TOURISM AS A FACTOR FOR IMPROVING THE INNOVATION CLIMATE IN THE LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
The purpose of this article is to assess the importance of tourism for the least developed countries as a key factor for achieving the sustainable development goals. Tourism is one of the main sectors of international trade and in view of the important role of tourism in international trade, technical assistance related to trade and the mechanisms that determine its structure and implementation are important for tourism. This article examines the important role played by the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF), whose goal is to help least developed countries (LDCs) better integrate into the global trading system and make trade a driving force for development. EIF materials have been systematically studied to understand LDC tourism needs, with particular emphasis on the Diagnostic Trade Integration Study (DTIS). Through these DTISs, LDCs can prioritize traderelated development needs in the context of national development and poverty reduction strategies with a view to enhancing their participation in the multilateral trading system. The author analyzes the aspects and trends of sustainable tourism development, based on the information collected in DTIS. In addition to offering some methods that will help move from diagnosis to action .