Religious Tourism Market, By Type (Catholicism , Islam , Buddhism , Confucianism , Hinduism , and Others), By Age Group (Below 20 Years , 20-30 Years , 30-40 Years , 40-50 Years , and Above 50 Years), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa)

Published In : Apr 2024

Code : CMI6868

Pages :132

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Industry : Consumer Goods

Market Concentration and Competitive Landscape

Religious Tourism Market Concentration By Players

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Spiritual Well-being and healing

A large proportion of religious tourists are motivated by the prospect of enhanced spiritual well-being, inner peace, and relief from stress and even healing from diseases that they associate with their pilgrimages and festivals. Being in the proximity of places revered in scriptures or the presence of religious sites is considered spiritually uplifting. It offers an opportunity to pray for wellness, give offerings or participate in rituals aimed at alleviating health issues. This psychological assurance and faith in receiving spiritual benefits is a major driver for many devotees. The growing emphasis on spiritual health and holistic healing approaches in recent years has further strengthened such beliefs. Many destinations have therefore leveraged this sentiment skillfully in their marketing by highlighting the spiritual energies of their shrines. This supernatural appeal continues to be an important pull factor.

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