Целью настоящего исследования является оценка устойчивого туризма в районах с наибольшим туристическим потенциалом провинции Исфахан. В данной работе были рассмотрены пять основных аспектов устойчивого туризма (экономический, социокультурный, экологический), включающие 11 показателей экономической устойчивости, 11 показателей социокультурной устойчивости, 7 показателей экологической устойчивости. В данной работе были использованы описательные и аналитические методы измерительного типа с целью ответить на вопрос о том, является ли развитие туризма устойчивым на интересующем нас направлении. Для представления данных была использована программа Excel, а для их анализа – программа SPSS Statistics. Для оценки приоритетности устойчивости по каждому из показателей и устойчивости аспектов, рассматриваемых в данной части нашего исследования, был использована вариационный анализ.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate sustainable tourism in areas with the greatest tourist potential Isfahan province. In this paper we have been considered five major aspects of sustainable tourism (economic, socio-cultural and environmental), including 11 indicators of economic stability, 11 indicators of socio-cultural sustainability, 7 indicators of environmental sustainability. In this work we used the descriptive and analytical methods for the measurement type in order to answer the question of whether the development of sustainable tourism in the direction of interest. For data presentation we used a program Excel, and for their analysis - the program SPSS Statistics. For assessing stability of priority for each of the indicators and sustainability aspects covered in this part of our study, be used analysis of variance.
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