The Development of Tourism Management as a Significant Part of Economy in Uzbekistan
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15788485Keywords:
tourism management, economy, Uzbekistan, tourism, innovationAbstract
Tourism management is a significant part of the economic development of Uzbekistan. With its rich history,
diverse culture, and natural beauty, Uzbekistan has become an attractive destination for tourists. Innovations in tourism
management play a crucial role in enhancing local economic growth and improving the quality of tourism services.
Collaboration between the state and the private sector, along with new investment projects and marketing strategies,
is facilitating the attraction of international tourists to Uzbekistan. By developing tourism management, the country can
create new job opportunities, enhance the welfare of the local population, and strengthen Uzbekistan’s image on the
international stage. The strategic importance of tourism management lies not only in its economic benefits but also in its
capability to promote cultural exchange and sustainability
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