THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL TOURISM IN UZBEKISTAN (BASED ON THE YEARS 1993-1997)

Murodov Halim Salimovich

Authors

Murodov Halim Salimovich Associate Professor, "Social Sciences" Department, Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Historical Sciences

Keywords:

tourism, WTO, The Great Silk Road, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Meridian, intercontinental, Holiday Inn, Samarkand Declaration, McNulty Group, La Strada and Gallery, Hemingway.

Abstract

This article analyzes the tourism policy pursued in Uzbekistan with the aim of creating conditions for the development of the international tourism industry, studying the experience of countries with developed tourism, as well as the measures of international cooperation with them. One of the main ways to promote Uzbek tourism in the world is international fairs and the importance of establishing cooperation relations.

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