India: land of contrasts and intrigue

Tourism in India, like the rest of the economy of the world’s second most populous nation, is booming. An airline ticket to India is an invitation to experience a fascinating journey through 5,000 years of civilization and intrigue and witness the impact that ancient cultures are having on one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

Improved infrastructure, the fastest growing airline business in the world, a concentrated program of building world-class hotels have followed one of the most successful international marketing tourism campaigns ever conceived.

“Incredible India” with its distinctive logo, sophisticated graphics and beautiful photographs is an initiative sponsored by the Indian government that has been remarkably effective.

It has helped transfer the global consciousness of India as a unique tourist destination, a country whose spectacular scenery is combined with its extreme contrasts of wealth, living conditions, religions, landscapes, and variety of its business and economic successes.

India attracts nearly five million foreign visitors a year. Unlike decades past, these visitors are not looking for a path to a personal guru, and the vast majority of them gave up their backpacks, if they ever had them, at least a quarter of a century ago. The number of foreign visitors to India is increasing rapidly due to the intrigue and fascination of the country, increasing awareness of its beauty and attractions and the best facilities and infrastructure.

Today, most of the visitors to India are sophisticated travelers who generally decide to experience the subcontinent having traveled frequently through the United States and Europe and have enjoyed at least one safari in sub-Saharan Africa.

India has many attractions, among which, unlike China, English is widely spoken, the oldest civilization in the world.

India has 27 World Heritage sites, topped by the Taj Mahal, the enduring and spectacular monument to a man’s love for a woman and a man’s artistic and engineering skills.

Invariably, a maiden voyage to India is an unforgettable assault on the senses. The richness of its culture, the vibrancy of its colors, the variety of its landscapes, the contrast in living conditions, from the most luxurious to the deepest, India is a fast-moving country.

A country where a village may depend on its water supply being drawn by an ox walking in an endless circle led by a retired turbaned herder riding at the rear. Yet less than 20 miles away is the city of Bangalore, whose reputation as the IT capital of the world rivals that of Silicon Valley.

A country where the sacred cow still rules the city’s roads and rapidly developing highway network, but where the best hotels, discreetly removed from the bustle of crowded streets and sometimes the hectic city, rival the best. of the world.

Many first-time visitors return again and again, becoming more and more explorers as a consequence, delving into the mysteries and wonders of this multicultural society with its incredibly intertwined history, art, and religious festivals.

Tours of India challenge all senses and emotions as five millennia of history and culture take on today’s computers, call centers and feudal countryside.

Exclusive private tours in India feature an unrivaled parade of colorful experiences, a diversity of great landscapes, and rare charm and courtesy.

Tours in India offer world-class luxury and a unique and enriching experience for the discerning international traveler.