Public policy in the management of the tourism sector at the level of territorial communities

Abstract

The study of public administration within the tourism industry is relevant due to the role tourism plays as a key sector of the economy in most countries and its impact on the international positioning of states and national interests. Tourists play a crucial role in shaping the image of the country, providing valuable information about it. They act independently to offer insights and perspectives that contribute to its overall perception. The purpose of the study was to analyse the effectiveness of application of methods of management of the tourism industry development at the level of territorial communities. The methods used included the analytical method, functional method, system analysis method, deduction method, comparison method, synthesis method, and survey. The study defined the concept of public administration of the tourism business and how it affects the development of tourism in the region. The main actors and instruments used for public administration in the tourism sector in the territory of communities were identified, including the advantages and disadvantages of these instruments. The main problems of the tourism business were investigated and possible solutions involving public administration were identified. The study also analysed the practices of other countries in public administration in the tourism industry and suggested their possible applicability. The study determined the prospects for the development of the object under study, how it can affect the socio-economic development of the regions, and developed recommendations that may be useful for local authorities and businesses. The identified results of this study have practical use in enhancing the efficiency of public administration in the tourism sector, thereby elevating the entire process to a new level state regulation; regional economy; reform efficiency; sustainable development

Keywords

• state regulation
• regional economy
• reform efficiency
• sustainable development