Mavzu: O’zbekistonda turizmning rivojlanishi. Tarixiy me’morchilik inshootlar va madaniy yodgorliklar Reja

1.2. Turizm sohasi kadrlarini tayyorlash.
Mustaqillik davriga kelib O’zbekistonda turizmga, shuningdek soha kadrlarini tayyorlashga katta ahamiyat berilmoqda. O’zbekiston Respublikasi Vazirlar Mahkamasining “O’zbekistonda turizm sohasi uchun kadrlar tayyorlash tizimini takomillashtirish chora-tadbirlari to’g’risida”gi (1999 yil 2 iyul) qarori asosida Toshkent iqtisodiyot Universitetida xalqaro turizm fakulteti, Toshkent, Samarqand va Buxoroda turizm kollejlari ochildi. Vazirlar Mahkamasining “Samarqand iqtisodiyot va servis institutini tashkil etish to’g’risida”gi qarori (2004 y. 26 mart) bilan faoliyatini qayta qurgan oliy o’quv yurtida ham turizm fakulteti ish boshladi. SHuningdek, mamlakatdagi boshqa ba’zi oliy va o’rta maxsus o’quv yurtlarida ham turizm sohasi uchun kadrlar tayyorlanadi. Xodimlarning malakasini oshirish va qayta tayyorlashni “O’zbekturizm” milliy kompaniyasiga qarashli Respublika ilmiy-konsalting o’quv markazi amalga oshiradi. 2005 yilda markaz tomonidan 51 gid, 201 gid-tarjimon, 90 turistik operator tayyorlandi. 140 mutaxassisga malaka oshirish o’quv mashg’ulotlari, 190 xodimga seminar-trening uyushtirildi.
Bu borada olib borilayotgan chora-tadbirlar va ishlarning barchasi O’zbekistonda turizmning keng avj olishi uchun yordam beradi.
I could not have written this book without my communication system. The software, called Equalizer, was donated by Walt Waltosz of Words Plus Inc., in Lancaster, California. My speech synthesizer was donated by Speech Plus, of Sunnyvale, California. The synthesizer and laptop computer were mounted on my wheelchair by David Mason, of Cambridge Adaptive Communication Ltd. With this system I can communicate better now than before I lost my voice. I have had a number of secretaries and assistants over the years in which I wrote and revised this book. On the secretarial side, I’m very grateful to Judy Fella, Ann Ralph, Laura Gentry, Cheryl Billington, and Sue Masey. My assistants have been Colin Williams, David Thomas, and Raymond Laflamme, Nick Phillips, Andrew Dunn, Stuart Jamieson, Jonathan Brenchley, Tim Hunt, Simon Gill, Jon Rogers, and Tom Kendall. They, my nurses, colleagues, friends, and family have enabled me to live a very full life and to pursue my research despite my disability¹.