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Information × Registration Number 0226U002217, (0121U109917) , R & D reports Title Socio-economic principles of ensuring sustainable development of the region popup.stage_title Соціально-економічні засади забезпечення сталого розвитку регіону Head Yeremenko Denys Volodymyrovych, Доктор економічних наук Registration Date 11-02-2026 Organization Dmytro Motornyi Tavria State Agrotechnological University popup.description1 Develop theoretical, methodological and practical principles for ensuring the functioning of the region on the principles of sustainable development popup.description2 A comprehensive study of regional tourism development in Ukraine was conducted. As of May 2025, about 2,217 travel agencies and 1,805 tour operators were operating in the country, with overall growth of less than 16.6% during the study period. The socio-economic efficiency of tourism enterprises was assessed considering internal and external factors. Monitoring shows that in 2025, 85% of Ukrainians preferred domestic tourism, including natural destinations, the Carpathian recreational resorts, the Black Sea coast, and cultural tourism in Lviv. The main users of regional tourism services are people aged 15–44, while those aged 65–70 account for only 3–6%; men and women are equally represented. Based on the findings, key directions for improving the efficiency and competitiveness of regional tourism were identified. Methods and tools: Economic and analytical methods, SWOT and PEST analysis, destination benchmarking, strategic positioning matrices, questionnaires, and expert surveys were applied. Results and novelty: A comprehensive methodology for assessing the effectiveness of regional tourism entities was developed, approaches to regional tourism development were substantiated, and the conceptual framework of tourism theory was improved. Product Description popup.authors Natalia V. Kukina Olena O. Vasylchenko Iryna V. Kolokolchykova Nataliia V. Pochernina Valentyna S. Demko Nataliia V. Trusova popup.nrat_date 2026-02-11 Close