Tourism patterns based on human characteristics in the Greater Cairo region Study in the geography of tourism

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Shubra

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Greater Cairo has many types of tourism, which constitutes an attractive environment for many tourists. The tourism patterns are based on natural characteristics such as safari tourism, sports tourism and ecotourism. Other tourism patterns are based on human and historical characteristics, such as: cultural tourism, which is divided into cultural tourism that has a material aspect and another moral and intellectual, such as festival and religious tourism, which is divided into Christian, Islamic, and Jewish tourism, conferences, recreational and therapeutic tourism, and the classification of tourism varies according to the foundations and criteria on which this classification is based. The research attempts to reveal the most important tourist patterns in the Greater Cairo Region based on human characteristics, and to identify the role of geography as one of the important sciences necessary to study the distribution of tourism patterns, and study modern tourism patterns such as conference tourism, exhibitions, marketing, festivals and other tourist patterns, and the study relied on the comparative approach. Between different tourist patterns and between the provinces of the region, the study also relied on the quantitative method in analyzing the multiple statistical data in the various parts of the study, and this method is used to reveal the relationships and interactions between spatial phenomena.

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Buhūth
Volume 1, Issue 11 - Serial Number 11
Eleventh Issue - Humanities and Social Sciences
November 2021
Pages 226-253

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