Multiplicative role of modern types of tourism in the developing municipal territories and population employment

The possibilities of spreading the positive experience of using new forms of recreation and tourism - glamping, theme parks and weekend vacations, to increase the efficiency of socio-economic development of Russian regions are considered. The interconnection of these forms and their influence on the development of domestic tourism for the country, on the increment of budget funds of the municipal territories of their implementation are noted. The reserves of using the recreational potential are revealed using the example of the recreational macro-region of Crimea. The need for additional personnel with their thematic specialization in types and forms of recreation and tourism is noted, both for the operational implementation of their functioning, and for promising design and scientific support for the qualified management of these processes. The absence of a developed systemic socio-economic mechanism for involving new forms of recreation and tourism in the processes of effective development of the region is emphasized. The decisive role of software solutions at the state and municipal levels in the implementation of applied tasks to achieve the main goal of socio-economic development of the regions is shown. The necessity of supplementing state regional programs with targeted subprograms, oriented in this case to a multiplicative increase in the contribution of tourism to employment in all associated types of economic activity in the municipal territories of the region, is substantiated. An important place in the program-targeted approach is occupied by the cluster and network organization of the development of new forms and types of tourism, their system-forming role in creating new jobs in the region, in its municipal territories. The specification of the functions of the apparatus of state and municipal government in the region is attributed to the organizing functions of obtaining the final results of the effective impact of new forms of recreation and tourism on the socio-economic development of the region, on achieving a new level of quality of life for its population. The recommendations on expanding the network of training workers in regional municipalities on thematic types of new forms of tourism that are characteristic of their territories are a natural continuation of the need to create scientific and practical laboratories at regional universities, jointly with the state and municipal governments of the regions.