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The travel and tourism industry contributed US $178 billion to India's GDP in 2021. By 2028, the industry is projected to contribute US$512 billion to India's GDP.

Orange Economy' or the creative economy refers to knowledge-based activities that integrate culture, creativity, technology, and IP to drive economic, social, and cultural development. YouTube's ecosystem alone added >₹10,000 crore to India's GDP (2

Durga Puja plays an important role in the economy of West Bengal since it contributes largely to its GDP and provides widespread employment to all sections of people. The creative industries associated with the festival are valued at about ₹32,377 cr

How badly can a war effect a company ? This is the real example from Syrian civil war Of the company called Aleppo textile Pre-War Economic Impact of the company’s • Share in Syria’s GDP: Approx. 24% of national GDP came from manufacturing, wit

📈 India Set to Become World's 4th Largest Economy in 2025 According to the IMF's World Economic Outlook April 2025, India is projected to become the fourth largest economy globally in 2025, surpassing Japan with a nominal GDP of $4.187 trillion. Th

India's Two-Year Low: The Middle Class Squeeze Amid Economic Turmoil India's urban consumption has hit a two-year low in 2024, driven by persistent inflation and stagnant wages. Middle-class households, already struggling with rising costs, are cu

Every major South Asian economy—except India and Bhutan—is staring at economic headwinds. Here’s the projected GDP growth rate for FY25: India: 6.4% Nepal: 4.4% Sri Lanka: 3.5% Bangladesh: 3.3% Pakistan: 2.7% While India stands out with stron

Bangkok went from being a normal city to the tourism capital of the world, with 30M tourists visitng thailand every year, Infact today tourism contributes to 20 to 25% of their GDP In early 2000's Thailand was stuck in their own problems with asia

India’s economic trajectory remains strong in 2025, with a projected GDP growth rate of 6.5-7%, making it one of the fastest-growing major economies. Despite global headwinds, India’s resilience can help survive the tough times. Key Growth Drivers:

In India, Product Managers earn an average of ₹13.4-₹25.8L annually, starting at ₹4.8L and reaching ₹40L for experienced professionals, significantly higher than the national average of ₹3.8L. Globally, salaries vary: US ($116,963 + $5K bonus), UK (£