Tourism And History

(1) Tourist Tickets.

Note:

Thomas Cook made a noteworthy effort in the field of tourism by establishing a tourist agency and organizing trips round of Europe.

(2) Village of Books

Note:

Every house in this village maintains a library. This is an initiative taken by Maharashtra state government to make tourist aware of Marathi literature.

Tadoda-Rock cut caves (wrong)

Tadoda –sanctuaries (Correct)

Note: This is one of the world’s most famous and important tourist attractions of Maharashtra.

1) Meaning of the statement:

People travelling to India and from India to abroad have increased a lot.

2) Due to the development of the aviation sector and the Government’s liberalization policy people travelling across various countries to India has been seen post-1990’s.

3) People travelling back and forth from India include travelling for studies, Relaxation, Sightseeing, professional assignments, shooting films, etc.

1. Meaning of the statement:

It is very important and needs of the hour to preserve the historical heritage sites as they reflect our nation's respect.

2. Most common actions during a riot or fight are Vandalizing or defacing the historical monuments.

3. Everybody should feel responsible and avoid writing on walls or carving on trees to preserve the heritage sites.

4) We shall also strive to maintain cleanliness of heritage sites.

1) The Tradition of travelling is quite old in India.

2) People from an ancient period in our country used to travel for various reasons.

3) Few reasons for travel are Pilgrimage, attending local fairs and festivals, searching for renowned teachers and good education, for trade, etc.

4) It helped in intermixing of cultures and spreading of knowledge and art from one corner of the world to another.

1) He lived during the 13^th century and belonged to Italy.

2) He lived for 17years in China and wrote about China’s flora and fauna, social life, culture, and trade systems in place.

3) He traveled extensively from 1271 to 1295 with his family.

4) He spent much of this time in China in the court of the great Mongol emperor Kublai Khan.

5) His book, Description of the World, offered one of the first detailed descriptions of the mysterious eastern cultures to Europeans.

6) He introduced Asia (China) to Europe.

1) People of the urban areas know very little about the village life style or Agricultural traditions.

2) Agrotourism brings people to the farms.

3) People have become interested in knowing how their food is produced.

4)Many people started visiting Israel where experimentation in the agricultural field with technological advancements was added.

5) Farmers use this interest to develop traffic at their farm, and interest in the quality of their products, as well as awareness of their products.

1) The first main aspect is proper social behavior during they stay in the country.

2) Providing safe and secure facilities for the tourists.

3) Lack of Good amenities.

4) Providing good accommodation and washroom facilities in the travel routes are few steps to be taken for the development of the Tourism Industry.

1) The arrival of tourists will start to pay money for visa’s approval before they arrive in our country.

2) Once arrived, the Hotels are booked for their stay- this leads to the development of the Hospitality Industry.

3) Local guides are to be trained, and it gives good employment opportunities for them if tourism is to be developed.

4) Local markets near the historical or heritage sites will attract tourist towards them, and it provides a good market for local handicrafts and handlooms.

Like this tourism provides livelihood opportunities for many as it grows.

1. We should develop good transport facilities if our village falls near the heritage site.

2. Develop local attractions and maintain them neatly.

3. Have good hotels, travel guides and good amenities to contribute to the growth of tourism in our area.

Rock cut caves: Ajanta, virtual and Gharapuri.

Natural Heritage: Taj Mahal and Jantar Mantar.

Railway station: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Railway Terminus.

Santuary: Dajipur, Sagareshwar and Tadoda.

1) The main profession associated with Tourism is Local Guide, translator, local handicrafts, artisans, cottage industry and hospitality industry.

2) These people help the visitors to understand the importance of locality and make them aware of local traditions.

3) The local markets will be visited by the Visitors, where they buy the local products which increase the market for local handicrafts

4) Visitors stay in hotels and pay for books Souvenirs which results in the development of the hospitality industry.

1. There are many types of tourisms like

a) Local and interstate

b) International

c) Geographic

d) Health

e) Agricultural

f) Historical.

2. Important among them are Geographic Tourism, Health Tourism, and Historical Tourism.

3. Geographical Tourism:

It is to observe the special geographic features of a place or a region.

The special features include various natural and animal sanctuaries, beaches, etc.

People visiting this kind of places wish to experience natural beauty.

4. Health Tourism:

Tourism broadly means travelling from one place to another place for various reasons.

Now a day’s many foreign people are availing health facilities in India. This is due to the availability of quality healthcare at an affordable cost. This process also encourages people to travelling from the West to India.

5. Historical Tourism:

People who love to visit historically important places across the world to satisfy their interest in History fall in this category.

This is one of the most popular tourism in the World.

Many people travel to historical sites or forts, places connected to famous personalities and movements in history.