EUROPEAN TOURISM: ENDING SEASONALITY IN UZBEKISTAN TOURISM, ENTERING NEW MARKETS
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Transportation-Roads, expressway, European port, tourism sector, world-famous citiy;Abstract
The thriving tourism sector, which encompasses travel for business, professional, and educational purposes, contributes to employment opportunities and foreign currency earnings in Europe. This is particularly notable in Mediterranean countries, which offer a compelling blend of pleasant climate, beautiful beaches, picturesque landscapes, and historical landmarks. Furthermore, Europe's world-famous cities also attract a significant influx of tourists. It is worth mentioning that European countries consistently rank among the most popular destinations worldwide, attracting visitors from both within Europe and across other continents.
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