ORGANIZATION OF AN EVENT AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL TERRITORIES
Rubrics: MANAGEMENT
Authors:
1.
Nizhny Novgorod State University of Engineering and Economics
(department Service, art. Teacher)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 693
to 700
Status:
Published
Received:
19.04.2024
Accepted:
19.04.2024
Published:
01.05.2024
Subject area:
VAC 5.2.6 Менеджмент
UDK 339 Торговля. Международные экономические отношения. Мировое хозяйство
UDK 339 Торговля. Международные экономические отношения. Мировое хозяйство
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
tourism sector, recreational potential, tourism product, festival, Vorotyn district, rural areas
Abstract (English):
Currently, in Russia the focus of tourist flows covers an increasing number of regions. The positive impact of the tourism sector on the economic development of the region and rural areas is known, but despite the obvious advantages, not all regions of the Russian Federation are able to fully use their natural tourism resources to attract the flow of tourists and economic development of rural areas. The formation of tourism business in rural areas is determined by the availability of tourism and recreational resources, which serve as the initial basis for the formation of the tourism product. Therefore, it is necessary to explore the recreational potential of rural regions for the production of tourism products that can satisfy the most diverse tourist and recreational needs of modern people. Today, tourism and recreational activities are among the most dynamically developing activities that affect the socio-economic situation of a particular territory. Effective organization of the tourism and recreational sector is becoming one of the main factors in the development of the territory’s economy, increasing the standard of living of the population through the creation of new jobs, growth in budget revenues, development of related industries, etc.
Currently, in Russia the focus of tourist flows covers an increasing number of regions. The positive impact of the tourism sector on the economic development of the region and rural areas is known, but despite the obvious advantages, not all regions of the Russian Federation are able to fully use their natural tourism resources to attract the flow of tourists and economic development of rural areas. The formation of tourism business in rural areas is determined by the availability of tourism and recreational resources, which serve as the initial basis for the formation of the tourism product. Therefore, it is necessary to explore the recreational potential of rural regions for the production of tourism products that can satisfy the most diverse tourist and recreational needs of modern people. Today, tourism and recreational activities are among the most dynamically developing activities that affect the socio-economic situation of a particular territory. Effective organization of the tourism and recreational sector is becoming one of the main factors in the development of the territory’s economy, increasing the standard of living of the population through the creation of new jobs, growth in budget revenues, development of related industries, etc.
Keywords:
tourism sector, recreational potential, tourism product, festival, Vorotyn district, rural areas
tourism sector, recreational potential, tourism product, festival, Vorotyn district, rural areas
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