The influence of chain hotels on the development of the tourism industry

THE INFLUENCE OF CHAIN HOTELS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOURISM INDUSTRY
Egamberdiyev Sirojiddin Sattor O’g’li,
Master's student of Tashkent State University of Economics
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Introduction
The development of tourism is primarily related to the development of hotels, which are the center of the tourist industry. Because the hotel business is an integral part of tourism, primarily accepting tourists and meeting the needs of tourists for accommodation, recreation, performing complex services. Therefore, in the business of hotels in the tourism of the XXI century, special attention is paid not only to increasing the range of services, but also to improving the quality and efficiency of services provided, that is, new technologies are being developed and implemented to improve the quality and efficiency of services. However, it is not surprising that any type of activity, whether it is production or service, involves the effective use of management to generate higher revenues and increase efficiency.¹
At the same time, however, the growth and development of the accommodation
sector in particular is also intimately related to the overall development and success
of tourism destinations in general. For example, the total supply of bedspaces in
relation to a destination's arrivals ®gures is a powerful in¯uence on occupancy levels,
pro®tability, employment in the sector, investment and the longer-term ability of
accommodation providers to retain control over pricing levels. Similarly, the
physical location, density and quality of accommodation, and the extent to which it
is balanced with the broader development of infrastructure and tourism-related
facilities, is an important element in the overall tone or attraction of tourism
destinations. This, in turn, directly in¯uences the ability of destinations to survive in
an increasingly competitive international tourism market. In short, the success of
tourism destinations is largely dependent upon the appropriate development of the
accommodation sector.
This would suggest, of course, that the development of the accommodation sector
should be a fundamental and integral element of the overall destination planning
process. In other words, it is logical to assume that plans and controls should be in
place to ensure that the supply of accommodation re¯ects and contributes to wider
tourism development plans and objectives.
At the same time, however, the growth and development of the accommodation
sector in particular is also intimately related to the overall development and success
of tourism destinations in general. For example, the total supply of bedspaces in
relation to a destination's arrivals ®gures is a powerful in¯uence on occupancy levels,
pro®tability, employment in the sector, investment and the longer-term ability of
accommodation providers to retain control over pricing levels. Similarly, the
physical location, density and quality of accommodation, and the extent to which it
is balanced with the broader development of infrastructure and tourism-related
facilities, is an important element in the overall tone or attraction of tourism
destinations. This, in turn, directly in¯uences the ability of destinations to survive in
an increasingly competitive international tourism market. In short, the success of
tourism destinations is largely dependent upon the appropriate development of the
accommodation sector.
This would suggest, of course, that the development of the accommodation sector
should be a fundamental and integral element of the overall destination planning
process. In other words, it is logical to assume that plans and controls should be in
place to ensure that the supply of accommodation re¯ects and contributes to wider
tourism development plans and objectives.

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1^ Tutashev, O. A., & Turdiyeva, N. A. (2020). Financing of innovative activities in hotels. Образование и наука в России и за рубежом, (3), 208-210.