Современные проблемы сервиса и туризма 2015_v.9_#4 | Seite 46
Современные проблемы сервиса и туризма
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1) field of consumer tourist activity, 2) special area of business, 3) innovative technology of certain welfare objects development, and directly spheres of culture. Cultural tourism in the total share of the tourism market makes about 25% of
total of tourist earnings, and according to forecasts of experts it will only increase. Permanent replenishment and updating of cultural tourism types and forms, and in particular development of national artistic trades which are ubiquitous in
the Russian Federation comes from the increase in the number of tourist trips with the cultural and informative purpose.
Handicrafts develop small and medium business, and therefore play an increasingly important role in social and economic development of Russia. Considering the fact that not all Russian regions are provided with natural and recreational resources, national artistic trades can act basic, and probably the most innovative industries in the development
of the tourism sector, and will help to solve the most acute socially important problems of the depressive region (Ivanovo
region), which on a level of development occupies one of the last places in Russia.
Keywords: cultural tourism, depressive region, national artistic trades, Ivanovo region.
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