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Hey, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Appreciate it! Firstly, for the market projection, I have considered this data and some hypothetical assumptions based on recent big events like Mahakumbh. You can check it here: https://www.expertmarketresearch.com/reports/indian-religious-and-spiritual-market?utm_source=chatgpt.com Secondly, MakeMyTrip, Yatra Seva, and Religious Yatra are solely focused on accommodations and packages. Tirth India is not focused solely on packages; rather, we want to cater to all the religious practices because there might be more competitors from big players bringing their own packages. Moreover, these platforms resonate with the upper-middle to higher-class people who can afford such packages. Tirth India will primarily cater to the lower to middle class, who are bigger in numbers in India, to have their own custom tour and budget planning with the help of our 'Generic' AI. To be more specific, we will be directly competing with players like Utsav, DevDham, Sri Mandir App, etc., who are more or less providing the same services, but the only differentiator is their structuring and personalization. I agree with your point that the market is crowded, but I still feel there is an opportunity to thrive in this market if we go deeper with innovations and proper planning.