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Jaipur International Tourist Survey
April 2011

Introduction

With its extraordinary history and culture, Rajasthan holds a prominent position within India’s tourism industry. In the region, Jaipur has always been a major tourist destination with its many prized cultural assets. However, the economic boom India is witnessing is dramatically reshaping the tourism landscape, from the arrival of international hotel chains to the development of new transport infrastructure, new challenges and opportunities are confronting the domestic tourism industry. This report displays the results of the Jaipur International Tourist Survey 2011. It is based on over 100 extensive face-to-face interviews Kanvic conducted with international tourists across the city. This report is intended to form a sound basis for all the stakeholders in Jaipur’s tourism industry to improve service delivery and increase revenues through a better understanding of the expectations of international tourists.
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Understanding the behaviour and preferences of international tourists is important for the key stake-holders in Jaipur’s tourism industry

Government

Tour agencies & operators

Hotels

Key stakeholders

Restaurants & Bars

Retailers

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Contents

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Overview of the tourism industry

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Key findings

Survey results

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Implications for key stakeholders

Methodology
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Tourism is a significant contributor to the Indian economy

Breakdown of Indian GDP by industry sector

Annual international tourist arrivals in India and the foreign exchange earnings they contribute
64578

17%

8.6%
39025 44360

50730

54960

28.2%

46.2%

46

52

54

51

56

2006 Tourism Industry Other Services Agriculture

2007

2008

2009

2010

Number of International Tourist Arrivals (lakhs) Foreign Exchange Earnings from tourism (Rs. Crore)

The tourism industry is the largest service industry in India, contributing 8.6% to the

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