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DEVELOPING STUDENT TOURISM IN CENTRAL ASIA: EUROPEAN UNION EXPERIENCE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

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This article presents a comprehensive analysis of student mobility and tourism flows in Central Asia, drawing on the experience of the European Union. The economic impact of student flows is assessed through empirical analysis, which confirms the long-term economic efficiency of the “student-tourist” synergy. Based on these findings, the study proposes a new integrative framework for the Central Asian states—the Silk Road Student Mobility Program. The model merges a digital platform, an integration network and financial instruments to create a unified regional ecosystem for student mobility. The paper offers science-based, practical recommendations aimed at boosting the economic contribution of student tourism and deepening regional integration across Central Asia.

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N.Axrorova

“Ipak yo‘li” turizm va madaniy meros xalqaro universiteti

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# Central Asia# Yevropa Ittifoqi# Европейский Союз# European Union# Markaziy Osiyo# студенческая мобильность# raqamli platforma# цифровая платформа# digital platform# Центральная Азия# talabalar mobiliteti# talabalar turizmi# integratsion model# iqtisodiy multiplikator# push-pull modeli# xalqaro ta’lim integratsiyasi.# студенческий туризм# интеграционная модель# экономический мультипликатор# push pull модель# интеграция в сфере международног# student mobility# student tourism# integrative model# economic multiplier# push-pull model# international education integra

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