Abstract
This article discusses the problems and prospects, as well as the dynamics of the development of Halal, or Islamic, tourism in Uzbekistan based on the presence of cultural Islamic heritage, objects associated with Sufism, pilgrimage and holy sites. The international experiences of development, the specifics of infrastructure creation are analyzed, and the basics of Halal tourism planning are considered, taking into account the socio-cultural aspects of the destination. The historical and socio-cultural prerequisites for the development of Halal tourism in Uzbekistan were analyzed. According to preliminary data, the Halal tourism segment in Uzbekistan is in the process of being born, and with appropriate planning, this niche can become an example of sustainable tourism, especially with regard to the positive impact on local socio-cultural traditions and features.
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