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India’s tourism sector remains constrained by regulatory complexity, says report

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India’s tourism sector remains constrained by regulatory complexity, says report
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A government report identifies regulatory complexity and visa hurdles as primary obstacles to the growth of India's tourism sector. The Ministry of Tourism plans to address these issues through regulatory simplification and a new digital promotion partnership with Google India.

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Tourism is a vital economic driver for India, and streamlining these processes could significantly boost international arrivals and infrastructure investment.

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The full potential of India’s tourism sector remains constrained by regulatory complexity and frictions in international accessibility, according to a report by the Union Ministry of Tourism and the NITI Aayog released on Tuesday (June 30, 2026).

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