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Abstract
In the context of global economic integration, macro-level growth serves as a catalyst for structural shifts within the tourism industry. Focusing on Uzbekistan, this research empirically evaluates the relationship between primary economic growth indicators and international inbound tourism. By assessing longitudinal data from 2016 through 2024, the study investigates key dimensions including foreign visitor volume, infrastructure scaling, capital allocation, regional integration, and service efficiency. Furthermore, it details how macroeconomic expansion intersects with tourism demand, evaluating the catalytic impact of institutional reforms, government policies, and post-pandemic recovery mechanisms. Ultimately, the paper provides actionable frameworks aimed at driving international tourist arrivals, expanding export-led services, and supporting resilient long-term economic expansion.