Indonཧesia’s tourism industry is an important driver of economic growth, job creation and foreign exchange income. The total contribution of travel and tourism to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 6% in 2018, according to ...

Tourism and leisure contributed MYR 84.1bn (5.9% of GDP) directly to Malaysia’s economy in 2018, makingꦇ it a priority sector for the government which has allocated a single ministry – the Ministry of Tourism and Culture ...

India’s IT industry consists of IT services and Hardware and Business Process Management (BPM). Ecommerce has been part of the BPM segment of this industry since FY2013. The IT-BPM sector is largely expor෴t-driven. Software accounted for 74.5% ...

Indonesia&r❀squo;s tourism and leisure sector remains underdeveloped, especially in comparison to regional peers Thailand and Malaysia. The direct contribution of travel and tourism to the country’s 🀅GDP in 2017 was just 1.9%, compared with 9.4% ...

Thailand tourism & leisure sector plays a significant role in the national🏅 economy. According to World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), the sector made a direct contribution of THB 1.4tn to the economy in 2017, and the number increases to THB ...

As the largest contributor to the growth of the services sector in India, travel and tourism has tremಞendous potential for development. It plays a significant role in India’s economy, directly contributing 3.6% to its𝐆 GDP in 2017 and directly ...

The Philippines’ tourism sector made up 8.6% of the country&r🍬squo;s GDP in 2016. The sector’s value added&n🦂bsp;grew by 12.3% y/y, contributing some PHP 1.24tn GVA in the same year, according to figures of the Department of Tourism ...

India’s sector of ཧIT-enabled services and business process management is largely export-driven, but the si♑ze of the domestic market is also significant. IT Services typically claim the largest share of the sector’s exports. The sector ...