Analysis of social, cultural, economic, structures in the growth and development of urban tourism(case study: Galugah city)

Tourism is one of the most dynamic economic activities of the present era which plays an important role in the sustainable development of the cities. From one side tourism acts in certain spatial pattern foundations. One of these urban tourism spatial patterns that could be considered as the key element in the sustainable urban development. Tourism is combined of numerous factors and is engaged with them which in this midst social, cultural, economic, environmental and fundamental structures are considered as the important factors amongst them
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For this manner and considering the importance of the study, the purpose of the research is to analyze the social, cultural, economic, structures in growth and development of urban tourism in the city of Galugah. The people under study in this research are the families, managers and tourists of the city of galugah.

This research is of an applied and descriptive-analytical nature. The statistical population of this study is households in the city of Golgah, officials and tourists. To investigate the effects of the proposed factors in tourism, the tool of the questionnaire used by the statistical population was the response and the data were analyzed by SPSS software and the HOLSAT model. Analysis of research data has been carried out. The results of this study indicate that both of the hypotheses are confirmed by the statistical tests taken from the components of the two hypotheses, and these structures have been able to contribute to the development of tourism in the region.

The results indicate that in the tourists and the host society sector, the quadruple aspects under study in the research is at a 99 percent meaningful relation to sustainable tourism development, meaning that it is the mark of the effectivity from social-cultural, economic, skeletal and fundamental affluence in the sustainable growth and development of urban tourism. The results of the HOLSAT model indicate that the performance of the components of economic structure is controversial and the performance of some of the components of socio-cultural structure is indicative of the need for re-planning in this direction