Evaluation of the abilities and capabilities of the elements of the old fabric of May in the development of the tourism industry

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Year: 2011 University Degree: Master's degree Category: Geography - Urban Planning
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    Dissertation for receiving a master's degree (M.A

    Field: Geography and Urban Planning

    Abstract:

    As we know, with the significant increase in population and the modern development and industrialization of cities, the problems of more people, which along with these problems, the issue of people's leisure time was brought up due to the lack of leisure facilities in our society, made urban practitioners and planners think of solutions in order to overcome this problem. provide that one of these solutions to overcome such problems was the use of abundant and rich resources to attract tourists so that they can have an active presence and compete with other countries in this field.

    Of course, due to its precious historical background and geographical location, Iran has a lot of cultural and historical capacities to achieve development in the field of tourism. In order to achieve these goals, it is necessary to provide appropriate infrastructure, optimal management, and the cooperation of relevant institutions May the Iranian society be able to succeed considering its weaknesses in these fields.

    Therefore, we should not consider these issues separate from urban planning. From the economic aspect, tourism is one of the factors of economic improvement and growth. Because by providing infrastructure in this field, it creates employment, income generation, added value of environmental resources. that tourism has very important effects not only economically but also in terms of providing services and also culturally. Because it proves the cultural values ??of the communities, introduces the native values ??of the region and opens the communities to the people of foreign communities and develops the capacities of the regions, which is the reason why we should not separate the category of tourism from urban planning.

    The old fabric as one of the tourism hubs in Semnan city needs more attention and the possibility of opinions in order to play a role in tourism in a favorable way.

    In this regard, the research assumptions are set as follows:

    It seems that knowing the tourist capacities of the elements and cultural components of the old context (effective advertising) can play an effective role in the development of tourism in the studied area.

    c) It seems that appropriate investment (in terms of facilities and infrastructure) can play an effective role in the development of tourism in Semnan. Finally, by using the SWOT model, a more comprehensive view of the tourism category can be obtained. In this matter, according to the analysis of information and awareness of the problems, solutions have been presented to solve them, although plans and solutions alone cannot solve the problems immediately. Economic sectors have grown more. Which not only economically creates employment and income. . .  It has also caused acquaintance with cultures, fight against unemployment, social corruption and increase the welfare of the society. So that it is so important in the economic and social context. which economists call this industry ((invisible exports)).(Saqai, October 2009, Tourism Studies Site)

    The importance of tourism in the current era is mostly dependent on its economic cycle, which has a high capability in the field of local and international economic dynamics, such as tourism consumption, government and private investment, as well as exports in the tourism industry in 2004, a city equivalent to 5.9% of around 5.5 trillion. has had dollars (Goli, 2017, Aftab site)

    Tourism can be considered one of the important industries for countries that have not been successful in the field of production and export at the global level. Although Iran has not been very successful in the world tourism, it has rich resources in the field of tourism. According to the report of the Cultural Heritage Agency, Iran's rank in world tourism in 2018 is 137 out of 183 countries, this rank confirms that Iran has not grown much in this field.Research has shown that the countries that have reduced the dominance of the government from the activities and the field of tourism have faced a great demand in this industry without the participation of the private sector and the support of the government and other factors, including the establishment of life and financial security of foreign tourists and the creation of favorable infrastructure and amenities in this field and regular and coordinated (modern) advertising. . . Tourism development is not possible. In Iran, the tourism industry needs macro and long-term planning, standardization, as well as the use of global trade in the localization of tourism industry services, which can greatly help the activists in this field. (Goli, 2017, Aftab site)

    Iran should make efforts in this field because it not only causes economic development and income generation, but also creates suitable infrastructure and enriches the society's culture and preserves the environment due to the awakening of the people and their awareness of the value of the heritage of their region, and the awareness and information of the people in this field also increases. Among the countries that have been most successful in attracting tourists, Switzerland has been able to have a superior position in this field by using its actual and potential capacities. (Goli, 2017, Aftab site)

    Thus, after the oil and automobile industry, the tourism industry ranks third among the world's industries, but it is still the most important industry. Because oil is the result of a natural process and like the machine-building industry, it is decaying and you cannot draw a bright future by using them, but the tourism industry is a stable industry, and the more the society progresses, and the machine-based life, the more this industry shows its importance. (Saqqaei, October 2009, tourism studies site)

    In the course of tourism, cities are noticed by tourists that have several attractions or at least one of them, such as the presence of shrines, scientific, cultural and historical works, recreational and accommodation facilities, communication facilities, and the existence of various markets and sales. However, the flow of urban tourism cannot be summed up only in the presence of attractions. In such a way that tourism as a product is the result of the intertwining of various factors, each of which has significant effects on the flow of tourism. In addition, the knowledge of tourism is also important in the field of urban tourism. Understanding tourism in relation to the nature and pattern of its spatiality helps in adapting the flow of tourism with local location to an endogenous development process, while only considering the profitability of tourism without knowledge can create many challenges for local residents. (Saqai, October 2009, tourism studies site)

    So, as we said, we conclude that Iran is also due to the suitable potentials and with a history of several thousand years of civilization and historical attractions such as Takht Suleiman, Takht Jamshid, Arg Bam, Soltanieh, Naqsh Jahan, Soltanieh Dome, Chaghazenbil, Pasargad, Biston, and so on. . . which has been registered by the World Heritage Convention and also religious places, has attracted many foreign and domestic tourists. (Saqqaei, October 2009, tourism studies site)

    All this, as mentioned in the previous content, with optimal management and the cooperation of the relevant agencies with a macro and long-term planning along with the creation of services and infrastructure such as suitable roads, electricity, network and transportation facilities, telephone, hotel and desirable amenities. . . It can have positive results in this field.

    Problem outline:

    Tourism is the exact Persian equivalent of the word tourism in English, French and German, which is translated as ``journey'' in Persian. The root of this word is derived from the modification of Greek and Latin tomus. It was imported from Greece to Spain and then to France and England. This term tourist, which has a common meaning in the pronunciation of this word in most of the living languages ??of the world, has been common since the 19th century. In the past, the French nobles had to travel to complete their education and gain the necessary life experiences. At that time, these young people were called tourists. And later, this term was used in France for those who traveled to France for entertainment, spending time, and sightseeing. Little by little, tourit entered other languages ??and from that word tourist came into being From that time, tourist and tourism were said to some travelers whose purpose was rest and tourism, entertainment and getting to know people and not earning money and employment. www.hamshahrionline.

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    Chapter One: Research Overview

