Will Ayodhya's Ram Temple actually attract more tourists?
Will Ayodhya's ram temple actually attract more tourists?
Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, recently declared in a statement that Ayodhya's tourism would quadruple following the completion of the ram temple. The data provided by Kashi Vishwanath somewhat validates Yogi's forecast. Following the renovations, Kashi Vishwanath saw an increase in visitors from both domestic and international travel. According to statistics, 80 lakh tourists visited the area a year ago; however, following renovations in 2021, only roughly 7 crore 20 lakh individuals visited annually. Furthermore, by 2022, Kashi Vishwanath's donation had grown to Rs 100 crore, a 500% increase.See the benefits of religious tourism for the country through the data. Regarding religious travel, the Ministry of Travel has released some startling new data. In 2022, temples brought in a total of Rs 1.34 lakh crore. which in 2021 was around 65 thousand lakhs. It earned Rs 50,136 crore in 2020, Rs 2,11,661 crore in 2019, and Rs 1,94,881 crore in 2018. This is the year prior to this one. This indicates that the revenue statistics from pilgrimage locations have grown twice as quickly. Experts predict that if faith-driven economic growth continues, the nation will soon surpass Corona in growth rate.
Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, recently declared in a statement that Ayodhya's tourism would quadruple following the completion of the ram temple. The data provided by Kashi Vishwanath somewhat validates Yogi's forecast. Following the renovations, Kashi Vishwanath saw an increase in visitors from both domestic and international travel. According to statistics, 80 lakh tourists visited the area a year ago; however, following renovations in 2021, only roughly 7 crore 20 lakh individuals visited annually. Furthermore, by 2022, Kashi Vishwanath's donation had grown to Rs 100 crore, a 500% increase.See the benefits of religious tourism for the country through the data. Regarding religious travel, the Ministry of Travel has released some startling new data. In 2022, temples brought in a total of Rs 1.34 lakh crore. which in 2021 was around 65 thousand lakhs. It earned Rs 50,136 crore in 2020, Rs 2,11,661 crore in 2019, and Rs 1,94,881 crore in 2018. This is the year prior to this one. This indicates that the revenue statistics from pilgrimage locations have grown twice as quickly. Experts predict that if faith-driven economic growth continues, the nation will soon surpass Corona in growth rate.