Finlatics Project - 2 Report

Q1) Which state has the highest number of hotels? Depict this via a bar graph that
compares all states.

No of Hotels per State

Kerala 672K
Tamil Nadu 116K
Gujarat 107K
Maharashtra 102K
West Bengal 87K
Himachal Pradesh 83K
Rajasthan 72K
Uttar Pradesh 58K
Uttarakhand 50K
Haryana 48K
Goa 44K
Karnataka 40K
INDIAN STATES

Telangana 34K
Andhra Pradesh 34K
Chhattisgarh 25K
Assam 25K
Odisha 20K
Madhya Pradesh 14K
Sikkim 12K
Punjab 11K
Arunachal Pradesh 5K
Jharkhand 4K
Bihar 4K
Manipur 3K
Meghalaya 2K
Tripura 1K
Nagaland 1K
Mizoram 1K
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Based on the above bar graph, Kerala state has the highest number of hotels compared to all
other states.
Q2) Which states have three types of climatic conditions?
Serial No. States Tropical Wet Tropical Dry Subtropical Humid Mountain Climate Total Climates
4 Bihar Subtropical Humid 1
6 Goa Tropical Monsoon 1
15 Manipur Subtropical Humid 1
16 Meghalaya Subtropical Humid 1
17 Mizoram Subtropical Humid 1
18 Nagaland Subtropical Humid 1
22 Sikkim Mountain Climate 1
25 Tripura Subtropical Humid 1
1 Andhra Pradesh Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe 2
2 Arunachal Pradesh Subtropical Humid Mountain Climate 2
3 Assam Subtropical Humid Mountain Climate 2
5 Chhattisgarh Tropical Savannah Subtropical Humid 2
10 Jharkhand Tropical Savannah Subtropical Humid 2
12 Kerala Tropical Monsoon Arid, Steppe 2
19 Odisha Tropical Savannah Subtropical Humid 2
20 Punjab Arid, Steppe Hot Deserts 2
21 Rajasthan Arid, Steppe Hot Deserts 2
24 Telangana Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe 2
26 Uttar Pradesh Arid, Steppe Subtropical Humid 2
27 Uttarakhand Subtropical Humid Mountain Climate 2
7 Gujarat Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe Hot Deserts 3
8 Haryana Arid, Steppe Hot Deserts Subtropical Humid 3
9 Himachal Pradesh Arid, Steppe Subtropical Humid Mountain Climate 3
11 Karnataka Tropical Monsoon Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe 3
13 Madhya Pradesh Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe Subtropical Humid 3
23 Tamil Nadu Tropical Monsoon Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe 3
28 West Bengal Tropical Savannah Subtropical Humid Mountain Climate 3
14 Maharashtra Tropical Monsoon Tropical Savannah Arid, Steppe Subtropical Humid 4

No of Climates

Maharashtra 4
West Bengal 3
Tamil Nadu 3
Madhya Pradesh 3
Karnataka 3
Himachal Pradesh 3
Haryana 3
Gujarat 3
Uttarakhand 2
Uttar Pradesh 2
Telangana 2
Rajasthan 2
Punjab 2
Odisha 2
Kerala 2
Jharkhand 2
Chhattisgarh 2
Assam 2
Arunachal Pradesh 2
Andhra Pradesh 2
Tripura 1
Sikkim 1
Nagaland 1
Mizoram 1
Meghalaya 1
Manipur 1
Goa 1
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Based on the above bar graph, Maharastra, West Bengal, Tamilnadu, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka,
Himachal Pradesh, Haryana and Gujarat have at least 3 types of climatic conditions.
Q3) Among the northeastern states which are best to set up a hotel? Use Clustered
Column Chart and give recommendations for hotel industry investors.

North East States Data

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Hotels Total Climates

Based on the given data, the recommendations to set up a hotel are as follows

1) Arunachal Pradesh

• Hotels: 5,000
• Climates: Subtropical Humid, Mountain Climate
• Monsoon Duration: 136 days (01-Jun to 15-Oct)
• Recommendation: Arunachal Pradesh offers a unique blend of climates and a rich
cultural heritage. The dual climate makes it attractive for tourists year-round. The
state's scenic beauty and adventure tourism potential make it an excellent investment
destination. The lower number of hotels suggests less competition and room for
growth.

2) Meghalaya

• Hotels: 2,000
• Climate: Subtropical Humid
• Monsoon Duration: 136 days (01-Jun to 15-Oct)
• Recommendation: Known as the "Abode of Clouds," Meghalaya is famous for its
natural beauty, waterfalls, and living root bridges. Meghalaya presents opportunities
for cultural and ecological tourism. The state's moderate hotel count and unique
attractions offer good investment potential in boutique and nature-centric hospitality
ventures. Adjacent to Assam helps in redirecting tourists to Meghalaya, as tourists
footfall is higher in Assam. Also, less number of hotels indicates potential growth for
the hotel industry.
Q4) Customise the pivot charts to add/change the fields in the fields list with other fields
and by using chart styles to customise the charts.

