Tourism is one of the pillars of socio-economic progress and one of the drivers of sustainable development. For this reason, the number of countries that are opening their doors to tourists is increasing. Various countries are investing at the regional, national, and transnational levels to develop tourism. Many of these developments are visible especially along the Silk Road.
Tourism has made a substantial contribution to the recent revitalization of the Silk Road and has led to record-breaking in various fields in this region. Studies show that travelers are now interested in experience-based travel; for this reason, transnational tourism routes such as the Silk Road, which are like a gateway to the experience of local cultures and display tradition alongside modernity, can attract a great deal of attention.
The present report examines the potential for tourism development and investment opportunities in this region and highlights suitable positions for promoting sustainable and competitive tourism. This report also examines the impact of "China's 21st Century Maritime Silk Road project" on tourism and, in a comprehensive way, puts the tourism potential of the Maritime Silk Road under the microscope.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian