Can anyone tell me about the current situation of Indian tourism to China, the characteristics and t

1.The purpose of travel is unbalanced, and it is mainly business-oriented.

2.Indian tourists to China are mainly young and middle-aged, and there is a large disparity between men and women.

3. The form of tourism is mainly based on teams.

4.The overall level of tourism consumption is not high.

1. The current situation of Indian tourists visiting China.

1) Business people make up the vast majority of Indian tourists.

It can be seen from the statistical table that 42% of Indians travel to China for business purposes, more than half of the business tourists are tourists who participate in exhibitions or conferences as their main purpose, 23% of tourists are for shopping purposes, and 30% are for leisure and sightseeing.

Statistical table of travel motivation of Indian visitors to China.

Type: Leisure & Sightseeing, Business, Shopping, Other.

Percentage: 30%, 42%, 23%, 5%.

2) Indian tourists to China are mainly young and middle-aged, and there is a large disparity between men and women.

Due to the traditional social culture of India, there is still a patriarchal mentality. And because young and middle-aged people have a certain economy, at the same time, they are also influenced by some ideas, so they have the ability and desire to travel.

3) Indian tourists mostly travel in groups.

According to the survey, 60% of tourists are mainly group travelers, and only 40% are individual tourists.

Survey of Indian Tourist Travels.

Type: Group Tour, Individual Tour.

Percentage 60% 40%.

4) Indian tourists do not spend well in China, but they have a strong desire to shop.

As can be seen from the table below, 35% of Indian tourists spend less than US$500 on tourism and spend more on shopping.

Statistics of Indian consumption in China.

Less than $500, $500-$1,000, $1,000-$2,000, and more than $2,000.

5) Mountainous tourism activities are the mainstay.

It is clear from the following** that Indian tourists prefer mountain tourism and cultural heritage tours.

Statistical table of the types of tourism activities of Indian tourists to China.

Mountainous Coastal Cultural Monuments Cityscape Other.

6) Longer stay.

See the following table: Indian tourists generally come to China for 4-7 days, accounting for %, and because Indian tourists are mainly business, so the time is longer.

Statistical table of travel stay in China.

Number of days of stay: 1-3 days, 4-7 days, 8-14 days, more than 15 days.

Percentage %

Advanced questions need to be analyzed.

China's economy is growing rapidly, tourism is good, and there is a lot of good food.

The development of our country, as well as the cultural characteristics, the equality of men and women should attract Indians.

China's rapid development is attracting people from all over the world to travel.

The beautiful scenery of China and the culture of the locals attract Indians to visit here.

Of course, it is China's development speed and unique tourist landscape in recent years.

It's the culture, it's the spirit, it's the rapid development that makes them jaw-dropping.

China's cuisine and China's economy and culture have attracted a large number of foreign tourists, and neighboring India is a country with a large population, so it is natural to choose China for its proximity.

Because China's development is getting better and better, and there are people in India who can afford to travel abroad.

Yes Indian attractions.

Ajanta Caves.

Ancient Indian Buddhist art site. Located within the state of Maharastra, it is backed by Mount Vendiya and faces the Govara River. It began in the 2nd century BC and lasted until the middle of the 7th century.

There are 30 existing caves (including one unfinished cave). It is 550 meters long from east to west, and all of them are excavated on cliff faces ranging from 10 to 30 meters above the ground. Except for the 5 caves (i.e., the first cave), which are for believers to worship, the rest are monk's rooms.

The Chinese monk Xuanzang made a pilgrimage to Ajanta in the early 7th century. With the decline of Buddhism, the courtyard here was cold, and it was gradually forgotten and became a fox rabbit cave. It was not until the beginning of the 19th century that it was rediscovered and attracted the attention of the world.

Taj Mahal Taj Mahal is the fifth generation of the Mughal monarch of India Shah Jehan for the pet Taj Mahal built mausoleum, all built of white marble, the main building is 5687 meters long on each side, the dome is 74 meters high. The Islamic-style building is dignified and immaculate, with white marble carved diamond-shaped lattices and lace panels in white marble, and brightly colored vines inlaid with jade, crystal, agate and red and green stones.

Other major attractions: Elora Caves, Agra Castle, Gaioladeo National Park.

1. Infrastructure.

Despite the fourfold increase in the number of domestic tourists, the infrastructure of the Indian tourism industry has not developed significantly. In India, it is rare to see newly built hotels. Compared to China, you'd be surprised to learn that Beijing has as many star-rated hotel rooms as the entire territory of India.

As of 2015, there were only 100,000 star-rated hotel rooms in India, while Beijing had 130,000 star-rated hotel rooms.

2. Expenditures. The lack of hotel accommodation makes it expensive to visit India**. A room in Delhi or Mumbai that costs $400 per night doesn't exceed $100 in most parts of China. In addition, the high tax burden on FIT is a flaw in India's tourism ecosystem.

There are too many taxes, which makes the cost of tourism high.

3. Market size.

Another major reason for the growth of China's tourism market is its size. China is much larger than India and has a large number of tourist attractions. Many foreign tourists coming to India opt for cultural and natural attractions and want to get away from the city. In China, it's mainly the cities that attract people.

4. Transportation. The quality of China's transport infrastructure is much higher than India's, and there is no comparison between the two. Tourists can travel more easily and comfortably in China as compared to India. China's air, rail, and highway networks are faster, safer, and more modern than India's.

5. Safety. There have been countless cases of theft, ** and ** against foreign tourists in India. In addition, tourist traps have made India unsafe for tourists. In 2015, the number of female tourists visiting India decreased by 35 per cent compared to the previous year.

Tourists have nothing to worry about in China. In China, tourists can walk through dark city streets without fear.