The aim of this study was to identify areas prone to rural tourism. The purpose of the present study and work method, is analytic. In order to determine the areas of superior, after having explained the theoretical and effective definition of the main criteria in the selection and development of tourism activities, the required data has been collected through field studies. In order to collect information on this study, the techniques of observation and questionnaires completed by 30 experts in the field of tourism and ecotourism in the city Zarrindasht is used. The population of villages and city Zarrindasht the target villages, villages that in the past two decades, tourism become common in various aspects, especially the rural function is affected. In order to rank the villages of FAHP model and GIS is used to map from. The results show that the criteria Mazayjan, Bavanat village tourist attractions, tourism climate in the village of Haji T standard, the standard of facilities and services Saline Valley village, in the village of Haji Tahereh infrastructure criterion, in the village of Bon Dasht greatest weight to environmental criteria respectively. The findings also show that the sum of all criteria, the village and the village of Shah Alamdar Haji Tahereh greatest weight to have the lowest weight.
Shayan, M., bazrafshan, J., & rezaei, E. (2019). Identification of the target villages tourism in the city Zarrindasht using FAHP. Geographical Engineering of Territory, 2(4), 99-113.
MLA
Mohsen Shayan; javad bazrafshan; ebrahim rezaei. "Identification of the target villages tourism in the city Zarrindasht using FAHP". Geographical Engineering of Territory, 2, 4, 2019, 99-113.
HARVARD
Shayan, M., bazrafshan, J., rezaei, E. (2019). 'Identification of the target villages tourism in the city Zarrindasht using FAHP', Geographical Engineering of Territory, 2(4), pp. 99-113.
VANCOUVER
Shayan, M., bazrafshan, J., rezaei, E. Identification of the target villages tourism in the city Zarrindasht using FAHP. Geographical Engineering of Territory, 2019; 2(4): 99-113.
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