Comparing Analytical Qeshm and Antalya for Providing Tourism Development Strategies

Tourism is the sum of the phenomena and interactions resulting from the interaction between tourists, capital, governments and host communities, universities and non-governmental organizations, in the process of attracting, transporting, accommodating and controlling tourists and other visitors. Over the past 6 decades, the tourism industry has experienced continuous development and diversification, which has become one of the largest and fastest growing sectors of economic growth in the world. Turkey was ranked sixth in the world in tourism in 2011, so the number of Russian tourists entering Turkey was more than 3 million in 2011 alone, despite our potential for attracting tourists. It has yet to achieve its true status at the regional or even global level. Antalya Free Beaches (Turkey) attracted about 9 million tourists in 2011, while Qeshm, despite all its strengths in the field of tourism, failed to attract tourists.
The purpose of this study was to compare analytical analysis of Qeshm and Antalya in order to present tourism development strategies. The research method is descriptive-analytical and reliant on SOWT model and library and documentary studies and field and authoritative field and journals.