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Math does not lie, people do. Dubai built a tourist attraction called: Dubai Frame: Project timeline: 2013-18 (Opened in 2018) Total Investment: $43.5 million It attracts over 2 million visitors a year. The Entrance fee: 50 AED ($13.5) for adults and 30 AED ($8.17) for children. Picking $10.9 as average, it makes the total revenues as: 21.8Mn$ per year. This is JUST the ticket price (not ancillaries) That's a yearly return of roughly 50% on the initial investment. It helped Dubai add more wealth. In India, in approximately the same timelines a project was built. The total investment was 3000Cr. Yearly directly attributable revenue: 80Cr per year (5 year average) Yield: 2.6% (All done on Public Money) Point is: building a tourist attraction is great on public money, if the ROI is sensible. Else, it is a failed experiment, which ultimately costs you money in the form of higher taxation. Now you might say: I'm criticising the government (this, that). No, this is NOT a political post, this is an ECONOMICS post. Can India do the same with its existing or new projects? 100% yes. I can walk you through an entire plan. And, help people in power execute it. Things, that actually help India make real money. If people in power feel that I can help in any way-- I will work for FREE (0 cost to you). In fact let me share a quick idea: I live in Goa, start a theme called: Goa beyond beaches. Build a circuit of activities. The market is deeply unorganised. Give it a government stamp of approval to ensure safety and trust. Cost to the Indian Public? very very less. Returns: very very high. Gets in tourists, generates jobs and whatnot. Don't know how to do it? contact me, give me a team, reasonable control and 1 year-- I will generate 30-50% yield on whatever money is being invested. Best thing: I will post the updates here on Twitter every week. So public can track the updates.