Evaluation of Factors Affecting Improvement of Tourism Industry with Emphasis on Sustainable Income Development in Ramsar Case study (two designs of Ramsar Hot Springs and Traps)

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the factors affecting the improvement of tourism industry with emphasis on sustainable income development in Ramsar in relation to the two Ramsar hot springs and telecommunications plans in a descriptive-analytical manner. For this purpose, the necessary data were collected through library resources as well as questionnaires and interviews with experts and experts in the field of urban management in Ramsar city. Statistical community view was analyzed in Expert Chase software. The results showed that "management and planning" index of 0.289 was the most important in evaluating the main indicators and the indexes of "economic", "security", "amenities" and "cultural and social" They are ranked second to fifth with weights of 0.284, 0.240, 0.100 and 0.087, respectively. Therefore, it can be concluded that the role and importance of planning in the tourism industry is such that, despite the provision of all indicators in the absence of a plan that does not clearly illustrate the prospects for the tourism industry, the availability of financial and welfare assistance to The tourism industry in the city will not and the security of the tourists will not be provided.