The performance of tourism in all developing countries proves that it is a labor-intensive industry that provides many opportunities for small businesses that engage in or provide products and services to the tourism service sector. . The impact of tourism is mainly reflected in local agriculture and fishing, handicraft manufacturing and even construction. In these countries, tourism provides

special fertile ground for individuals to start their own businesses. Tourism has become a foothold, serving the development and prosperity of the market economy. Of particular importance is the fact that tourism creates many employment opportunities: in self-employment in small and medium-sized enterprises; employment opportunities for the poor, women, indigenous peoples, unskilled workers, and skilled workers. . Tourism creates jobs in resorts, in isolated villages, in craft manufacturing and in eco-tourism.

Moreover, in all of these countries, we see that the contribution of foreign exchange earnings from tourism is crucial and is particularly important for the balance of payments. Foreign exchange earnings reduce the country's foreign debt burden and reliance on a single export product. In many cases, those exported products are raw materials with low value and large price fluctuations. The situation is exactly the opposite of what people often think.

Tourism revenue in most developing countries is much higher than imports? and profit repatriation.

For the above reasons, tourism can play an important role in improving people's living standards and helping people escape poverty.

deficiencies in the organization of public services, new information technology skills or in human resource development. Also, the insufficient diversification of certain economies,

But unfortunately, many tourism development The potential remains untapped in many countries because of constraints, notably a lack of infrastructure and communication systems, and a lack of organization in the form of public services, new information technology skills and human resource development. In addition, some countries lack diversified operations, especially island countries, and they cannot take into account the particularities of tourism development. This increases the risk of waste and makes it difficult to fully realize the multiplier effect of the overall benefits of tourism spending. So we hope this summit will make people better aware of these factors so that we can do better.