واقع التنمية المستدامة و انعكاساتها على التنمية السياحية : دراسة حالة-محافظة أريحا في الضفة الغربية- فلسطين

Abstract EN

The study aimed to identify the reality of sustainable development in the governorate of Jericho, and their impact on tourism development in the province, where is the city of Jericho, the oldest city in the world, famous for tourism, historical (archaeological) is also considered and history of the city's famous tourism season means that its tourism specializes in the winter because to moderate temperatures, from here study aimed to identify the foundations that give to the province as having or characterized by these criteria, and identify the strengths and weaknesses, which prevent the conflict between development and sustainable tourism development without affecting the surrounding environment pollution and others, Use the researchers descriptive analytical method through the use of major roads in the collection of data sources important in the analysis, a questionnaire, and discharged through the packet statistical spss and interviews free with some of the citizens and through websites, books and references, see the researchers as they live put the province.

After the analysis was reached on a set of results, including: that the volume of maintaining a small if they want to focus on sustainable development without conflicting with other areas of development, and lack of coordination among stakeholders to support the areas of diversified development, as it is currently focused on construction of urban development, and the results showed that development is focused on building urban manufacturing, and that the expense of development and sustainable tourism development in the province, in addition to being at the expense of development, environmental, agricultural, building on the results has been developing recommendations, including: an end to the risk that you get to this province by what is happening of the deliberate murder of wealth tourism and agriculture, and developing systems and strict laws limiting the construction of urban creeping at the expense of fertile agricultural land, and not to grant building permits urban in the fertile agricultural regions, especially those containing water wells, and not to grant building permits urban close to agricultural areas and residential and tourism and who work on the pollution of the environment, and specifically such as building factories and workshops, and others