Religious tourism facilities in duhok (North Iraq)
2021
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Abstract (EN)
The study conducted about the possibilities of developing faith tourism in Duhok Province. The reason for this is the importance of tourism as an economic sector that can provide hard currencies to the country and provide new business opportunities. economic, social and political implications. The study was based on personal interviews and site visits in Duhok Prefecture to determine the availability of tourism services and what these places need to develop them. My research consists of four parts. In the first part, tourism and its types are mentioned in general. In the second part, he explained about faith tourism in the world and in Iraq, especially in the city of Duhok. There are twenty faith tourism destinations coming from Dohuk province. (10) sites are for Muslims, (6) Christians, (2) Jews, and (1) Yezidis, and (1) Zoroastrians. In the third chapter, the relations of tourism with geography are mentioned. It consists of human and physical characteristics of Duhok province. and eventually reached some human, social, religious and economic results as a result of the research.
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Dr. Shahwan Taher Mohammed Ameen Zebarı
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Shahwan Taher Mohammed Ameen Zebarı (Master Thesis). Religious tourism facilities in duhok (North Iraq), 2021, Fırat University.
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