ABSTRACT

Nowadays the concept of conventional tourism has changed. Some new tourism destinations have already come out such as Agri-Tourism. The encouragement of tourism will carry many indirect and direct advantages to the people. Agri-tourism offers an exclusive opportunity to integrate the tourism and agricultural sectors to offer specific educational, financial and social benefits to producers, tourists and communities. Agri-tourism provide producers the opportunity to make more money and a way to sell directly to customers. It improves the tourism business by rising the volume of tourists in the region and the span of their stay. Agri-tourism as well empowers community to grow their bases of tax and new job opportunity. In addition, agriculture offer opportunities in the field of education for the community, help conserve agricultural land, and allow countries to develop businesses. While tourism can create new incoming streams, it also raises new legal issues for farmers and landowners. Agricultural tourism is a new agricultural doings related to both agriculture and tourism. Maharashtra is the main centers for the tourists and has a large area and has huge potential to give confidence to the farmers to set up little and efficient businesses such as tourism of agriculture in rural India. Agricultural tourism can be a useful way to expand and diversify a farm, but it does not work well in all cases. This paper seeks to identify problems in agricultural tourism in India and what can be done to solve these problems. Prospects for the future of tourism in India and what the government is doing to promote this tourism in India. The pilot research project is used as a device to study the concept, to gain in-depth knowledge of the scope and challenges of agricultural tourism. Keywords- Agro-tourism, Educational Opportunities, Tourists, Rural India, Tourism
Publication date: 01/12/2021

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2021/10.12.2053