Iran is exploring the potential of shark tourism in Chabahar, a coastal city in the Sea of Oman, as a way to diversify its economy and promote eco-friendly tourism. The initiative, supported by the National Science Foundation, aims to leverage the region’s unique marine resources and attract tourists interested in diving with sharks.
This article explores the link between shark tourism and conservation, highlighting its role in promoting economic growth and protecting these vital marine creatures. Research suggests that engaging experiences with sharks foster a deeper appreciation for their conservation, while responsible tourism practices can ensure a sustainable future for both sharks and the industry.
