Significant Changes of Tourism Industry in the Altai-Sayan Mountainous Region

Дунец, А.Н.; Zhogova, Inna G.

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“…In recent years, the number of accommodation facilities and rural guest houses increases in the Altai and adjacent regions. This is due to a change in the attitude of the local population towards tourists, an increase in the value of natural and cultural-historical resources in the process of servicing holidaymakers [3].…”

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Information support as a factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism

Биттер¹,

Дунец²,

Шаховалов³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Development of Cross-Border Regions: Economic, Social and Security C

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The article is devoted to the study of the possibilities of using the Internet for the development of rural tourism as a factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism. The authors propose the development of a regional online structure as a major factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism. The benefits of promoting rural tourism services through information support are described. IntroductionCurrently, tourism is one of the main consumers of information and communication technologies, which involves searching for new ways to promote tourism services. The relevance of using the information technology as a factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism lies in the need for it to enter the economy of the region and beyond.Information support of tourism is a set of information base of tourism, means and methods of its processing, in other words, specialized information technologies. Creating an information base in the field of tourism is one of the most difficult problems. First of all, there are issues of designing an effective information base, which are the determining condition for the successful operation of the entire system in the future. Filling information database with specific data is no less time-consuming task [5].Currently, Internet resources about travelling are represented by general purpose sites with travel sections, specialized travel portals and sites, global reservation and reservation systems, sites of travel companies, travel agencies sites, hotel sites, personal pages of travelers [9].Internet resources of the Altai Territory are widely represented in the global Internet. They include the following: (a) specialized tourist portals and websites (for example, www.aip.ru, turizm.naaltae.ru, ruweekend.ru, etc.), (b) websites of tour operators (for example, www.plot-altai.ru of the Plot travel agency), (c) travel agency websites, (d) hotel websites and personal travel pages [8]. Despite this, rural tourism in the Internet resources is presented poorly and fragmentary. On this basis, the search for new methods of using information technologies in promoting rural tourism to the regional, international tourist market is relevant.

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Information support as a factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism

Биттер¹,

Дунец²,

Шаховалов³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Sustainable Development of Cross-Border Regions: Economic, Social and Security C

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“…However, to date, rare meetings of representatives of the regional authorities have little effect on the development of cross-border cooperation. The development of cross-border tourism should be considered in conjunction with the preservation of nature and cultural and historical heritage, the development of transport infrastructure and the expansion of trade and economic relations (Dunets, Zhogova 2018;Razminienė, Tvaronavičienė 2018;Monni et al 2017;Zemlickiene et al 2017;Ohotina et al 2018;Petrenko et al 2019). In 2018, it was decided to hold an economic council aimed at the development of trade and economic cooperation and tourism.…”

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Cross-border tourism cooperation as a basis for sustainable development: a case study

Дунец¹,

Ivanova²,

Poltarykhin³

2019

JESI

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The article presents critical review of approaches to understanding cross-border tourism cooperation. The authors substantiate peculiarities of tourism development in the mountain region, revealing the possible influence of tourism on the border regions, which can be both positive and negative. The paper examines five types of cross-border tourist structures using the example of the Altai-Sayan mountain region. Those types determine the direction and potential of cross-border tourism cooperation. The authors consider the possibilities of organizing the development of various types of tourism in the border area. Tourism can contribute to the sustainable development of a mountainous transboundary region.

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“… 2019 ). The environmental impact is an important factor in increasing the likelihood of tourists to choose, as well as creating a sustainable tourism need for a specific region or country (Dunets and Zhogova 2018 ). In this respect, there is an important relationship between tourism and physical environment (Lo et al 2019 ; Jackman et al 2020 ).…”

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Monitoring the change of Turkey’s tourism city Antalya’s Konyaaltı shoreline with multi-source satellite and meteorological data

2022

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Uncontrolled tourism activities cause the destruction of nature and deterioration of the ecological balance. Since coastal areas are both economically and socially important, monitoring shoreline changes has become one of the important research areas. Monitoring short-term and long-term changes in coastal areas is important to prevent damages that may occur due to natural and human factors and protect the shorelines. In this study, which is an important tourist city of Antalya, Turkey, and the world, coastal changes using historical and recent satellite data have been analyzed. The focus of the study is to analyze long-term coastal change with Landsat data and the data obtained every 5 years between 1985 and 2020 and to analyze short-term change with annual Sentinel-2 data between 2015 and 2020. In the study, water areas on the coastline were determined by object-based classification and multiresolution segmentation method with the Modified Normalized Difference Water Index (MNDWI). The obtained shorelines were analyzed with the Digital Shoreline Analysis System (DSAS) tool and the changes in the coastal areas were determined statistically. Five-year and 35-year changes were compared with Linear Regression Rate (LRR) and End Point Rate (EPR) analyses. As a result of the study, when the Pearson’s r value between EPR and LRR was examined, r was found 0.916 and 0.944 for 5-year and 35-year data, respectively. Spatial resolution in satellite images is vital for shoreline detection. However, the most optimal way to detect long-term changes in the shoreline is to use Landsat data. Although the spatial resolution of Landsat data, it has been observed that the power to analyze annual variation differences is lower than Sentinel-2.

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Significant Changes of Tourism Industry in the Altai-Sayan Mountainous Region

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Information support as a factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism

Information support as a factor in the sustainable use of resources in rural tourism

Cross-border tourism cooperation as a basis for sustainable development: a case study

Monitoring the change of Turkey’s tourism city Antalya’s Konyaaltı shoreline with multi-source satellite and meteorological data

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