NEW DELHI: Ferrying a large number of tourists without having sufficient hotel rooms to put them in, may hurt the inbound tourism that has witnessed boom following the open sky policy, aviation and tourism industry leaders say.
Rigid land use laws, skyrocketing real estate prices and steeplechase of formalities have kept the industry from building more hotels required to accommodate the swell in tourist arrivals.
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What is an OPEN SKY in India? will someone explain?
Praful is the new Robert Clive in India.India has opened skies for foreigners but not for Indians.