Assessing the development of War tourism in the form of sustainable development components Case study: Arvandankar (Persian Gulf Tourism Area)

Investigating the consequences of tourism development in a region requires studying it in the form of sustainable development. In recent decades, the Arvindkenar area in the Persian Gulf region has become a destination for the tourism of the holy defense of tourist tourism tourism in the form of lightning-fast camps. Therefore, in this research, the methodology is descriptive-analytic, while studying the concepts of sustainable development, sustainable tourism and war tourism; the effects and consequences of war tourism on sustainable development of this region have been investigated. In order to achieve this goal, a questionnaire was prepared according to the indicators of sustainable development in the dimensions (social, economic, and environmental). Which was completed by 256 sample volunteers using the Cochran method from residents as a statistical population. After analyzing the content analysis method, according to the opinion of the people and authorities, these results were achieved separately in three dimensions: 48% of society The sample has positive economic benefits and 44% have positive social impacts and 57% have a positive environmental impact, contributing in many ways to the environmental instability of the region.