Strateško upravljanje razvojem ruralnog turizma – problemi i smjernice

Krajnović, Aleksandra; Čičin-Šain, Dijana; Predovan, Marija

doi:10.15291/oec.197

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“…Many authors (Krajnović, Čičin-Šain & Predovan, 2011) define sustainable development of Rural Tourism as preservation of the local culture and the identity of the local community, preservation of the countryside and the natural environment, sustainable development of the rural economy. An emphasis is placed on the importance of the support of local, regional, and government authorities, but also as a balance between tourism and other activities in a specific rural space.…”

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Destination management organisation as a driver for an accesible destination for active holidays

Štuhec¹

2018

Responsible Hostpitality: Inclusive, Active, Green

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The book broadens the reach of Tourism studies by providing comprehensive and rigorous examinations of many issues related to Responsible Tourism development. The collection considers the subject of Responsible Hospitality broadly, and in line with concerns for the social, cultural, economic and natural environment. It provides a distinctive and balanced overview of both theoretical issues and practical cases. Starting from the perspective that commitments to accessibility and social inclusiveness are the ultimate frame of reference for Responsible Tourism development, in part 1) the collection first provides contributions on Accessible Tourism and social sustainability through the principle of inclusion. In the context of the rising demand for all-encompassing and in-depth experiences, the contributions presented in Part 2) contribute to understanding of Active Tourism and Sports Tourism. Finally, the authors of contributions also examine the issues of Responsible Tourism development in the context of green, healthy and local from three different perspectives: That of tourists, local (service) providers, and from the governance level. The overall aim of the book is, thus, to construct a vision of hospitality that operates in a manner that supports people and communities, promotes responsible environmental consumption, and is socially inclusive.

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Destination management organisation as a driver for an accesible destination for active holidays

Štuhec¹

2018

Responsible Hostpitality: Inclusive, Active, Green

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“…Demand for such, special forms of tourism has clearly manifest specific features: (a) expressed wish of tourists-consumers for authenticity; (b) expressed wish of tourists-consumers for experience in local setting and (c) expressed wish of tourists-consumers for appreciation of the host (Todorović & Štetić, 2009). Rural tourism features as a significant element of sustainable tourist, economic and social development of rural areas (Krajnović et al, 2011). Sustainable development refers to a harmonious relationship between nature and ecology aimed at preserving natural resources for present and future generations, whereas sustainable tourism refers to tourist movements accompanied by meeting social and economic needs and preservation of cultural and historic heritage of destinations (Štetić, 2002).…”

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Rural tourism marketing of the Danube region

Grubor¹,

Leković²,

Tomić³

2019

Ekonomika

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Within tourism, as one of the largest and fastest-growing world industries, a prominent place is taken up by separate, selective forms of tourism. Rural tourism enables consumers to return to the natural setting and relief from pressure and stress emerging in urban environments. As eco-friendly travel into relatively well-preserved areas, rural tourism features as a significant element of sustainable tourism, economic and social development of rural areas. In view of this, the entire management, realization and implementation of the marketing strategy of developing rural tourism should be based on a compromise of interests of different and numerous stakeholders. The subject of this paper is the Danube Region and rural tourism of this region, and the objective is to emphasise the significance of further development of this special, selective form of tourism by applying marketing concept. Secondary data and methods of induction, deduction, synthesis and analysis were used for the purpose of this writing this paper

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“…Rural tourism in the world is growing, due to increased demand in the tourism market, as well as public support for its development. This is particularly characteristic for developed countries [7]. Maksimović, Urošević and Petrović states that rural tourism, initiated and controlled by people living in a particular local environment, offers new opportunities and possibilities for the economic prosperity of the local population, and at the same time affects the positive attitude towards the development of tourism in general [8].…”

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The Identification of the Main Factors of the Development of Rural Tourism on Stara Planina Mountain

Novaković¹,

Perić²

2018

3rd International Thematic Monograph - Thematic Proceedings: Modern Management Tools and Economy of Tourism Sector in Present

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Stara Planina (Old Mountain) has excellent predispositions to the development of rural tourism, which are satisfied by but few mountains in our country. Its biological, geological and cultural heritages are very rich. However, this area was not an attractive tourist destination due to a large migration of the local population. The natural beauties of Stara Planina, in combination with the culture, tradition, gastronomic specialties and music of Eastern Serbia, can become a recognizable tourist brand that will improve the image of the region and the state itself, because of which Stara Planina strong potential for rural tourism development is being discovered. This paper is aimed at identifying the main factors influencing changes in tourism development and the selection of appropriate strategies, which in turn will influence identification and assessment during the planning of the strategic directions of rural tourism development. The factor analysis is the method that allows the identification of the main factors affecting changes in tourism development and one of the most popular multivariate techniques aimed at identifying and understanding the basic idea, i.e. the common characteristics of several variables and a reduction in the number of variables in the analysis.

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Strateško upravljanje razvojem ruralnog turizma – problemi i smjernice

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Destination management organisation as a driver for an accesible destination for active holidays

Destination management organisation as a driver for an accesible destination for active holidays

Rural tourism marketing of the Danube region

The Identification of the Main Factors of the Development of Rural Tourism on Stara Planina Mountain

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