On an overall index score of 7, where 1 is the worst, and 7 the best, India’s score of 4.25 was lower than its emerging-market peers such as China and Brazil, WEF’s new Insight Report showed. Among the world’s top 10 economies, India’s slide down the rankings was the sharpest, followed by the UK, which fell 3 places since 2019 to occupy the seventh spot. The US retained its top position, while China, the world’s second-largest economy, moved a notch higher to 8 in the global rankings.
The TTDI focuses on 119 economies based on factors and policies contributing to a sustainable and resilient development of the travel and tourism sector. The rankings reflect each country’s ability to develop and sustain its travel and tourism industry.
The United Arab Emirates saw the biggest growth in the index, while India remained above the average by 7.1%. The report calls for revamping tourism policies to create a more conducive environment for both…
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