قصور البوسعيد في زنجبار في القرن 19 : قراءة في إمكانيات سياحة ثقافية مستدامة

الملخص EN

Tourism has certainly become an effective element in global economies, as it contributes to providing investment and foreign exchange opportunities, and participates in the national product of some countries by a large percentage.

If the tourism product of any rich place is a mixture of nature, history, culture, society, facilities and services, Zanzibar possesses those natural and cultural advantages.

Its palaces have a history of various stages and effects, and there is a culture that carries multiple formations within a society with diverse traditions and customs.

However, the tourism industry in any country requires a huge ability to market, provide accommodation, transport services, food, entertainment facilities, related tourism activities, and qualified and specialized cadres in tourism promotion.

If the country of Tanzania enjoys wonderful natural and touristic resources in its land part, its potential will multiply many times if it makes good use of its marine component represented in the island of Zanzibar, and its unique capabilities.

In the field of cultural tourism, Zanzibar is one of the most important regions in East Africa to attract this type of tourism, because of its elements that qualify it to be a major base for creating a tourist environment that provides a great income for Tanzania in general, and for Zanzibar in particular.

The historical monuments of the ruling Al Busaid family are among the most important pillars on which this tourism is based.

Since the concept of sustainable development anywhere means rational and rational use of state resources at the present time, and it must ensure the opportunity for future generations to benefit from that development, and that the pillars of this sustainability are finance, society, economy and the environment, the ability of the Zanzibar government in coordination with the state of Tanzania, It will make the royal palaces a permanent destination for European, Arab, Asian and African tourists.

But this will only be achieved on the condition that policies must be adopted that have the ability to manage the social, economic, technical and environmental potential of Stone Town and Qasr Al Busaid ..