. M. Sajnani, Director, Amity Institute of Travel and Tourism, Amity University, for providing this opportunity to complete my last project of college.
I am thankful to my project mentor – Dr.Shashi K.Tiwari, for being the perennial source of motivation throughout the completion of this project. His guidance gave me an opportunity to understand the methodology to collect relevant data for the project, closely enough to gain a respectively higher degree of learning.
Also, last but
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