Made the Pivot table using the given data and data extracted from the Indian map. Used states in Rows
and made different tables with no. of hotel, no. of climates and no. of monsoon days in column area.
Also, added slicers to filter the data as per the requirement.
Row Labels Sum of Total Climates Sum of No. of Days
Maharashtra 4 113
Himachal Pradesh 3 76
West Bengal 3 118
Madhya Pradesh 3 113
Gujarat 3 92
Tamil Nadu 3 136
Haryana 3 76
Karnataka 3 132
Rajasthan 2 76
Odisha 2 132
Telangana 2 132
Uttar Pradesh 2 108
Punjab 2 76
Chhattisgarh 2 132
Jharkhand 2 113
Assam 2 136
Arunachal Pradesh 2 136
Uttarakhand 2 108
Kerala 2 136
Andhra Pradesh 2 136
Meghalaya 1 136
Goa 1 132
Tripura 1 136
Sikkim 1 132
Bihar 1 113
Mizoram 1 136
Nagaland 1 136
Manipur 1 136
Grand Total 57 3334
Row Labels Sum of Total Climates Sum of No. of Days
Maharashtra 4 113
Himachal Pradesh 3 76
West Bengal 3 118
Madhya Pradesh 3 113
Gujarat 3 92
Tamil Nadu 3 136
Haryana 3 76
Karnataka 3 132
Rajasthan 2 76
Odisha 2 132
Telangana 2 132
Uttar Pradesh 2 108
Punjab 2 76
Chhattisgarh 2 132
Jharkhand 2 113
Assam 2 136
Arunachal Pradesh 2 136
Uttarakhand 2 108
Kerala 2 136
Andhra Pradesh 2 136
Meghalaya 1 136
Goa 1 132
Tripura 1 136
Sikkim 1 132
Bihar 1 113
Mizoram 1 136
Nagaland 1 136
Manipur 1 136
Grand Total 57 3334
Q5) Which is the best state for setting up a hotel? Why?
we need to consider not only the number of existing hotels but also factors such as tourist attractions,
tourism demand, infrastructure, growth potential, and competition.

Key Metrics:

1. Number of Hotels: Indicates the existing competition.

2. Number of Tourist Attractions: Indicates potential tourist inflow.
3. Other Factors: Infrastructure, connectivity, economic conditions, and government support.

Top States for Hotel Investment:

Tamil Nadu – No. of Hotels: 116,000

• Tourist Attractions: 200+

• Advantages:
o Highest number of tourist attractions.
o Strong infrastructure and connectivity.
o High cultural and heritage significance.
• Considerations:
o High competition due to the large number of existing hotels.

Kerala – No. of Hotels: 672,000

• Tourist Attractions: 100+

• Advantages:
o High tourist inflow due to natural beauty and backwaters.
o Strong tourism infrastructure and hospitality sector.
• Considerations:
o Extremely high competition; the market is already saturated.

Maharashtra – No. of Hotels: 102,000

• Tourist Attractions: 150+

• Advantages:
o Major cities like Mumbai, Pune attract international tourists.
o Strong economic conditions and infrastructure.
• Considerations:
o High competition but balanced with high demand.

Rajasthan – No. of Hotels: 72,000

• Tourist Attractions: 150+

• Advantages:
o Known for heritage tourism (palaces, forts).
o Consistent tourist inflow throughout the year.
• Considerations:
o Moderate competition, niche market for luxury and heritage hotels.

Karnataka – No. of Hotels: 40,000

• Tourist Attractions: 150+

 • Advantages:
o Mix of natural and cultural attractions.
o Emerging technology and business hubs like Bangalore.
• Considerations:
o Lower competition compared to the tourist attractions.

Karnataka stands out as a balanced option for setting up a hotel. Because of the following
Moderate Competition: With 40,000 hotels, the competition is manageable compared to Tamil Nadu
and Kerala.
High Number of Tourist Attractions: 150 tourist attractions indicate a steady inflow of tourists.
Economic and Infrastructure Growth: Bangalore, being a tech hub, brings in business tourists as
well as leisure tourists. The overall infrastructure in Karnataka is improving, and there’s significant
potential for growth.

Q6) What is the average number of days the rainy season lasts in Indian states?
Serial No. States Onset Date Retreat Date No. of Monsoon Days
1 Andhra Pradesh 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
2 Arunachal Pradesh 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
3 Assam 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
4 Bihar 10-Jun 01-Oct 113
5 Chhattisgarh 05-Jun 15-Oct 132
6 Goa 05-Jun 15-Oct 132
7 Gujarat 15-Jun 15-Sep 92
8 Haryana 01-Jul 15-Sep 76
9 Himachal Pradesh 01-Jul 15-Sep 76
10 Jharkhand 10-Jun 01-Oct 113
11 Karnataka 05-Jun 15-Oct 132
12 Kerala 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
13 Madhya Pradesh 10-Jun 01-Oct 113
14 Maharashtra 10-Jun 01-Oct 113
15 Manipur 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
16 Meghalaya 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
17 Mizoram 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
18 Nagaland 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
19 Odisha 05-Jun 15-Oct 132
20 Punjab 01-Jul 15-Sep 76
21 Rajasthan 01-Jul 15-Sep 76
22 Sikkim 05-Jun 15-Oct 132
23 Tamil Nadu 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
24 Telangana 05-Jun 15-Oct 132
25 Tripura 01-Jun 15-Oct 136
26 Uttar Pradesh 15-Jun 01-Oct 108
27 Uttarakhand 15-Jun 01-Oct 108
28 West Bengal 05-Jun 01-Oct 118
Average no. of Rainy days 119

So, based on the data given about monsoon onset dates and retreat dates, I have calculated the
duration of monsoon and found the average no. rainy days are 119.