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Tourism as an economic product depends on supply and demand system. Tourism in supply framework as a tourism product encompasses five elements which shape the product at different areas. These elements are: 1- attractiveness 2- availability 3- facilities and infrastructures 4- hospitalities services 5- institutional and organizational elements. Among these, the basic priority dealing with tourism supply belongs to the existent tourism attractiveness in one area where in the framework of possibility measuring, these researches will be performed. Possibility measuring of tourism productivit as a perfect dependency supply needs tourism attractiveness and its ability in measuring its quantity. Based on discussed theories, this paper using Paveh provinence as a case study, tries to measure rural tourism possibilities at this province. In fact, possibility measuring of rural tourism in this area includes the kind of measuring by which rural tourism product supply for tourism demand in exter*,
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Estimation Of Bathymetric Map Based On The TOPEX/Poseidon Satellite Altimetry Data, A Case Study In Oman Sea*,
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Persistence of Economic Functions in Depopulating Rural Area,The Case of Qazwin Area*,
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Situation Assessment and Spatial Analysis of Development Indices in Khuzestan Province *, ,
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The Evaluation of Coastal Changes of Urmia Lake as a Critical Environmental Issue in the Islamic Republic of Iran*
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Analysis of Factors Affecting Rural-Urban Migration )Case City of Mamasani)*,
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Determining the Tourisim Climate Index in Esfahan Proinence Touristic Zones.*,
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Organization Service Centers in Kaftar Lake Watershed for Easy Access by Tourists*,
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Survey of Influential Factors on Farmers Empowermentin the Rural Areas of Ahar County*
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