Consumer expectations and real experiences: case of Ukrainian tourists in Turkey

Dorokhov, Oleksandr; Malyarets, Lyudmyla; Ukrainski, Kadri; Petrova, Mariana; Yevstrat, Dmytro; Aliyeva, Anar

doi:10.46656/access.2023.4.1(8)

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“…The influence of tourism companies, as the principal manufacturers of a tourist product, on local economic development, at the level of territorial communities and regions, in one respect, is determined by the increase in budgetary tax revenues (including the boost of the tourist tax). At the same time, tourism development directly affects business evolution in hospitality (hotel, restaurant, and entertainment industry), transport, retail trade, local industries etc., the business entities of which, in turn, increase tax revenues to the budget and create jobs for community residents (Dorokhov et al, 2023). All this makes it possible to fulfil the main goals of the sustainable development of a country (Ukraine 2030.…”

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Sustainable tourism in the post-war reconstruction of territorial communities in Ukraine

Yermachenko,

MELNYCHENKO,

Sidak

et al. 2023

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The tourism industry appeared to be one of the most vulnerable to the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine. The losses of the Ukrainian tourism economy during the war significantly exceeded the losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The lack of tourist flows to Ukraine, the outflow of investments from the tourism sector, the high level of danger of staying in many regions of the country, the destruction of the tourist infrastructure has become key challenges. In 2022, the revenues of the State Budget of Ukraine from the tourism industry decreased sharply. The incompleteness of the administrative-territorial reform, financial insufficiency, and the unprecedented outflow of human resources with significant losses in the tourism industry actualize the scientific search for reducing the negative consequences of the current crisis. The article aims: Тo substantiate, on the concept level, effective management approaches to the economic, ecological, and social development of sustainable tourism, as one of the directions for the restoration of territorial communities in the post-war period. Methods/Approach: Using economic and statistical methods, the article provides an assessment of the country's domestic economy, which is characterised by a decrease in the volume of real gross domestic product by 11.4% in the first year of the war compared to the previous one, a reduction in real wages, and an increase in unemployment. The use of methods of analysis and synthesis made it possible to assess the damage caused to the regions of Ukraine and to identify trends in the development of territorial communities and the tourism sector. Results: The analysis of statistical reports proves that tourism and hospitality development in 2017-2020 (a pre-crisis period for the named industries) required harmony of interests between tourism business entities and local territorial communities. The hypothesis has been confirmed that sustainable development of tourism will stimulate the post-war recovery and evolution of territorial communities. A cluster-based approach to the initiation of tourism development programs is proposed with congregating territorial communities into four groups depending on the consequences of hostilities and selection of specific focus areas. A "win-win" strategy is suggested as a conceptual background for effective management of the territories' restoration and development based on harmonisation of interests between territorial communities and business. Conclusions:The study is relevant from the point of view of solving the problems of financing the social and economic development of territorial communities through the activation of resources and the creation of a more stable and favorable environment for sustainable tourism.

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Sustainable tourism in the post-war reconstruction of territorial communities in Ukraine

Yermachenko,

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Sidak

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“…Ecotourism is based on the fundamental principles of sustainable tourism, therefore ecotourism is an integral part of sustainable tourism (Dorokhov et al, 2023;Lazarova et al, 2023;Petrova, Buzko & Dyachenko, 2018). Sustainable development-system of social development, which considering the interests of economic development and environmental protection of the community, ensures human well-being, the increase in the quality of life and the right of future generations to enjoy natural resources and the environment protected from irreversible quantitative and qualitative changes to the extent possible (Brıassoulis, 2002).…”

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Challenges of sustainable ecotourism and its impact on economy (Georgian case)

MUSHKUDIANI,

Chkhirodze,

Tevdoradze

2023

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This article discusses main aspects of sustainable ecotourism, as the economic field (environmental protection, economy, and social well-being), which plays an important role in increasing sustainability of the world economy and is one of the strongest priority powers. The role of the state for the sustainable development of sustainable ecotourism, specific programs for the development of national sustainable tourism are analyzed and the expected risks that may arise in this process are evaluated (environmental protection, economic and social aspects). Also, statistical data analyzes the impact of tourism on the economy and future tourism sustainability Objectives: Define the role of sustainable ecotourism to ensure sustainability of the society, analyze and assess its impact on the economy. Methods/Approach: Scientific analysis methods such as deduction, analysis and synthesis, analysing graphic data, dynamic research, forecasting, and others. Results: The research showed that analysing development of ecotourism sector and sustainable development, it is focusing on economical, ecological, social and cultural factors. The results of the study highlight that ecotourism is an integral part of sustainable tourism development. Conclusions:The paper examines the mechanisms and activities ssustainable development and ssustainable tourism, as an economic sector, are of crucial importance for many developing countries, and as an economic phenomenon, they cover many aspects of current issues of society's development.

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Consumer expectations and real experiences: case of Ukrainian tourists in Turkey

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Sustainable tourism in the post-war reconstruction of territorial communities in Ukraine

Sustainable tourism in the post-war reconstruction of territorial communities in Ukraine

Challenges of sustainable ecotourism and its impact on economy (Georgian case)

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