THE FACTOR OF ECONOMIC STABILITY IS ALSO RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOURISM SECTOR
Keywords:
Economy, income, tourism, regional potential.Abstract
This article analyzes the role and importance of the tourism sector in ensuring economic stability. Tourism is one of the most important branches of a country’s economy, contributing to the growth of gross domestic product (GDP), the creation of new jobs, the increase of foreign exchange revenues, and the socio-economic development of regions. In addition, the development of the tourism sector strengthens economic stability by improving infrastructure, supporting small businesses, and encouraging private entrepreneurship. The article also highlights the reforms being implemented in Uzbekistan for the development of tourism and their impact on the national economy. The results of the study demonstrate that tourism is one of the key factors in ensuring economic stability, which is substantiated in this research.
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