FACTORS SHAPING THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM SERVICES IN MOUNTAIN REGIONS

Abstract

When analyzing the concept of tourism, we come to the conclusion that every person who has this leisure time, as a social group or individually, as a traveler, or for the purpose of leaving the place of residence for not less than 24 hours in search of work (except for trips with a change of permanent residence), people contains the relations between In our opinion, a person who travels for leisure is called a tourist. In some cases, any person traveling abroad is registered as a tourist, regardless of the purpose of their visit. In our opinion, this should be considered a wrong approach. Non-leisure travelers cannot be included in this group. Therefore, serious consideration should be given to accounting for this at the border.