Investigating the Role of Coastal Tourism in Citizen's Economic Development (Case Study: Port Deylam)

Industrial tourism, whose development requires knowledge and adequate knowledge of the factors affecting economic, social and cultural factors. Without the knowledge of the facilities available in each region, there will be no possibility of planning and scientific prediction. In fact, the recognition of natural, economic, social, etc. power in each region, allows planners to identify, based on the status quo, and the capabilities of the region, its development and direction. Therefore, in order to investigate the effects Economic tourism on the development of the region, the views of citizens on the development of tourism activities in the living conditions and life of the citizens of Deylam, has been surveyed. The research method is descriptive-analytic in this survey. The statistical population of this research is the population of 25730 people in Bandar Deylam. By computing the Cochran formula, 378 individuals were selected as sample and randomly. By deducing and analyzing the findings of the questionnaire , The relationships between variables through descriptive statistics (such as descriptive tables, etc.) and inferential statistics (T test), have been evaluated and analyzed using SPSS software capabilities. The results of the research show that the existence of coastal tourism related activities and its related activities with the economic development of the region has a significant relationship at the level of 0.05 and a significant level of p =0/000. This relationship is significant to the extent that most citizens consider the role of tourism, and in particular coastal tourism, in effective economic development and sustainable development.