Harish Arjun

A Crazy, Curious Graphic Designer bringing creativity to the digital world ✨ | Designing dreams one pixel at a time 💡 | Movie Buff🍿|

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Based on this classification, we can:
- Promote Group B & C to distribute tourist traffic.
- Improve infrastructure for Group A to handle larger crowds.
- Highlight lesser-known spots to enhance India’s tourism offerings.

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3. Lack of Awareness
Most tourists flock to famous spots, causing overcrowding, while India’s hidden gems go unnoticed.
Solution: Categorize destinations:

Group A: National/international hotspots
Group B: State-level attractions
Group C: Local district gems

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2. Price Regulation
During peak seasons, travel, hotels, taxis, restaurants, and shopping become super expensive. Many local providers ignore government price regulations, charging inflated rates.
Strict enforcement of fair pricing is crucial to ensure affordability.

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The major problems holding back India's tourism sector are:
1. Crowd Management:
The destinations are overcrowded during weekends and festivals, causing poor tourist experiences. Introducing an e-pass system with daily visitor limits to manage crowds can enhance the experience.

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Countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai, and Maldives, despite limited land, have thriving tourism industries contributing 10-20% to their GDP. We can and should learn from them.

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Compare this:

Paris attracted 25M foreign tourists in 2022.
Greece (with half the heritage sites as India) welcomed 33M foreign tourists.
India? Just 14.33M foreign tourists in 2022.

Why is India, with such unmatched diversity, lagging behind?

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India's tourism industry is massively underutilized, contributing just 4.6% to GDP. With our unmatched diversity—Jharkhand's dense forests, Kutch's salt deserts, Himalayan glaciers, Tamil Nadu's temples—this should be at least 20%! The potential is huge.

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We have an 8000-year-old civilization, hundreds of languages, cuisines, and landscapes—snow, beaches, mountains, forests, deserts, and greenery. Add to that 42 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. And yet, our tourism numbers are shockingly low.

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Best ways to make people to like you:

✅ Be genuinely interested in them.
✅ Strike a warm smile.
✅ Call everyone by their name.
✅ Be a good conversationalist.
✅ Genuinely learn from them.
✅ Make them feel important.

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Finding passion is hard. Instead follow the "Monday Morning Theory".

If your Monday mornings excite you about the week ahead and are as exciting as your Saturday nights, you've found your passion.

99% dread Mondays; the 1% who don't are the ones who succeed.

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@jaideepjourno I am pretty sure he will kill it there as well. His swag and chilled out attitude might attract a lot of Bollywood audience.

Also, his market in Tamil is slowly deteriorating. His solo films doesn't seem to work well. So, it's good shift.

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Gen Zs are so westernised these days. The way they speak, their fashion sense, their content consumption choices, everything is so West inspired.

They are trying hard to be them!

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@saketemails @tailsdogfood Thank you so much for featuring the design man. Means a lot!

Had a lot of fun working on this🚀

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@theJeremyMura I started designing on Canva. That too pretty bad ones. 😂

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@sahilpng Blue looks pretty good man Also it sort of represents trust.

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@ritendn Discipline is a superpower

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@sahilpng Congrats man🚀
Lot more to come.

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@sahilpng Thanks man✌🏻

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@FuelerHQ Reminds me of this joke
'Designers always live in Spain, where 's' is silent'

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@sahilpng Hi Sahil👋🏻