A Study on the Satisfaction Rate of Foreign Tourists in Iran
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Extended abstract1-Introduction Tourism and journey industry are one of the most varied industries in the world. Tourism as a social-cultural phenomenon is considered as the widest form of human transportation. Increasing growth of 20th century has made many pundits to call it as tourism century. This industry has many effects on economic, social and cultural areas such as foreign exchanges, incomes, engagement, prices; dispense of incomes, migration, distribution the jobs, customs and arts. Considering the significance of tourism, the main goal of this essay is the satisfaction of foreign tourism in to the Iranian hosts in the extension of tourism industry. In this research the basic main is to persuade the tourism. 2- Methodology In order to achieve this aim, we have two attributive ways (based on a historical study) and ground study. Statistic society of this research includes of foreign tourism from five continents of the world that with the economic, social, cultural and sport goals travel to the Iran.385 tourism was been chosen as a best individual for evaluation from satisfactory from 6 introduce, resident, the general behavior, clean the street from anything, percept driver license, respect to the others and precept in the clean the street from individuals. 3– Discussion The results of the study showed that level of tourist satisfaction and the willingness of tourists to travel have high status. So the operators of public participation in protecting the global environment, cultural heritage and nature as an effective agent can help to develop the country's tourism industry. Achieving sustainable development in the countries involved in planning and implementing projects is essential. In this respect, we can organize tourism activities. In addition, many of the problems of agriculture and industry, social, economic and eliminates the problem of youth employment. Development of tourism in Iran, the government has an important role in the overall policy of the Government in this regard would be helpful. To investigate possible solutions should be considered from different perspectives of the tourism industry Charhandyshy for each of them and the obstacles in the way.4– Conclusion As a results 86% from tourism were very satisfy to the Iranian person and 95% like to travel to the Iran again. And the correlation coefficient between two variety the sense of satisfactory and the tendency to the travel to the Iran for second time is the considerable correlation r=582% and observe meaningful surface (p=0.000).Because this coefficient is positive and show the right relation between two variety, to the attention the measure of appointment coefficient (R2=0.34) about 0.34% from variety like to travel to the Iran again. So, when ascendant the measure of the sense of satisfaction of tourism than to the Iranian people increased the tendency to the travel to Iran for second time.Key words: tourism, tourist, satisfactory, tourism development ReferencesBrown D. (2003), Rural Tourism: An Annotated Bibliography ,Regional Economist , WashingtonBen, Daniel & Schwier M, (2003) “Social capital in virtual learning communities and distributed communities of practice”, Canadian journal of learning and technology. vol 29. Fischer, claude S. (2001).“Bowling alone: What’s the score?”, Department of Sociology. August.fukuyama, f. ( 2001), maintain appropriate and social capital, Golem Abass, tavassoli, jamah Iranian, Tehran.Hezarjaribi, j. & R. Safari Shali. (2010), an Investigation of Effective Factors on civilain’s social trust amanag iranian pepole,majalah jamashanasi karbordi (applied socialogy) vol 36,No.4, esfahan.Kamali, A. (2004) comparative study of social trust in cultural policies (P.H.D), Supervisor taghi Azaad Aarmaki, Tehran university, department sociology.Colman, J. (1999) foundations of social theory, Manouchehr Saboury, ney publications, first edition, Tehran.Giddens, A. (1995) sociology, Manouchehr sabouri,Tehran, ney publications, Tehran .Hykuy salehy, M, (2006) relationship between social capital network and mutual trust between the person and gender, Supervisor, Sosan Bastani, Alzahra university, department of sociology.Share pour M. (2002 ) Erosion of capital social and consequences . Namah anjoman Jamahshanaci,Vol 3. Giddens, A. ( 2000) , Modernity and Self-Identity, Nasser moafagheyan .tehran. ney publications, Tehran . Giddens, A. (1999) The Consequences of Modernity, mohsen salassy. center publications ,Tehran. Rezvani, A. A. (2003), world tourism journal of tourism and civil aviation in the ninth month of number51,june and july (2003) Versely, P. (1995), modern sociology , pouyan hasan , chappakhsh publications. first edition Eshvandy, M. (2000). position of tourism in Iran, Supervisor Hamid Ansari, Tehran university, department sociology.
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