Identifying the factors affecting the development of the tourism industry in Hormozgan province according to the capabilities of marine ecotourism
Subject Areas : Geography
1 - Hormozgan University
Keywords: Marine ecotourism, Hormozgan, tourist attractions,
Abstract :
Marine ecotourism is considered as a fast growing and profitable market of the tourism industry, which is in the group of nature-based tourism and sustainable tourism. There is an increasing acceptance of the negative effects of the tourism environment on the natural environment. The coasts of the Persian Gulf, with their abundant natural resources, are one of the most important and profitable treasures of the south of the country in the field of tourism industry, whose capacities are limited due to the lack of proper marketing so far. It has not been used. In this article, under the title of identifying the factors affecting the development of the tourism industry in Hormozgan province, with regard to the capabilities of marine ecotourism, it has been tried to analyze the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats related to the tourism capabilities of this province using a descriptive and library analytical method. marketing its tourism industry and thus propose the marine ecotourism capabilities of this province.
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