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MATERIALS
OF THE XVI INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND
PRACTICAL CONFERENCE
SCIENCE W ITH O U T BORDERS - 2 0 2 0
March 30 - April 7, 2020 
Volume 14
SHEFFIELD 
SCIENCE AND EDUCATION LTD 
2020

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Science without borders - 2020 ★ Volume 14
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MATERIALS OF THE XVI INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE ★ March 30 - April 7, 2020
ECONOMIC SCIENCE
PECULIARITIES OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONDITION OF
UZBEKISTAN
M uzaffarov A sror Mamalatipovich
An assistant doctorate at TashkentState University o f Economics
There is a need to analyze the phenomenon of tourism as a category of 
intersectoral research in determining the priority directions of tourism development in 
our country.More precisely, by examining the particular features of this phenomenon, 
it is necessary to characterize its types and forms, and to identify many of the functions 
it performs.This, in turn, will help identify the tourism development priorities relevant 
to the tourism potential of a particular region (including Uzbekistan).1.
In order to analyze the category of modern tourism from a philosophical 
perspective in terms of the objectives of this research, it is necessary to highlight the 
following aspects of the phenomenon:
first of all, tourism is a socio-cultural activity aimed at meaningful social and 
cultural leisure;
secondly, philosophically, it is a form of social and cultural communication; 
thirdly, tourism is an industry that produces the services needed to meet the 
needs of travelers, and communication is one of its essential components.
Tourism as a socio-cultural phenomenon has many functions. The most 
important functions of tourism are: wellness, development, social status, social 
integration and cultural identity.
O f course, the socio-economic function of tourism cannot be ignored. The fact 
is that tourism is one of the largest and most dynamic sectors. According to the World 
Tourism Organization, tourism provides only 10% of the manufacturing and service 
market.And the profit from this means that it is only after the profit from oil 
production.The tourism sector accounts for 6% of global GDP, 7% of global