Contribution of Developing the Tourism Sector to Reducing Unemployment

The Study addressed developing the tourism sector and its contribution to reducing unemployment. The researcher relied on description and analysis based on describing and analyzing the phenomenon to extract results. In light of this, several hypotheses were identified as follows: The contribution of millions of visits to increasing the tourism sector's need for workers Developing the tourism sector leads to graduates working in it The contribution of tourism institutes and colleges in graduating a tourism cadre capable of working efficiently in the tourism sector The contribution of historical and religious places in Iraq that attract tourists to increasing the size of the workforce The Study reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which was the absence of a strategic plan to advance the tourism reality in Iraq and thus increase the size of unemployment. The Study concluded with a set of necessary proposals, the most important of which are: Prepare a comprehensive national plan prepared by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities by appointing several graduates in coordination with other ministries and government departments to work in those departments in their specialization. Encouraging investment in the tourism sector, especially in building large hotels and resorts, to increase the number of workers in the tourism sector. Keywords: Development of the tourism sector, unemployment.

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Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research Fundamentals
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2025-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.55640/jsshrf-05-02-10
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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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Contribution of Developing the Tourism Sector to Reducing Unemployment

Asst. Lect. Rasool Taher Rasool
Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research Fundamentals
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
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Contribution of Developing the Tourism Sector to Reducing Unemployment

Asst. Lect. Rasool Taher Rasool
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Abstract

The Study addressed developing the tourism sector and its contribution to reducing unemployment. The researcher relied on description and analysis based on describing and analyzing the phenomenon to extract results. In light of this, several hypotheses were identified as follows: The contribution of millions of visits to increasing the tourism sector's need for workers Developing the tourism sector leads to graduates working in it The contribution of tourism institutes and colleges in graduating a tourism cadre capable of working efficiently in the tourism sector The contribution of historical and religious places in Iraq that attract tourists to increasing the size of the workforce The Study reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which was the absence of a strategic plan to advance the tourism reality in Iraq and thus increase the size of unemployment. The Study concluded with a set of necessary proposals, the most important of which are: Prepare a comprehensive national plan prepared by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities by appointing several graduates in coordination with other ministries and government departments to work in those departments in their specialization. Encouraging investment in the tourism sector, especially in building large hotels and resorts, to increase the number of workers in the tourism sector. Keywords: Development of the tourism sector, unemployment.

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