Potentials and prospects of tourism development in the southern region of uzbekistan

tourism in the Republic of Uzbekistan and increase of their effectiveness” January 5, 2019 PF-4095
 

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ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF MODERN SCIENCE, EDUCATION AND TRAINING. 2019-V ISSN 2181-9750
 
MODERN PROBLEMS OF TOURISM AND ECONOMICS
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the Southern region is very low to other regions of the Republic. (For example, 
Tashkent region, Khorezm, Samarkand, and Bukhara). It will reduce the tourism in 
the region of tourists’ interest because of a seasonal activity. 
For this, the development of tourism infrastructure requires the creation of 
tourism clusters in recreational areas or in mountains and mountainous areas. 
It is well known that the formation and the development of private property 
relations in tourism differs from other areas by their specifics. The modern stage of 
tourism development is characterized by crafts, and semi-crafts, the presence of a 
large number of small enterprises in the form of family. 
In tourism enterprises, especially after investing, management costs increase to 
70-80% of fixed costs. The main reason for this is that the cost of energy, repairs, 
personnel, depreciation, interest must be independent of the line's length. The high 
cost of sustainable costs is an important figure in profitability, and the performance 
and size of the profitability point make it difficult on using quantity. 
The most important feature and a critical factor are too close in tourism 
investment. In areas where subcontracting facilities (roads, water, electricity, 
sewerage, telephone, etc.) are not available, it is not possible to invest in tourism. 
Conclusions and Suggestions. 
In general, nowadays the tourism industry in 
the southern region is insignificant. The main reasons are as follows: 
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Monopoly character of some tourism companies operating system in the region; 
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Сreation and effective functioning of new small tourism firms due to the lack of 
qualified personnel in the tourism sector, which can carry out investment projects; 
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Inadequate marketing research in tourism; 
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Insufficient scientific and unadvertising - information support of national product 
movement in the world market; 
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The creation of economic mechanisms that encourage the development of foreign and 
local tourism; 
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Newly established tourist firms are limited by a narrow range of activities. 
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The need for tax and customs incentives to encourage investment flows. 

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