2014
DOI: 10.3986/ags54207
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Changes in the Romanian Carpathian tourism after the communism collapse and the domestic tourists' satisfaction

Abstract: In the context of Romania's transition to the market economy after the communism collapse, and the accession in EU, the study aims to analyse characteristics of tourism changes in the Carpathian destinations by correlation with the domestic visitors' satisfaction for tourist services and new forms of tourism by empirical field observations, and statistical analysis used to test the level of satisfaction for Carpathian tourism. The results show an increase of tourist demand for the Carpathian destinations in th… Show more

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“…In this context, tourism is recognised as a viable alternative to the economic development of Romanian rural communities, especially mountainous ones, where it can act as an integrative force, create new jobs, and improve the inhabitants' quality of life (Sharpley, 2000). Also, it can harmonise the other economic sectors through its multiplicative effect, or its different specialisations such as agro-tourism or ecotourism (Matei et al, 2014), and also reduce migration.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, tourism is recognised as a viable alternative to the economic development of Romanian rural communities, especially mountainous ones, where it can act as an integrative force, create new jobs, and improve the inhabitants' quality of life (Sharpley, 2000). Also, it can harmonise the other economic sectors through its multiplicative effect, or its different specialisations such as agro-tourism or ecotourism (Matei et al, 2014), and also reduce migration.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As methods of measurement, some studies use the investigation of perception of DA or DC. In fact, perception became an increasingly approached topic in tourism research, with a large palette of themes: local communities perception's role on the sustainable development of destinations (Dyer et al, 2007;Kim et al, 2013), predictions regarding the destinations' viability (Diedrich & Garcıá-Buades, 2009), protected areas attractiveness (An et al, 2019), tourism investors in relation to the factors (Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska et al, 2012), finding solutions for the tourism development on a long term (Dudensing et al, 2011) or tourists' satisfaction (Matei, 2014).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Крім того, «двадцять перше сторіччя зустріло туризм міксом: потрясіння, невизначеність та … перспективне майбутнє» [314, с. 1], тому в науковому середовищі звертається увага на дослідження змін і трансформацій в туристичних системах [345,490,549].…”
Section: транзитивність туризмуunclassified
“…На Міжнародній конференції з туризму у Манілі (1980 р. ), що була присвячена визначенню дефініції внутрішнього туризму, було прийнято за основу трактування, запропоноване представниками Індії, що «внутрішнім туристом вважається особа, яка залишає місце свого постійного проживання з метою відвідування іншого місця, розташованого не ближче 50 миль (80,48 км) від місця проживання» [490]. Деякі країни встановлюють власні вимоги до ідентифікації внутрішнього туризму.…”
Section: рис 35 топ-10 країн до яких спрямовувалися потоки громадянunclassified