Marketing Awareness of Crossborder Destination - The Case Study of Bihor- Hajdu/Bihar Euroregion

TĂTAR, Corina-Florina; Studzieniecki, Tomasz; Klára, Czimre; Pénzes, János

doi:10.30892/gtg.28107-454

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“…At the same time, an important contribution to the study of the area from the point of view of tourism was made by Hungarian authors, who have studied over time the influence that heritage has on the development of tourism (Bujdoso et al, 2015; Monyók et al, 2020) [48,49]. The studies undertaken by Czuczor et al [50] and Tatar et al [51] focused on the possibility of boosting cross-border tourism in Hungary and Romania, while Kozma and Czimre [52] analyzed the role of heritage elements in slogans and logos used to promote Hungarian heritage. Finally, Farkas (2021) focused on analyzing the role of social capital in terms of rural development and implicitly in the development of tourism, analyzing villages from Hungary and Romania [53].…”

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Spatial Distribution of Relationship between Historical Monuments and Tourism: The Case Study of Bihor County in Romania

Herman,

Blaga,

Filimon

et al. 2024

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Tourism is one of the emerging branches of the economy, playing an important role in the development of specific economies within local communities. In this context, the perspectives of exploiting historical monuments, seen as raw material in the tourism industry, represent a desirable goal worth considering at the locality and territorial administrative unit level. The purpose of this study is to highlight the relationship between historical monuments, viewed as factors generating tourist motivation and tourism. This was made possible by conducting a spatial analysis (at the level of territorial administrative units and localities) of the defining criteria for historical monuments and tourism in Bihor County, Romania. The research methodology involved the use of multicriteria analysis to identify and establish the types of relationships between historical monuments and tourism, at a spatial level. The results of the study aimed to present an image of the spatial distribution of the characteristics of historical monuments and tourism, as well as to establish and depict spatial relationships between them, thus partially confirming the working hypothesis that the number and importance of historical monuments influence and determine tourist activity within a given area. Thus, although the studied area has 455 historical monuments, they are not exploited from a tourist point of view, with there being no strong relationships, except at the level of 19 territorial administrative units (18.8%), respectively, in 15 localities (3.3%). Among them, the obtained values stand out for the territorial administrative units of Oradea and Biharia, respectively, in the localities of Oradea and Beiuș.

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Spatial Distribution of Relationship between Historical Monuments and Tourism: The Case Study of Bihor County in Romania

Herman,

Blaga,

Filimon

et al. 2024

Land

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“…However, achieving a competitive edge in the international arena requires constant innovation on the part of all players. To this end, priority investments (so-called flagship developmentssee Kozma, 1995;Kozma, 2010;Kozma et al, 2014;De Frantz, 2018;Sochacka and Rzeszotarska-Pałka, 2021;Nod and Aubert, 2022) increase the attention of the wider public toward a given region/settlement, and tourismrelated developments in rural areas play an important role in the economic diversification of the areas concerned (Rytkönen and Tunón, 2020;Tătar et al, 2020;Terzi et al, 2020;Nooripoor et al, 2021;Gorjanc et al, 2022;Ospanova et al, 2022;Plokhikh, 2022). At the same time, tourism can also be regarded as a high-risk economic sector: natural (e.g.…”

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Spatial Characteristics of Eu-Funded Tourism Investments in the Northern Great Plain Region (Hungary) in the 2014-2020 Budget Period

BADAR¹,

Kozma²,

MONYÓK³

2023

GTG

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The aim of this paper is to present the territorial characteristics of explanation of European Union funding for tourism-related developments in the Northern Great Plain region (Hungary) in the 2014-2020 programming period of the European Union. We relied fundamentally on the website “palyazat.gov.hu” as our source, which provides information on the number of grant applications submitted and those that were successful. There are very significant differences between counties and settlements in terms of the application activity and the focus of the applications. Firstly, the specificities of the counties that make up the Northern Great Plain region had a significant impact on the region’s performance in case of national-level projects. Secondly, hand the influencing factors include the commitment of the leaders of the individual counties and settlements to tourism, the impact of the conditions set out in the calls for applications, as well as the role of political lobbying.

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“…This paper relies on the constructive geography work on transborder tourism previously published by us, including work on Ukraine-Romania transborder collaboration (Buchko 2018), Ukraine-Hungary transborder collaboration (Bozhuk and Buchko, 2018), and Ukraine-Poland collaboration (Buchko 2020). Prior research on tourism in Northern Romania is presented in Buchko (2015) and in Tătar et al (2020).…”

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Trans border recreational tourism complexes (TBRTC) as a result of international collaboration

Buchko

2021

Prace KGP PTG

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The paper discusses the notion of a transborder recreational tourism complex (TBRTC) as a geographic and as a wider multidisciplinary concept and describes such complexes within transborder tourism regions in Western Ukraine. A TBRTC is introduced as a spatial formation that arises within tourism-specific transborder collaboration. A TBRTC combines three necessary components: the entirety of all tourism-attracting resources in a specific transborder region; the travel-enabling infrastructure, including transborder-specific features like border-crossing checkpoints; and informational and coordination resources such as tour operating services and defined tourist routes. The paper explains basic terminology and key principles for formation and existence of TBRTCs. The authors start by explaining the unique characteristics of transborder tourism in Europe and in tourism-oriented formations called Euro-zones. A principal model of TBRTC is proposed, including the list of factors necessary for its formation, the key structural modules of a complex; and the causal connectivity map between these modules applied to different types of tourism. The concept of a TBRTC is illustrated using the example of the TBRTC forming in Bukovina-Bessarabia transborder region along part of Ukraine-Romania-Moldova border. This region offers multiple types of tourism activities, which translates into the emergence of a robust transborder tourism recreation complex that started forming in the late 1990s and continues to be shaped until this time.

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Marketing Awareness of Crossborder Destination - The Case Study of Bihor- Hajdu/Bihar Euroregion

Abstract: Ge eo oJ Jo ou ur rn na al l o of f T To ou ur ri is sm m a an nd d G Ge eo os si it te es s Year X XI II I, vol. 28, no.

Cited by 3 publications

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Spatial Distribution of Relationship between Historical Monuments and Tourism: The Case Study of Bihor County in Romania

Spatial Distribution of Relationship between Historical Monuments and Tourism: The Case Study of Bihor County in Romania

Spatial Characteristics of Eu-Funded Tourism Investments in the Northern Great Plain Region (Hungary) in the 2014-2020 Budget Period

Trans border recreational tourism complexes (TBRTC) as a result of international collaboration

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