    Abstract.. 1

    Preface.. 2

    Introduction.. 3

    1-1- problem statement 6

    2-1- Research objectives. 11

    3-1-Main research questions. 13

    4-1- Research assumptions. 13

    5-1- Research background. 13

       5-1-1- collection of articles (research background). 15

    6-1- Research method. 16

    Chapter Two: Theoretical Foundations of Research

    1-2-Definition and concept of tourism. 19

    2-2-Tourist.. 19

    3-2-Lexual definition of worn and old texture. 19

    4-2- The concept of old urban fabric. 20

    5-2- Definition of tissue types. 20

    6-2-Theories of tourism in Iran and the world. 21

    7-2-Attitudes and views about the old fabric. 22

    7-2-1-The attitude of a museum. 22

    7-2-2-cellular attitude. 23

    7-2-3-organic attitude. 24

    8-2- Schools and theories about the old texture. 25

    8-2-1-Theory of Eugene Violet Sudo. 25

    8-2-2-Theory of John Ruskin. 25

    8-2-3-theory of conservatives. 25

    8-2-4-Radical theory. 26

    8-2-5-rational theory. 26

    9-2- Tourism industry in the world. 26

    10-2- The priorities of tourism and tourists in Iran. 27

    11-2- Global experiences about old texture. 28

    11-2-1-Italy. 29

    12-2-Iranian experiments on old texture. 29

    12-2-1-Yazd fabric. 29

    12-2-12-Experience of District 12 of Tehran. 29

    13-2-Iran's position in global tourism. 30

    14-2-Old fabric of Iranian cities. 30

    15-2- Inner city development. 31

    16-2-Types of tourism. 31

    17-2-Tourist attractions. 32

    18-2 Tourism and sustainable development. 32

    19-2-Social and service obstacles, implementation in the tourism sector. 34

    20-2-Social-economic effects of tourism (tourism and employment creation). 34

    21-2- Dry cities of Iran and its tourist capabilities. 35

    2-22- An example of the specific and main elements of the city in the Iranian-Islamic period. 35

    22-2-1-Mosque. 35

    22-2-2-market.. 37

    22-2-3-citadel and rampart. 38

    22-2-4- Caravanserai. 39

    22-2-5-neighborhoods. 40

    22-2-6- Reservoirs. 40

    23-2- Investigating the place of historical context in the spatial organization and physical structure of today's city. 41

    24-2-Knowledge of historical-cultural, physical-religious valuable elements and surroundings. 42

    25-2-Checking the general goals of organizing and intervening in the old context. 43

    26-2- Weaknesses and solutions for revitalizing the old texture. 45

    27-2-Methods of urban restoration. 45

    28-2-Weaknesses. 46

    29-2-Methods for revitalization and revitalization. 46

    30-2-Urban tourism and its effects on the image and urban space. 47

    31-2-Guarantee sustainable development of urban tourism with protection of old tissues. 50

    32-2-The old texture of the dictionary to be learned or throw away vocabulary. 53

    33-2- Urban components and elements of the old texture. 54

    33-2-1-how the old texture changes and changes. 57

    34-2-SWOT model. 59

     

    Chapter three: the studied area

    1- Geographical studies of Semnan city. 63

    1-3- Geographical location of Semnan city. 63

    2-3- Geographical location of Semnan city. 65

    3-3- Geology of the studied area. 65

    3-3-1-Faults. 66

    3-3-1-1-Semnan fault. 66

    3-3-2-unevennesses. 66

    3-3-2-1-Earth effects. 66

    3-3-2-2-slope. 66

    3-3-3-topography. 67

    4-3- Climate studies. 67

    5-3- Investigation of climatology parameters in Semnan city. 67

    5-3-1-Temperature.. 68

    5-3-2-Freezers. 68

    5-3-3-rainfall rate. 69

    5-3-4-relative humidity. 70

    5-3-5-wind condition. 72

    5-3-5-1- Golbad Semnan. 72

    6-3-Climatic classification. 73

    7-3-vegetation. 74

    8-3-Water sources.. 74

    8-3-1-Underground water sources. 74

    8-3-1-1-Qanat. 74

    8-3-1-2-wells.. 75

    8-3-1-3-springs. 75

    8-3-2-Surface water resources. 75

    9-3-Mines.. 76

    2-Human characteristics of the studied area. 76

    10-3- Demographic changes and developments in the city and city76

    10-3- Demographic changes and developments in the city and city of Semnan. 76

    11-3-Investigating the age structure of the population of Semnan. 77

    11-3-1-Dimension of age pyramid. 78

    12-3-Composition of the population in the old context. 79

    12-3-1- Age and gender composition of the old fabric of Semnan city. 80

    13-3-Sex building of population. 80

    14-3-Checking the number and size of households in Semnan city. 81

    15-3-Qualitative characteristics of the population. 81

    15-3-1-Zado Wold. 81

    15-3-2-Death. 81

    15-3-3-Emigration. 81

    15-3-4-Marriage and divorce. 82

    16-3- The settlement system of the residents of the old context of Semnan city. 82

