ETHICS IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT

Djurayev Khurshidjon Sobirjonovich

Authors

Djurayev Khurshidjon Sobirjonovich Mams Tatqiqot MCHJ

Abstract

This article explores the ethical principles in tourism management, key challenges, and best practices for promoting ethical tourism. In addition to this, this work explores the ethical principles that guide tourism management, including sustainability, respect for local cultures, fair economic practices, transparency, and responsible tourist behavior.

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