The Tourism Climate & his Obstacles in Erbil City
(A study IN Applied Climate)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v1i137.939Keywords:
Geography of Tourism, Tourist, Tourism, Tourism industry, Climate StandardsAbstract
Tourism climatic elements represented by (solar radiation, thermal extremes, atmospheric humidity, rain precipitation, wind with increased occurrences of dust phenomena) and its obstacles were studied in the city of Erbil for the period (2000-2019). The research showed that each of the (May and October) months is considered one of the ideal months for tourism among all months of the year in light of the (Missenard) and (spile and passel) criteria that were applied in the city, and the study concluded that the ratio of ideal months in the Erbil city ranges between (17-50%) of the month's year, while the percentage of imperfect months ranged between (50- 83%)
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(*) The continental is extracted according to Johnson's equation
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