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Abstract
The growing competition in the global tourism market necessitates the development of innovative tourism products that go beyond traditional service formats. This study examines modern approaches to forming creative and attractive tourism products for foreign tourists, emphasizing the integration of cultural authenticity, innovation, and interactive experiences. Despite extensive research on tourism development, there remains a knowledge gap regarding the integrated formation of creative tourism products that simultaneously address tourists’ evolving behavioral patterns, digital transformation, and regional competitiveness. The research applies economic-social and geographical analysis, systematic and comparative analysis, and survey-based empirical methods to assess tourist needs, market trends, and service effectiveness. The findings indicate that foreign tourists increasingly demand authentic, interactive, and personalized experiences that combine cultural heritage, gastronomy, handicrafts, and local community engagement. Additionally, digital technologies, including mobile applications and AR/VR tools, significantly enhance tourism product attractiveness and accessibility. The results demonstrate that creative tourism products contribute to strengthening destination competitiveness, increasing tourist satisfaction, and promoting repeat visits. Furthermore, such products stimulate local economic development by generating employment opportunities, supporting cultural preservation, and encouraging entrepreneurial activities among local communities. The study implies that tourism stakeholders should adopt innovative marketing strategies, develop culturally immersive tourism programs, and implement digital solutions to improve service delivery. The proposed framework provides practical guidance for policymakers and tourism enterprises seeking to diversify tourism offerings, enhance regional specialization, and strengthen national tourism branding in the international market.