Role of tourism economic development in Jammu and Kashmir A study

Abstract

After the end of World War II, tourism patterns among developed countries have been significantly widespread. While the role of the tourism sector was acknowledged in domestic economies for the mid-20th century, it was largely ignored by global research for growth and development up until the 1950s. Starting in the 1950s, growth and development literature began to recognise tourism as it also became part of individual countries' growth-oriented economic policies. In view of the growing importance of tourism, many countries are taking on specific benefits for the development of the tourism industry. In view of the impacts of such stimulus programmes focused on the aim of fostering economic development through the mediation of tourism, it can be found that certain countries have succeeded, while others have not been able to achieve their targets. Tourism is perceived to be a significant economic practise for industrialised or emerging nations. This paper is intended to show the Role of tourism economic development in Jammu and Kashmir. The statistical analysis is conducted with the help of SPSS tool.