| Issue - 2024 | Page No - 126 |
| TOURISM DIPLOMACY: INDIA CHINA MALDIVES AND USE OF SOFT POWER | |
| Dr. Shakeel Husain | |
| Abstract : | |
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Various dimensions of diplomacy, such as tourism diplomacy, health
diplomacy, diaspora diplomacy, public diplomacy, and terminology, are
prevalent in current international politics, serving as components of soft
power. Globalization, following the end of the Cold War, elevated trade to the
forefront of international relations, displacing other disputes between
countries and prioritizing economic interests. Essentially, following the
conclusion of the Cold War, nearly every nation finds itself in a state of
conflict, needing to prioritize economic interests over disputes, while
simultaneously balancing security concerns through the application of soft
power. The present research paper is an attempt to explore this element. An
attempt has been made to conceptually analyse tourism diplomacy, explore its
importance as a soft power component, and analyse it in relation to China,
India, and the Maldives. Read Pdf |
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