Project Launched to Bring $50 Billion through Tourism every Year

[Reichsmarschall]

So you will throw another dumb post to cover the previous one?
Why don't you actually educate yourself first with the dumb proof steps I have listed in my previous response, before throwing in more crap?

Since you are probably too lacking in your skills of getting yourself educated. Here I have done a bit of work for you.
Hear it from a "gori" since you seem to be carrying plenty of insecurities for anyone other than that.

Try and educate yourself out of this "parha likha jahil syndrome" which plenty of my country mates happen to suffer with and feel happy.

Ignore that retard. His mother slept with an Indian and its showing.

I'm not really Indian, my dad is from India, but I'm a Canadian born citizen, plus my mom is from Pakistan.

 

[War Thunder]

What does his IP address say?

- PRTP GWD

I can make 10 different accounts on this forum with 10 different IP addresses.
IP is the last thing people should depend on these days.

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

I can make 10 different accounts on this forum with 10 different IP addresses.
IP is the last thing people should depend on these days.

No, I mean IP address can tell whether he is a Pakistani or a non-Pakistani.

- PRTP GWD

 

[War Thunder]

No, I mean IP address can tell whether he is a Pakistani or a non-Pakistani.

- PRTP GWD

I can be an Indian with an Indian IP, on an Indian forum, while not being an Indian.

 

[Goritoes]

I think its 50 Billion PKR, but for Pakistani economy to get a quick and easy boost, lets hope that we discover some large reserves of Oil and Gas.

 

[hunter_hunted]

I'm a Pakistani myself who has actually lived in Pakistan for several years. If I go to Pakistan it's not for tourism but because it is the country of my origin.
But Pakistan is trying to build its tourism industry not to attract visit of conservative Muslims like me. If you want tourism to succeed your target market is the well to do people of the world, who are mostly Western people, Europeans, but also East Asians.
And yes, those people, when they go abroad for tourism, want to have alcoholic drinks, usually beginning on the flight itself (so they won't enjoy PIA) they want to see dances - not necessarily erotic dances, but they will definitely not enjoy themselves in a conservative Muslim environment surrounded by burqas and hearing the Adhan five times a day.
Don't blame me, I'm a Muslim myself, I'm just giving you the bitter reality about why Pakistan can never be a tourist hub, unlike India.
You are also right that many Western people, especially women, who have toured India complain about the dirty looks and the sexual harassment by Indian men. They were actually not expecting that before they arrived and so they usually do go back with a bad experience.
But that doesn't mean they are going to start coming to Pakistan instead. Most Western people I know if they want to tour a Muslim country would prefer to visit an Arab country, like Egypt or Jordan or the Emirates (especially for shopping). It's just my experience that Western people are a lot more fascinated by Middle Eastern culture, language, cuisine, art, than they are by Pakistani. I don't know exactly why, but that's just how it is.
Also, they would rather visit Turkey, they would probably even rather visit a country in Africa than Pakistan. In fact, many would prefer to visit Iran rather than Pakistan

Sorry bro if tourists which are looking for belly dance they can visit egypt and if they want to harassed they can go to India no problemo. But in Pakistan they will have cusines, beautiful sights and they will not be harrased (even though i saw one incident where African lady was harrased and Pakistani people beat the shist out of countrymen) because we have good hospitality and we treat outsiders better than our countrymen and thats a fact

 

[Kamikaze Pilot]

I can be an Indian with an Indian IP, on an Indian forum, while not being an Indian.

Like @jamahir.

@Mentee @padamchen

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[Waterboy]

No one wants to come in a country where religious extremism is rampant and government bows down to fanatics.

 

[PakAlp]

At the moment revenues from tourism in Pakistan is around 6 Billion usa dollars, by 2025 the prediction is atleast 10 billion Usa dollars, so if we work hard 50 Billion Usa dollars is achievable in my opinion. We need better facilities, transport, security, visa, flight etc, tour guides. Will the Pakistani government implement this is a question mark.