    16-3-1- The movement of the inner city population in the old context. 82

    17-3- Demographic changes. 83

    3- Human characteristics of the studied area. 84

    18-3-Investigating the status of employment percentage in different economic sectors. 84

    19-3- Economic structure of Semnan. 85

    20-3-Proportion of active and unemployed population of Semnan city. 86

    21-3- Characteristics of economic sectors. 87

    21-3-1-Agriculture. 87

    21-3-2- Industry and mining. 89

    21-3-3-Services. 89

    22-3-Tourism in the city of Semnan. 90

    22-3-1-The number of foreign tourists using hotels in Semnan province. 90

    23-3-Investigation of the amount and types of jobs in the old context of Semnan. 91

    23-3-1-Inspection of old businesses and guilds in Semnan market. 93

    24-3-Name of the city of Semnan. 94

    25-3-Knowledge and analysis of the physical structure of the old tissue against the new (Semnan city). 96

    26-3-Historical and cultural attractions of Semnan city. 97

    Chapter Four: Data Analysis

    Introduction. 103

    1-4- Data presentation. 103

    2-4-Emergence of the city of Semnan. 103

    2-4-Determining the scope of the old texture of Semnan city. 105

    3-4- Knowing and introducing the structure of the old fabric of Semnan city. 105

    4-4- Knowing the elements, spaces and areas with historical-cultural, physical and religious value. 109

    4-4-1-The value of buildings based on culture and society. 110

    4-4-2- The value of buildings due to having aspects of special skills in building construction. 110

    4-4-3- Value based on ritual and symbolic affiliations and connection with national and religious customs and traditions. 110

    4-4-4-The value of old buildings due to its ability to be used for today's function. 110

    5-4-valuable elements of the old context from the point of view of archeology and science. 111

    5-4-1-Castles. 111

    5-4-2-tower. 114

    5-4-3-fireplace. 115

    5-4-4-Caravansera and Rabat. 115

    5-4-5-Timchehs. 117

    5-4-6- Dar al-Hukoma. 118

    5-4-7-Arg. 118

    5-4-8-mosques. 120

    5-4-9-old schools. 125

    5-4-10-Blessed Imamzadeh and Bekaa. 125

    5-4-11-Cemeteries and passages. 134

    5-4-12-Markets. 137

    5-4-13-Bathrooms. 142

    5-4-14- Reservoirs. 145

    5-4-15-Water mills. 150

    5-4-16- Squares and rows of Semnan city. 150

    5-4-17-Old Baft passages. 151

    5-4-18-neighborhoods. 153

    5-4-19-An example of old houses. 153

    5-4-19-1-Old family houses. 153

    5-4-19-2-old house of Dr. Motamed. 154

    5-4-19-3-The old house of Ranjbaran. 154

    5-4-19-4-Old Sheriff's House. 155

    5-4-19-5-The old house of Tedin. 155

    6-4-neighborhood crossings. 155

    7-4- Figure of the building mass of old houses. 158

    8-4- Investigating the distribution of valuable places in the physical structure of the city yesterday and today. 160

    9-4-The natural environment and its effects on the body of the old tissue. 163

    9-4-1- Natural environment and building materials of old context. 164

    9-4-2- The natural environment and the network of passages of the old fabric. 164

    10-4- Examining the economic, social and cultural role and performance of the old context in relation to the city. 165

    10-4-1- Investigating the economic role of the old context. 165

    10-4-2- Investigating the socio-cultural role of the old texture. 165

    11-4-Cycle of revival and improvement of the old fabric of Semnan. 166

    12-4-The amount of facilities, equipment and amenities in the old context. 167

    4-13- The number of visitors to the Hamam Pahneh Museum (Hammat Hazrat). 169

    2- Analysis of the findings. 169

    14-4- Investigating the effects of tourism on the elements of the old context. 169

    14-4-1- Investigating the economic effects of tourism on the elements of the old context.

Evaluation of the abilities and capabilities of the elements of the old fabric of May in the development of the tourism industry