TEA BUSH TOURISM: EXPLORING THE HORIZONS IN THE ASSAM LANDSCAPE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEVELOPMENT OF IN-SITU AVIATION INFRASTRUCTURE

This research investigates the transformative potential of integrating aviation infrastructure within tea estates to develop a sustainable tea bush tourism model in Assam, India. The study examines the synergistic relationship between Assam's rich tea heritage and strategic aviation development to create unique tourism experiences while enhancing regional connectivity. Through comprehensive analysis of economic projections, stakeholder frameworks, and policy implications, this paper demonstrates how in-situ aviation infrastructure can unlock Assam's untapped tourism potential. The research reveals significant opportunities for economic growth, employment generation, and cultural preservation through innovative tea-aviation tourism integration. Findings indicate that with proper planning and stakeholder collaboration, tea bush tourism supported by aviation infrastructure could generate substantial revenue streams while promoting sustainable development in rural Assam. The study proposes a comprehensive implementation framework addressing regulatory requirements, environmental considerations, and community engagement strategies essential for successful project execution.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17165001
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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TEA BUSH TOURISM: EXPLORING THE HORIZONS IN THE ASSAM LANDSCAPE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEVELOPMENT OF IN-SITU AVIATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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TEA BUSH TOURISM: EXPLORING THE HORIZONS IN THE ASSAM LANDSCAPE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEVELOPMENT OF IN-SITU AVIATION INFRASTRUCTURE

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This research investigates the transformative potential of integrating aviation infrastructure within tea estates to develop a sustainable tea bush tourism model in Assam, India. The study examines the synergistic relationship between Assam's rich tea heritage and strategic aviation development to create unique tourism experiences while enhancing regional connectivity. Through comprehensive analysis of economic projections, stakeholder frameworks, and policy implications, this paper demonstrates how in-situ aviation infrastructure can unlock Assam's untapped tourism potential. The research reveals significant opportunities for economic growth, employment generation, and cultural preservation through innovative tea-aviation tourism integration. Findings indicate that with proper planning and stakeholder collaboration, tea bush tourism supported by aviation infrastructure could generate substantial revenue streams while promoting sustainable development in rural Assam. The study proposes a comprehensive implementation framework addressing regulatory requirements, environmental considerations, and community engagement strategies essential for successful project execution.

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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