We have atleast 10Million overseas Pakistanis who are a great asset for travel and tourism. If we can make the facilties, tourism activities, they would definitely visit all over Pakistan with families.

We have foreigners who love to visit Pakistan just to see the cultural side, visiting Punjab, Balochistan, Sindh, Kashmir, KPK is like visiting 5 different countries, climbing mount k2 and others, Skiing as IK mentioned, camping, hiking, rock climbing.

These type of people don't come for drinks, women or clubs, they want adventure.

We can also increase Medical tourism, religious tourism.

Pakistan’s tourism - huge untapped potential and way forward | The Express Tribune

Travel and tourism contributed $7.6 billion to Pakistan’s economy in 2016

tribune.com.pk

 

[Valiant]

I'm a Pakistani myself who has actually lived in Pakistan for several years. If I go to Pakistan it's not for tourism but because it is the country of my origin.
But Pakistan is trying to build its tourism industry not to attract visit of conservative Muslims like me. If you want tourism to succeed your target market is the well to do people of the world, who are mostly Western people, Europeans, but also East Asians.
And yes, those people, when they go abroad for tourism, want to have alcoholic drinks, usually beginning on the flight itself (so they won't enjoy PIA) they want to see dances - not necessarily erotic dances, but they will definitely not enjoy themselves in a conservative Muslim environment surrounded by burqas and hearing the Adhan five times a day.
Don't blame me, I'm a Muslim myself, I'm just giving you the bitter reality about why Pakistan can never be a tourist hub, unlike India.
You are also right that many Western people, especially women, who have toured India complain about the dirty looks and the sexual harassment by Indian men. They were actually not expecting that before they arrived and so they usually do go back with a bad experience.
But that doesn't mean they are going to start coming to Pakistan instead. Most Western people I know if they want to tour a Muslim country would prefer to visit an Arab country, like Egypt or Jordan or the Emirates (especially for shopping). It's just my experience that Western people are a lot more fascinated by Middle Eastern culture, language, cuisine, art, than they are by Pakistani. I don't know exactly why, but that's just how it is.
Also, they would rather visit Turkey, they would probably even rather visit a country in Africa than Pakistan. In fact, many would prefer to visit Iran rather than Pakistan

This makes ZERO sense. Trudeau's legalization of weed is clearly evident here

 

[Euro fighter]

Potential is there Pakistan is a huge country . Very hospitable and welcoming people , amazing history and landscape

For those who dont know Pakistan earns about $7 billion a year in Tourism a year

The most revenue earning destination is USA making over $230 billion a year

The most numbers are France 90 million vistitors a year

Here is the latest table and high lights how much work needs to be done by pakistan to raise its game

Mapped: The World's Top Countries by Tourist Spending (visualcapitalist.com)
Countries ranked by International tourism, number of arrivals (indexmundi.com)

 

[War Thunder]

No one wants to come in a country where religious extremism is rampant and government bows down to fanatics.

When are you flying out?

 

[Imran Khan]

pakistan can generate 50bn$ if make a free zone at sea where no pakistani laws apply .

 

[Reichsmarschall]

pakistan can generate 50bn$ if make a free zone at sea where no pakistani laws apply .

Seas are expensive, how about one hedonistic city in Balochistan or up north in GB?

 

[Imran Khan]

Seas are expensive, how about one hedonistic city in Balochistan or up north in GB?

it must be on beach a 100 sqkm area like Bahrain free for everyone no visa required (only few countries can be banned . with own airport and open as las vegas free as holland and with special system . i wish no pakistani bureaucracy work there too . everything from abroad . you will see its generate more then 50bn$ . booze marijuana sex clubs bikini beaches bars and protection of gov . everything allowed unless its not harmed anyone else. you will see 10bn$ to pakistani kharch deen gay jo abhi bahir ja ker uraty hain .