Abstract

The purpose of the article is an attempt to create the most general outline of the conceptual model of the regional system of tourist services, as a partial manifestation of the social and geographical system. Method. The researcher has used both general scientific methods, in particular analysis, scientific synthesis, analytical method, methods of comparison and generalization, as well as special ones: modeling and forecasting. Scientific novelty. Under the current conditions, the theoretical and practical significance of geospatial tourism research has to change substantially, since it traditionally focuses on the study of sectoral aspects of tourism suffers from a lack of descriptiveness, not usually rising to the level of proper theoretical and methodological generalizations. The disadvantage of the overwhelming majority of studies, and especially geographic ones, is the insufficient attention to substantiating the nature and specificity of the phenomenon of tourism as a complex, functionally integrated, and at the same time, qualitatively mixed in its internal composition of the system. Practical meaning. The results of this study contribute to the understanding of the relationship between the concepts of "regional socio-economic system" (socio-geographical system) and "regional system of tourist services", which are similar to each other in the principles of construction and organization, the peculiarities of their system-forming connections, which represent the exchange of human (tourist) flows, matter, energy and information between elements within a coherent territory. They can be used for further research of the regional system of tourist services and its component hierarchy.

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