India Vs China Tourism Westerner perspective

[Paitoo]

India can barely handle its domestic tourism. The only way to travel without getting overwhelmed is to travel in off season on weekdays. Besides, foreign tourists increasingly like to visit places that have some element of mystery to it. India is over exposed. There is tremendous amount of natural beauty, but that is not what the average western tourist goes around looking for.

 

[Nimble]

This isn’t green paint to fake scenery. It’s a soil-spraying ecological restoration technology. The green slurry contains plant seeds, organic fiber, water-retaining agents and fertilizer. The green color is just biodegradable dye to help workers track covered areas. Once seeds sprout, vegetation will grow on rocky slopes to prevent soil erosion. Only illegal projects simply spray paint without seeds; don’t confuse standard ecological engineering with misconduct.

Ok "I trust you bro"....
In case of China everything one should believe what people say without presenting any proof but if same video would have come out for India then it would have been the truth.... what kind of this ecological engineering where plastic mats of green leafs are being thrown on the mountains and they are being sprayed with green color so workers can track covered areas? So they don't make any study or carry maps or real time images for the work done and depend on colors?

Take this crap elsewhere as India too is an agricultural country and such type of ecological engineering would have become the subject of study inside India by environmental activists..... like they study Isreal's ecological activities....

 

[ST1976]

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China + HK + Macau gets about 20x more tourists than shining India.

India Sees "20.57M" International Tourist Arrivals in 2025 | Tour My India- India Tours & Travel Agency posted on the topic | LinkedIn

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[ST1976]

India has officially broken into the world’s top 10 tourism economies, securing the 8th rank globally in 2024–25, according to a recent WTTC report. This marks a remarkable leap from its pre-pandemic position (10th), signaling the strength of India’s tourism resurgence. With a $231.6 billion contribution to GDP, the sector now supports over 39 million jobs—fueled by a surge in domestic travel, heritage revival, and digital ease of access.

Looking ahead, India’s tourism economy is expected to climb to the 4th position by 2034, overtaking traditional global leaders. From spiritual tourism and wellness retreats to its rich cultural heritage and modern infrastructure, India is fast becoming an all-season, all-segment destination. The rise isn’t just numerical, it’s a shift in narrative. India is not just welcoming the world; it’s shaping how the world travels.

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[Nimble]

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India has officially broken into the world’s top 10 tourism economies, securing the 8th rank globally in 2024–25, according to a recent WTTC report. This marks a remarkable leap from its pre-pandemic position (10th), signaling the strength of India’s tourism resurgence. With a $231.6 billion contribution to GDP, the sector now supports over 39 million jobs—fueled by a surge in domestic travel, heritage revival, and digital ease of access.

Looking ahead, India’s tourism economy is expected to climb to the 4th position by 2034, overtaking traditional global leaders. From spiritual tourism and wellness retreats to its rich cultural heritage and modern infrastructure, India is fast becoming an all-season, all-segment destination. The rise isn’t just numerical, it’s a shift in narrative. India is not just welcoming the world; it’s shaping how the world travels.

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Great post bro.... every country has something different to offer... China has Great infrastructure, transportation and so many other things that attract young crowd whereas we have nature, History to offer.... we are equals and should not compare with each other...