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Thrs lots of scope in tourism sector in Bihar bt it need to be advertise....ek kahawat he "jo dikhta he whi bikta he"......bt ye sirf kahawat hi nhi hakikat v yhi he.......
Bihar me industries to he nhi ......agr he v to na k brabar.....agriculture pe kitna tikoge....ye bat v nhi he ki Bihar me tourism ko badhwa dene ke liye kuch nhi kiya ja rha....bahut kuchh kiya ja rha bt Advertise nhi .....
Thr must be a slogan or tag line or jingle for Bihar tourism......like ....where Nature n History stay together ....or ....where God come for holiday....etc.....bt thrs nthng like this wid the industry.....wht u think.....

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Permalink Reply by Rohini on August 9, 2012 at 2:09am

Chandra let face it dude, the money is with the foreign tourist. unless japanese and Thai buddhists dont come where do you expect the money to come from. Locals hardly spend money to make any difference in flow of money.

chandrasekharan menon said:

i can not agree with this view. airport is not a must for tourism developement. it is also one of the things among others. advertising is required. even domestic travelors who arrive by trains are enough to boost up bihar tourism. no need to look for foreigners. many pilgrims arrive in gaya airport from thailand, sri lanka etc...

chandrasekharan, kerala

Rohini said:

How can tourism flourish in Bihar when there is no international airport. Patna airport is unfit for the operation of big aircraft such as Airbus 320 and Boeing 737. Forget tourism in bihar.

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Permalink Reply by sumanta sinha on August 10, 2012 at 12:45pm

well said,rohini. we should take special measures to attract tourists from buddhist countries to generate maximum revenue.

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Permalink Reply by sumanta sinha on September 27, 2012 at 11:58am

please read my blog do something constructive to prevent persons like pradip das to destroy bihar's image.

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Permalink Reply by Sobhanund Seeparsad on September 27, 2012 at 1:28pm

Why only Japanese and Thai tourists? Why not tap the world market? Bihar has the potential to do well. What we need, first, a very proactive Tourism Promotion Board that can plan aggressive campaigns overseas as well as locally. Secondly, we need to have a powerful body to check on cleanliness, quality of service, etc offered by our hotels. Third, a stict check on transport providers is necessary--there are too many thugs and cheats swithin Patna city ready to pounce on tourists and fleece them. And what about cleanliness around places of interest? How do we get rid of beggars that hang around? How do we prevent using busy Patna city pavements as toilets? A lot of work has to be done also to change the mindset of the local people. Gandagi Patna or baki sahar ke log hi pehlate hein? Kharabi hamhi log me he. Agar log Bihar se dur rehte he, to khud Biharis hi zimedar he. Don't blame anyone, not even the Government. Charity begins from oneself. If each individual becomes responsible, there's no reason why Bihar won't change. First let's start by keeping our environment clean--don't pee or defeacate on roadsides and pavement, stop throwing garbage anywhere, anytime--this can be a beginning towards better outlook for Bihar tourism.

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Permalink Reply by Navin Mishra on September 28, 2012 at 11:23am

Good Morning Friends,

i do agree with you friend advertisement the most marketing is very poor of Bihar Tourisim , I recently visited the stall organised by Bihar Tourisim in Travel & Trade Fair in Surat on 31 Aug, 1st & 2nd of Sep 2012. The representative was just sitting there with an regester he didn't even know how to present Bihar in front of a traveller who is visiting his stall also there was alack of presentations on the layout of the stall, i m from Bihar but still i would haven't chosesn a package from him ....