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∘ Medea Melashvili ∘ Nunu Kistauri ∘ Ketevan Kveladze ∘
MODERN ASPECTS OF TOURISM ECOLOGY IN THE CONDITIONS OF "GREEN ECONOMY"

Summary

International organizations regard tourism as one of leading sectors of the global economy, "green" modernization of which can provide a transition to a new economic model "green economic" development, which means the unity of various farming activities to produce tourist products; It is based on: the use of resource-saving technologies, of fresh products which minimize the waste into the environment and risks of degradation of natural capital; Ensures preservation of traditions and cultural heritage, employment and stable income of the population both nowadays and in the future. The article is dedicated to modern aspects of tourism ecology in terms of "green economy". It has studied the ecological and economic factors of development that will facilitate the transition to an ecologically safe green model of tourism. In addition, it has reviewed international programs of ecology, certification systems, and resource saving innovative technologies that encourage enterprises to grow their demands of green technologies and provide "green economic" growth.

Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Paata Gugushvili Institute of Economics International Scientific C O N F E R E N C E S "ECONOMY – XXI CENTURY"

E ISSN 2587 - 4691	∘ Medea Melashvili ∘ Nunu Kistauri ∘ Ketevan Kveladze ∘ MODERN ASPECTS OF TOURISM ECOLOGY IN THE CONDITIONS OF "GREEN ECONOMY" Summary International organizations regard tourism as one of leading sectors of the global economy, "green" modernization of which can provide a transition to a new economic model "green economic" development, which means the unity of various farming activities to produce tourist products; It is based on: the use of resource-saving technologies, of fresh products which minimize the waste into the environment and risks of degradation of natural capital; Ensures preservation of traditions and cultural heritage, employment and stable income of the population both nowadays and in the future. The article is dedicated to modern aspects of tourism ecology in terms of "green economy". It has studied the ecological and economic factors of development that will facilitate the transition to an ecologically safe green model of tourism. In addition, it has reviewed international programs of ecology, certification systems, and resource saving innovative technologies that encourage enterprises to grow their demands of green technologies and provide "green economic" growth.