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The socia-economic contributions of the tourism sector to the Kapadokya-Nevşehir region and the problems it faces

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2022
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The tourism sector whose share in the world economy has increased greatly over the years has become an important market for countries nowadays. Especially for both a developing country and a prosperous country in terms of tourism diversity like Turkey, tourism provides great contributions to the country both economically and socially. Turkey has increased considerably the investments in the tourism sector in recent years because of these advantages. By way of these investments, Turkey has purposed to increase the number of tourists coming to the country, tourism revenues, and tourism expenditures a pop. One of the regions where these tourism investments are made in the region of Cappadocia, which has unique beauties in Turkey. The region of Cappadocia is an important destination for Turkey because of its unique beauty. In this context, the aim of the said research is to evaluate the tourism sector in terms of both Turkey and the Cappadocia-Nevsehir region with its economic, social, and environmental dimensions and make suggestions for the recognition of this region on national and international platforms. In addition, the problems faced by the tourism sector are also discussed with a comprehensive perspective. Within the scope of the research, 240 samples residing in the province of Nevsehir, known as core Cappadocia, were applied to the survey form, which was created in line with the research purposes, within the framework of the sampling method. Keywords: Tourism sector, Socio-Economic, Tourism And Cappadocia,The Problems Of Tourism.

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Umut Kocatepe

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Umut Kocatepe (Master Thesis). The socia-economic contributions of the tourism sector to the Kapadokya-Nevşehir region and the problems it faces, 2022, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University.

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