Tourism development planning policies in developing countries, a case study of Nigeria

abstract Nigeria has a high potential for tourism development, but there are also challenges in planning policies for tourism development in this country They focus on several main goals. Diversification of the tourism economy has been considered as a source of job creation and income generation along with traditional oil resources. Preservation of cultural heritage Efforts are made to protect historical, cultural and natural places of the country in order to attract tourists, improvement of infrastructure, investment in tourism infrastructure such as hotels, roads, airports and public transportation to provide better services to tourists is on the agenda. Attracting foreign investments, attracting foreign investments in the tourism sector is important for the development of this sector, the education and training of human resources, the training of specialized and trained human resources in the field of tourism is necessary to provide quality services. is The sustainable management of resources is seen in the policies of this country, efforts to develop sustainable tourism that does not harm the environment and culture of Nigeria will be However, the implementation of these policies faces challenges such as corruption, insecurity, lack of infrastructure and lack of sufficient education. Nigeria needs stronger strategies, more detailed planning and more cooperation between the public and private sectors to achieve its tourism development goals 1:28

Tourism development planning policies in developing countries, a case study of Nigeria Keywords:

Tourism policies of developing countries , sustainable development , community participation