Atabek Alimov
@tdaunukus.uz
Vice-rector
Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies of Karakalpakstan
RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS
Economics and Econometrics, Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management, Business, Management and Accounting
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Kai Zhu, Quan Zhou, Yufeng Cheng, Youtian Zhang, Ting Li, Xiaoyue Yan, Atabek Alimov, Erkin Farmanov, and Lóránt Dénes Dávid
Frontiers Media SA
The relationship between the tourism economy and the ecological environment is under pressure, and balancing this relationship is crucial for promoting regional sustainability. In this study, the Yangtze River basin, the first largest river in Asia and third largest in the world, was selected as the focus area. The spatial and temporal characteristics of tourism economic development and ecological environmental pressure from 2000 to 2019 were analyzed using the tourism economic development index, ecological environmental pressure index and dynamic change index, and the decoupling process of tourism and the economic system was studied dynamically using the decoupling analysis model. The results show that (1) spatially, the tourism economy in the Yangtze River basin exhibits a pattern of high development in the east and low development in the west, and high in the south and low in the north. Ecological environmental pressures varied greatly, with less pressure in the upstream provinces and more pressure in the middle and downstream provinces. (2) Temporally, the tourism economies of Qinghai and Tibet started with a lower but faster growth rate, while Hunan and Hubei have a higher starting point but limited change. The ecological environmental pressure changes do not show a clear spatial distribution pattern. (3) The decoupling relationship between tourism economy and ecological environment in the Yangtze River basin is moving toward a harmonious development. Achieving a harmonious balance between the two systems is crucial for maintaining ecological balance and regional sustainability.
A. Alimov, R. Adilchaev, Urazbay Oteev, B. Adilchaev and Abdulla Temirkhanov
SynthesisHub Advance Scientific Research
This article explores the role of clusters in enhancing European tourism potential. The importance of cluster communications between enterprises and organizations in providing tourism services is highlighted.
The aim of the study is the purpose of public government programs such as Europa InterCluster, The European Petrochemical Association, EPCA and PANAC: Exploring the essence of the European cluster system through extensive study of the Pannon Automotive Cluster operating principles.
As a result of the research, the following results were achieved:
Regional strategies focus on a new generation of smart strategies. They are determined by the following characteristics:
a) smart growth based on knowledge and innovation,
b) sustainable growth based on resource conservation, ecology and a competitive economy,
c) innovative growth that promotes high employment and economic, social and territorial alignment.
In general, state support for innovation at the regional level is carried out in three areas:
1) innovation policy aimed at stimulating innovation (in the field of competition, trade policy);
2) policies aimed at adapting to changes (human capital development and innovation policy as a whole);
3) support policy (social and regional policy with the objectives of redistribution).