Q1) Kerala has the highest number of hotels as seen in the bar graph below.

Q2)

States with 3 types of climatic conditions are Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Himachal
Pradesh, Haryana, Tamilnadu, West Bengal, and Madhya Pradesh.
Q3)

● The above chart suggests that Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura have the lowest number
of hotels among the northeastern states. Thus, this can be an excellent opportunity for
the hotel industry to flourish.
● The hotel industry goes hand in hand with the tourism industry. Northeastern states
prove to be very promising for the tourism sector to grow because of its physical and
human diversity.
● The hotel industry can tie up with various travel agencies such as Make My Trip, Kesari
Tours, Veena Travels etc.
● Hotels can employ more locals thus boosting employment in the northeastern states
which in return will encourage the establishment of more hotels.
● The hotel industry must also promote the culture in terms of food and stay so that the
tourists get a more authentic northeastern experience.
Q4)

This is a pivot table that has a list of hot desert arid regions as rows and the number of hotels in
the respective state as the next column.

Q5) The ideal states to set up a hotel would be the ones with all climatic conditions and the least
amount of competition. Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Haryana would be ideal.
The ideal state for establishing a hotel will be Madhya Pradesh because it offers all types of
temperatures and less competition. As many devotees travel there each year to access the
cultural and spiritual history of practically all the religions. Additionally, it boasts low hills and a
river valley, both of which draw tourists.
As mentioned earlier tourism and the hotel industry go hand in hand and since tourism is a huge
profit-making business in MP, the hotel industry has a chance to flourish more.

Q6)

Using the Excel formula for average, we get the average number of monsoon days as 120.66