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The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), is a de facto independent republic located in the north of Cyprus. The TRNC declared its independence in 1983.The partition of the Island occurred in 1974 and the Island divided into the north (the Turkish part) and the south (the Greek part). Hence, the Turkish established their government in the north, however, it is has not received an international recognition. Turkey is the only country which North Cyprus has collaborations diplomatically. As the island's main economic activity revolves around tourism', lack of recognition and various…mehr

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The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), is a de facto independent republic located in the north of Cyprus. The TRNC declared its independence in 1983.The partition of the Island occurred in 1974 and the Island divided into the north (the Turkish part) and the south (the Greek part). Hence, the Turkish established their government in the north, however, it is has not received an international recognition. Turkey is the only country which North Cyprus has collaborations diplomatically. As the island's main economic activity revolves around tourism', lack of recognition and various sanctions have curtailed the sector to experience various forms of hardships.The growth of interest in alternative forms of tourism worldwide presents an opportunity for development to take place even where political problems exist; however, the assumption is that the present political condition is not allowing the north to capitalize and utilize its tourism potentials-namely sport tourism'. The politics of the lack of recognition has manifested itself in the absence of direct flight, embargos, issuance of visas, absence of credit, aids and immobility of the institutional connections.
Autorenporträt
¿akir Sorun recibió su título de máster en la Escuela de Turismo y Gestión de la Hospitalidad de la Universidad del Mediterráneo Oriental. Habib Alipour es miembro a tiempo completo de la Escuela de Turismo y Gestión Hotelera de la UEM. Oytun Sözüdöru recibió su título de Máster en Ciencias de la Educación en la UEM. Actualmente, está estudiando el doctorado en la Universidad de York.