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Abstract
This study provides a comprehensive analysis of the multiplicative interlinkages between regional tourism development and employment generation across various interconnected sectors of the economy. Drawing upon both theoretical frameworks and applied methodologies, the research underscores the pivotal role of tourism as a dynamic driver of employment growth in auxiliary industries such as transportation, commerce, agriculture, artisanal production, and a wide range of service-oriented activities. The article introduces a conceptual model that captures the essence of the intersectoral multiplier effect and elucidates the principal mechanisms through which tourism stimulates job creation beyond its immediate domain. Furthermore, the study highlights strategic pathways for enhancing these multiplier effects, thereby positioning tourism as a central instrument for regional socio-economic development and structural transformation.