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The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in India expanded 1.30 percent in the fourth<br />

quarter of 2012 over the previous quarter. GDP Growth Rate in India is reported by<br />

the OECD.<br />

ANALYSIS<br />

UAE is worth noting that the UAE is expected to receive a total of 25.8 million<br />

tourists over the next 10 years, generating visitor expenditure of USD56.4 billion, an<br />

increase of 5 percent per annum.<br />

INDIA highlights that Travel & Tourism is a significant source of export revenue for<br />

India.<br />

In 2011, visitor exports totaled INR950 billion which was 12% of all service exports<br />

and 3.9% of all exports.<br />

Thus, The UAE Tourism growing faster than Indian Tourism Industry. UAE’s tourism<br />

Industry contributed more amounts of revenue in GDP rather than of India.<br />

Present Position and Trend of Tourism with UAE &INDIA<br />

UAE tourism sector Revenue growth (67%) to the 2016<br />

‣ Tourism development extending to the four corners of the Emirates as ATM<br />

2013 road show series censorship up in Dubai<br />

‣ The road show in Dubai, which was the largest event with 140 delegates,<br />

comes at a time when the UAE tourism receipts are forecast to rise by<br />

67% over the next few years. The region is now entering a new era of<br />

stability and increased connectivity and expansion of existing infrastructure.<br />

‣ A recent Dubai Chamber study, supported by statistics published by Business<br />

Monitor International, puts UAE tourism sector growth at 6.5% per annum<br />

between 2011 to 2021, with visitors from the Middle East, Employment growth<br />

prospects for the sector are also buoyant, with a forecast annual real growth<br />

rate of around 4.1%.<br />

Parul <strong>Institute</strong> of <strong>Management</strong> and Research - <strong>792</strong> Page 123

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