PM Modi inaugurated the new Kushinagar International Airport in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Kushinagar is known to be the final resting place of Gautama Buddha where after his death, he attained Mahaparinirvana. It is also the Buddhist circuit's center point, which comprises pilgrimage sites at Sarnath, Lumbini, and Gaya. For Buddhists, Kushinagar is among the most important pilgrim spots. Built at an estimated cost of Rs 260 crore, the new international airport is part of the government's endeavor to link Buddhist pilgrimage sites around the world, a report said. After inaugurating the international airport, the Prime Minister said it will boost tourism and connectivity, while also helping establish an entire economic ecosystem in the region as well as generate new job opportunities. Special attention to the development of places/regions that are associated with Lord Buddha as well as developing Kushinagar are among the top priority areas for the Uttar Pradesh and central governments. The terminal building of the new Kushinagar International Airport is spread across 3,600 square meters. The airport, which is the third international airport in UP, has been developed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) in association with the state government of Uttar Pradesh. The new terminal of Kushinagar International Airport can handle a total of 300 air passengers during peak hours, the report said. The Civil Aviation Ministry believes that the newly launched international airport in Uttar Pradesh will help in attracting more followers of Buddhism from India as well as abroad to Kushinagar, thus, it will enhance the development of a Buddhist theme-based circuit. According to the Civil Aviation Ministry, the journey of Bodhgaya, Lumbini, Kushinagar, Sarnath, Shravasti, Sankisa, Rajgir, and Vaishali of the Buddhist circuit will be covered in a lesser amount of time. Question: Explain how the opening of the above international airport is going to impact the Indian economy in terms of economic parameters.