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Investigation and analysis of coastal and maritime tourism studies in Iran

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  29-52

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 After the Second World War (the 1950s), the academics’ attention to the various topics of the interdisciplinary science of tourism began with the increasing economic and social-cultural importance. Also, the number and depth of these studies have been increased so far. In Iran, the research on this twentieth-century phenomenon began with a time delay and from the 1380s. However, the knowledge of the current researches’ trend not only determines the possible gaps but also paves the way for interested researchers in the future. The present article was conducted to investigate and analyze the coastal and marine Tourism Studies in the scientific-research articles published in reputable domestic journals. For this goal, 106 articles were found in this area by the researcher’ s searching on the databases and domestic journals’ websites. These articles' studying process began in five key questions and thus in five steps: reviewing the time trend, the geographical distribution, the topics of studies, the relationship between the coastal and Marine Tourism, and the other shapes of tourism and the methodological approaches. These steps showed that the beginning of research on tourism in Coastal Areas and water areas of the country dates back to 2003, and so far, most researches in this area were done in 2017. Among the Coastal Areas and water areas of the country, generally, the most articles (63) has been focused on the coastal regions of the "Caspian Sea" and in particular, 37 of them, the beaches of "Mazandaran Province"; among the six topics of study separated by the researcher, 54 articles (more than 50%) with the topic of "Planning and policy-making of coastal and Marine Tourism development. " In these articles, the relationship between coastal and Marine Tourism was discussed with sports, rural, and urban tourism more than other tourism development forms. Finally, the findings showed that the quantitative approach is the dominant approach in these studies. This study will help those interested in research in coastal and Marine Tourism, especially in finding the topic, the study area, and the up-to-date, practical, and more attractive research method. At the end of the article, suggestions for future researchers were presented.

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    APA: Copy

    BAGHERI, FATEMEH. (2020). Investigation and analysis of coastal and maritime tourism studies in Iran. GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES OF COASTAL AREAS JOURNAL, 1(2 (2) ), 29-52. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/388948/en

    Vancouver: Copy

    BAGHERI FATEMEH. Investigation and analysis of coastal and maritime tourism studies in Iran. GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES OF COASTAL AREAS JOURNAL[Internet]. 2020;1(2 (2) ):29-52. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/388948/en

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    FATEMEH BAGHERI, “Investigation and analysis of coastal and maritime tourism studies in Iran,” GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES OF COASTAL AREAS JOURNAL, vol. 1, no. 2 (2) , pp. 29–52, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/388948/en

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