Generally, tourism can be defined as traveling outside the home and workplace, performing related activities at the destination and facilities available to accommodate and respond to the needs of tourists. In other words, tourism can be considered as a system that has different elements: origin (demand element), destination (attraction element), along with the travel element between these two places, as well as the result element (consequences). Thus, on the one hand, there must be sufficient demand for the attraction element in the place of origin, and on the other hand, while meeting the demand and needs of tourists in the destination, the consequences of this activity must be properly evaluated. This article tries to compare these elements in two different areas.
saeidi, A., mahmoodi, M., & khodadadi, P. (2013). Rural tourism: requirements and limitations with reference to the areas of Javaherdeh (Mazandaran) and Sarovabad (Kurdistan). Geography, 10(35), 5-17.
MLA
abbas saeidi; mohammad mahmoodi; parvin khodadadi. "Rural tourism: requirements and limitations with reference to the areas of Javaherdeh (Mazandaran) and Sarovabad (Kurdistan)". Geography, 10, 35, 2013, 5-17.
HARVARD
saeidi, A., mahmoodi, M., khodadadi, P. (2013). 'Rural tourism: requirements and limitations with reference to the areas of Javaherdeh (Mazandaran) and Sarovabad (Kurdistan)', Geography, 10(35), pp. 5-17.
VANCOUVER
saeidi, A., mahmoodi, M., khodadadi, P. Rural tourism: requirements and limitations with reference to the areas of Javaherdeh (Mazandaran) and Sarovabad (Kurdistan). Geography, 2013; 10(35): 5-17.
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