Foreign Countries' Experiences in Providing Transport Services in the Tourism Sector
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/economics.v38i1.378Keywords:
Tourism, transport infrastructure, rapid development, railway, aviation, ecological transport, efficiency, foreign experience, tourist flow.Abstract
This article analyzes the importance of providing transport services in the tourism sector, trends in the development of this sector in foreign countries and best practices. The role of transport infrastructure in increasing tourist flows, highly efficient modes of transport and their impact on creating convenience for tourists are studied. Based on world experience, practical recommendations for Uzbekistan on improving transport services are presented. The article presents scientifically based analyses of how the transport systems of countries such as France, Japan, the USA, Germany and South Korea have affected tourism.
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