VISION TOURISM 2020 - Aurangabad District
VISION TOURISM 2020 - Aurangabad District
VISION TOURISM 2020 - Aurangabad District
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• It’s a multi agency, multi tasking, multifaceted industry, best understood at micro level like<br />
that of Guide Service, Taxi Drivers, Hotels, Handicraft, Vendors etc.<br />
• Tourism has been not viewed from the side of Individual product such as Ellora for instance,<br />
but overall Maharashtra Tourism.<br />
• Individual branding is virtually not existing<br />
• The City has not been declared the Tourism capital of the state.<br />
• There is no legislation on Tourism which can be used.<br />
• Tourist tours such as the tour for e.g. the Kingfisher Factory, Bajaj Factory for curiosity or to<br />
the Institute of Hotel Management, as the leading Hotel school of the world are not marketed<br />
neither designed.<br />
• Industrial and Business Tourism remains unexplored and more emphasis is laid on cultural<br />
Tourism.<br />
• Round the year Tourism is not existing at the moment.<br />
• Trained manpower availability is at its lowest.<br />
• Tourism needs a clean neighborhood and this is a challenge.<br />
• Tourism is not marketed as a <strong>District</strong> brand on an international level but amalgamated into<br />
Maharashtra Tourism.<br />
• Ellora Festival or other Handicraft Festivals have a great uncertainty and do not reach the<br />
international Tourist<br />
• There is no existence of a “Tourism Council” in the <strong>District</strong>.<br />
• The intellectual properties and geographical indications in the district have not been<br />
portrayed.<br />
• Air connectivity, Railway connectivity is very poor with no southward connectivity to<br />
Hyderabad and upward connectivity to Indore and Jaipur.<br />
• Multiple ticketing at places of entry such as Ajanta is a matter of contention.<br />
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