Survey of the tourism industry in developing countries,(case study mongolia))
The share of developing countries to benefit from international tourism shrimp that is small compared to the size of the population This significant difference between developing and developed countries can relate to following: Conflict and political instability, health concerns, Secretary of the poor facilities, poor service levels, limited distribution channels, lack of knowledge of potential markets, high costs of traveling to more remote locations,tourism in developing countries a greater reliance on domestic and intra-regional markets and tourists from less developed countries to less developed countries is a growing trend.
Mongolia's tourism development policy closely associated with specific natural and cultural attractions of this country. The aim of this study was to acquaint tourism traditional Mongolian life is the distinctive environment. This descriptive study was conducted with the use of other research results indicate the presence of Mongolian Tourism, and from other areas of international trade, economic growth has been significant.