دور المدن و القرى السياحية في تحسين التنمية السياحية المستدامة : حالة الجزائر

Joint Authors

سلامي، أحمد بوبكر
ابن تفات، عبد الحق

Source

مجلة التنمية و إدارة الموارد البشرية : بحوث و دراسات : مجلة دولية علمية دورية محكمة

Publisher

Blida 2 University-Lounici Ali The Laboratory of Organizational Development and Human Resources Management

Publication Date

2017-11-30

Country of Publication

Algeria

No. of Pages

10

Main Subjects

Economics & Business Administration

English Abstract

This study aims to identify the role of cities and tourist villages in excellence in the sustainable tourism development in Algeria, not to mention the follow-up of the interest of the Algerian authorities in these cities in terms of tourism investment and legal protection, in addition to access to the contribution of these cities in particular, and tourism in general in Algeria, Through indicators of contribution to GDP.

We have relied on the descriptive approach.

The results of the study indicate that Algeria currently owns 174 cities and tourist villages or tourist sites distributed throughout the national territory, and is directed towards tourism investment, which made the Ministry of Tourism invites all national and foreign bodies to invest in this important field.

In 17/02/2003 on expansion areas and tourist sites.

According to the data of the International Organization for Tourism, Algeria's tourism flow reached about 3.7 million tourists in 2016 compared with 1.6 million tourists in 2004.

The total tourism revenues amounted to about 6.1 billion dollars in 2016, with promising figures expected in the future if the tourism strategy is committed, With the preservation of tourist sites that have been monitored in Algeria, where there are 22 tourist expansion areas under study for the purpose of preparation at the level of the National Agency for Tourism Development, seven of these areas have been fully studied.

Moreover, the results of the study showed that the Algerian authorities were interested in coastal tourism cities while neglecting the internal tourist cities, despite the recent international trend of internal tourism such as desert tourism and bathrooms tourism.

This is mainly due to the lack of a clear strategy in the tourism industry in Algeria and the weakness of tourism planning in Algeria.

Therefore, the study recommended that the state seek to reduce this trend by rehabilitating coastal cities within the internal tourism policy, as it is the right way to win the battle to promote sustainable tourism development in Algeria.

Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-875003

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