Natural Resources Management in Tourism: Dimensions and Impact of Tourist Offer in the Southeastern Europe National Parks

Suta, Nedim; Hrnjic, Anes; Banda, Amra

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“…Understanding park authorities' attitudes towards the organisation of mass sports events in protected areas can address a potential conflict of interest. Suta et al [171] analysed differences in tourism development in national parks based on the existing touristic offer. Through their research, they can help service providers develop nature-based tourist offers in protected areas and create mutual tourist services through inter-park cooperation.…”

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Nature-Based Tourism in National and Natural Parks in Europe: A Systematic Review

Donici,

Dumitras

2024

Forests

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Considered among the fastest-growing industries in the world, tourism brings immense benefits but also creates certain challenges. Conservation of natural resources is a stringent necessity, without which the extraordinary ecosystems’ attributes that create the premises for nature-based tourism would reduce, alter, and subsequently disappear. The aim of the present review is twofold: gaining a general understanding of what nature-based tourism is and providing a systematic literature review of articles on nature-based tourism in European national and natural parks, with emphasis on their applicability. The articles included in the present review were selected based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement. The review accounts for research conducted between 2000 and 2021 and is divided into two sections: articles aimed at understanding tourists’ behaviour and articles that are focused on other stakeholders or have the local communities in the foreground. While many studies are aimed at understanding tourists’ behaviour as a means of improving parks’ management, participatory strategies including local communities are often indicated as beneficial. The results of this paper can facilitate future research in the field and provide valuable knowledge to policymakers and any interested parties.

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Nature-Based Tourism in National and Natural Parks in Europe: A Systematic Review

Donici,

Dumitras

2024

Forests

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Leveraging Ecosystem Services to Strengthen Food Production in the Western Balkans: The Promise of and Barriers to Nature-Based Solutions amid a Changing Climate

Berjan,

Ben Hassen,

El Bilali

2024

Handbook of Nature-Based Solutions to Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change

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Prospects for the Ecotourism Development in Zabaikalsky National Park

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Vorobyevskaya

Тульская³

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Service &Amp; Tourism: Current Challenges

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The Russian Federation has developed network of different natural protected territories and significant potential for ecotourism development. Ecotourism should be considered as a priority type of tourism for Baikal natural territory. Zabaikalsky National Park is one of the few reserves in Russia, which in its natural settings fully meet the UNESCO criteria. The recreation nature use is developing rapidly in the park in the last ten years. Tourism is often spontaneous. Such development with the lack of organizational events caused several problems associated with the disruption of ecosystems. There is no organized and equipped routes, including ecological routes, where the tourists could explore the landscapes and components of the park. It’s necessary to equip the most popular areas of the park and to develop routes for of different types of tourists to reduce the recreational digression in the most popular tourist places. Any offers of nature protected territories development must correspond to the ecological capacity of natural objects, which depends on a set of parameters. The authors offer several actions to develop ecotourism in one of the most popular area “Monakhovo – Zmeevaya bay” to provide the high level of safety and comfort of eco-routs and to minimize the impact on nature.

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Natural Resources Management in Tourism: Dimensions and Impact of Tourist Offer in the Southeastern Europe National Parks

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

Nature-Based Tourism in National and Natural Parks in Europe: A Systematic Review

Nature-Based Tourism in National and Natural Parks in Europe: A Systematic Review

Leveraging Ecosystem Services to Strengthen Food Production in the Western Balkans: The Promise of and Barriers to Nature-Based Solutions amid a Changing Climate

Prospects for the Ecotourism Development in Zabaikalsky National Park

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