Using Capital as a Factor Investment in Religious Tourism in Karbala Governorate
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https://doi.org/10.31272/jae.i144.1248Keywords:
human capital, Money capital, Religious tourism, Social capital, Tourism developmentAbstract
The research aims to analyse the impact of monetary, human and social capital to build a system that seeks to develop the capabilities of religious tourism while highlighting the obstacles and components of the development of spiritual tourism in Karbala Governorate so that it has an impact on similar holy cities in the country. The deductive approach was used to achieve this goal, which starts from theoretical foundations to reach their application in practical reality. This required relying on the descriptive analytical method based on theoretical aspects and valuable study. Data and statistics were collected for the period (2018-2022). A questionnaire was designed that included aspects specific to the field of research and was statically analysed using the SPSS statistical program to reach practical and realistic conclusions. The study found limited use of all types of capital to develop religious tourism in Karbala Governorate. Therefore, it requires developing development strategies based on the foundations of developing spiritual tourism in the country, especially the Holy Governorate of Karbala.
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