Foreign and local climbers made different season choices in 1980: Foreign climbers preferred July-October for mountaineering expeditions. Indians preferred May-June and September-October. Indian climbers began…
In 1980, Indian mountaineering expeditions attempted sixty-one (61) peaks in the Indian Himalayas, whereas foreign expeditions attempted seventy-two (72) peaks. Only three (3) peaks were…
Japan, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Austria dominated demand side of the Indian mountaineering market in 1980. Uttarakhand and Jammu and Kashmir topped the supply…
This post compares foreign and Indian mountaineering expeditions to the Indian Himalayas in 2014 and highlights differences and similarities if any: Features Foreign…
India earned very nominal revenue from peak booking process because of 50% discount offered by Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) for the 2014 and 2015 climbing…
Only 39% foreign mountaineering expeditions to the Indian Himalayas were successful during 2014. Slightly more than 29% expeditions were unsuccessful. Information was not available for…
Mountaineers from foreign countries spent 1,372 days in the Indian Himalayas in 2014. During this period forty-five (45) attempts were made on thirty-three (33) peaks.…
Analysis of foreign mountaineering expeditions to the Indian Himalayas in 2014 reveals a number of interesting facts: Foreign expedition rate was 2.4 expeditions per…
Our analysis of the Indian mountaineering market indicates: Mountaineers from West Bengal attempted the maximum number of peaks in the Indian Himalayas during 2014. Himachal…
Download the full report (PDF, 1.35 MB)… The Great Himalaya Trail (GHT) Marketing Strategy 2011-2016: The Great Himalaya Trail Development Programme (September 2011). Government…
