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DOI: Agrotourism As One Of The Prospective Directions Of The Tourist Industry
Sayfulloev Oybek Olimovich , Head Of The Department Of Commercialization Of Scientific And Innovative Developments Of Bukhara State University, Bukhara, UzbekistanAbstract
This article examines the role of the tourism industry in the economy of its countries, as well as agrotourism, its history, stages of development, which is considered as one of the main directions of development of the tourism industry. The main features and models of agrotourism are listed. Agrotourism models and their features are shown. It describes the ongoing and planned work on the development of agrotourism in Uzbekistan. Recommendations are given on the problems facing agrotourism and their solution.
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Tourism,, innovation,
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