Security and tourism are two inseparable and related categories. In other words, they are directly related; that is, as security improves, tourism also develops; therefore, the purpose of this research is to analyze the security situation in the process of attracting and developing tourism and to provide effective solutions to remove obstacles based on the crisis management cycle (before, during, and after the crisis), which was based on a descriptive-analytical and survey method. Data were collected through closed questionnaires, which have four main indicators (economic, social, political, environmental), and the statistical population includes 15 experts in this field. Content analysis, Delphi method, and SPSS software were used to analyze the data, and the results showed that threats and insecurities are mainly caused by border and internal wars and conflicts (with an average of 4.6), and floods (with an average of 4.2), which are included in the political and environmental indicators. The most important positive indicators in promoting security included adherence to rituals and ceremonies (mean 4) and national unity based on awareness of historical events in the region (mean 3.8). These indicators are significantly higher than 0.05 at a confidence level. The results show that the weakness of welfare facilities plays a major role in creating more insecurity. Finally, based on the findings, solutions commensurate with the existing potentials and capabilities have been presented to promote security and develop tourism.