Investigation of tourism in arid cities and its role in sustainable development (Case Study: Miami County)

One of the models that some countries have focused on in the last two decades to promote sustainable tourism in arid regions has been the discussion of the identity and indigenous structures in tourism that have shaped the phenomenon of tourism. Considering the enormous potential of eco-tourism in Miami, it can be effective in developing sustainable tourism. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to investigate the tourism of arid cities and its role in sustainable development of Miami. This research is based on nature based on new analytical and exploratory methods and in terms of practical purpose. The population of the study is 384 and the data collection tool is in-depth interview and questionnaire. The collected responses were extracted and analyzed by pls structural assumptions. The results of this study showed that the tourism ecosystems of rural areas of Miami except for infrastructure infrastructures have influenced its sustainable tourism development. Indigenous structure with the amount and environment of indigenous environment and ownership and management structure have significant effect on sustainable tourism development in the study areas, but infrastructure infrastructure with 17.5% effect could not have significant effect on sustainable development of these areas.