19% rise in footfall at Indian heritage sites from 2019 to 2024, ticket revenue drops by 2.83%: Data
đź’¨ Abstract
India's centrally protected monuments saw a 19.35% increase in visitor footfall in 2023-24 compared to pre-pandemic levels, with domestic tourists accounting for 21.75% of this surge. However, the combined ticket revenue decreased by 2.83%, indicating a shift in visitor composition.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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