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Monadi A. (2026). Structural analysis of the role of cultural ecosystem services in tourists' perception of the recreational space of El-Goli, Tabriz, and its impact on their psychological and physical well-being. , CIAUJ. 11(1), 115-146. doi:10.66224/ciauj.11.1.661
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Structural analysis of the role of cultural ecosystem services in tourists' perception of the recreational space of El-Goli, Tabriz, and its impact on their psychological and physical well-being
Aref Monadi *
Department of Urban Engineering, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Sooreh International University, Tehran, Iran , aref_monadi@soore.ac.ir
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Tourism plays a very important role in the global economy and contributes significantly to economic growth, cultural exchanges, environmental protection, and the promotion of tourists’ well-being. Tourists’ exposure to cultural ecosystem services (CES) during tourism activities can have a significant impact on their well-being. Therefore, understanding the relationship between cultural ecosystem services and tourists’ well-being is essential for achieving sustainable tourism development. This study analyzes cultural ecosystem services perceived by tourists and examines their impact on their well-being in El-Goli Park, Tabriz. The results obtained show that cultural ecosystem services have positive and diverse effects on various aspects of tourists’ well-being. In particular, categories such as recreation and ecotourism, aesthetic values, and social relations have played the most role in promoting the well-being of visitors to this park. Incorporating considerations related to tourist well-being in tourism planning and decision-making processes can play an effective role in guiding tourism development towards improving the quality of life of tourists and ensuring the sustainability of this industry.
Keywords: Ecotourism Services, Tourism Destination, Urban Recreational Space, Mental Well-being, Tabriz
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Type of Study: Original Article | Subject: Identifying the way of life based on the three components of the body, lifestyle and concepts - meanings
Received: 2025/09/10 | Accepted: 2026/01/25 | ePublished: 2026/06/28
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