As part of the research work conducted by the head of the Rolling Stock Department of ALT University, Associate Professor G. K. Ashirbayev together with scientists from the University of Jordan and other Jordanian universities, an important scientific result aimed at implementing the Sustainable Development Goals was announced.
The results of the study were published in the current issue of Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites (Scopus, CiteScore – 48, percentile Q3) under the heading “PLACE-BASED WELLNESS TOURISM ARCHITECTURE at the DEAD SEA: ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES, SPATIAL SYSTEMS, and OPERATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY”.
The study concluded that working as a generator for the organization of wellness-oriented spaces where improvement systems are used is a strategic way to enhance tourism experience and strengthen the operational sustainability of Dead Sea hotels, and contributes directly to the following Sustainable Development Goals (Tsur:
– SDG 15 — conservation of terrestrial ecosystems (Life on Land): combining it with architecture, preserving the unique ecological context and natural resources of the Dead Sea-the idea of rational use of its potential (principles of eco-tourism) without harming nature.
This study makes a significant contribution to the development of scientific and innovative solutions in the field of industrial ecology and strengthening the global direction of sustainable development.
Author: Ashirbaev G. K.
