Sustainable Rural Tourism in the Romanian Carpathians

Turnock, David

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“…Rural tourism structures are organized in several national associations, such as ANTREC (Asociat xia Nat xional a de Turism Rural, Ecologic s¸i Cultural -National Association of Rural, Ecological and Cultural Tourism), Ret xeaua Verde (Green Network) and FRDM (Federat xia Româna pentru Dezvoltare Mon-tan a -Romanian Federation for Mountain Development), which mostly work as catalogues of guesthouses but have sometimes had a more active role, especially within the PHARE, ISPA and SAPARD development programmes of the European Union (Turnock, 1990(Turnock, , 1999.…”

Section: Rural Tourism As An Emerging Sector In Romaniamentioning

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“…From an academic perspective, while a large number of general studies on Romanian rural tourism have appeared both in national and international literature (Benedek and Dezsi, 2004;Dezsi, 1999;Cipollari, 2005;Hall, 2004;Mitrache and Manole, 1996;Turnock, 1990Turnock, , 1999Turnock, , 2002Vaetisi, 2006), the links between tourism and livelihood strategies in local communities have yet to be investigated thoroughly. Accordingly, this study explores how rural communities can enhance their livelihoods by becoming involved in tourism through documentation of the experiences of some families that host tourists in their homes.…”

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Rural tourism and livelihood strategies in Romania

Iorio

Corsale

2010

Journal of Rural Studies

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Section: Rural Tourism As An Emerging Sector In Romaniamentioning

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Rural tourism and livelihood strategies in Romania

Iorio

Corsale

2010

Journal of Rural Studies

203

113

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“…Previous studies about Romanian rural tourism analyzed the factors that influence rural tourism development [13,14], the particularities of rural tourism potential [15,16]], supply [17,18] and demand [17,19]. Local residents represent an important component of the amalgam that constitutes the destination [20] and influences the future development of any tourism destination.…”

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Local Residents’ Attitude toward Sustainable Rural Tourism Development

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Tourism is a multi-faced activity that links the economic, social and environmental components of sustainability. This research analyzes rural residents' perceptions of the impact of tourism development and examines the factors that influence the support for sustainable tourism development in the region of Nord-Vest in Romania. Residents' perceptions towards tourism development were measured using 22 items, while their support for tourism development was determined using 8 items. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the data. Principal component analysis grouped the first 22 variables into 4 factors, and the following 8 variables into 2 factors (sustainable development, destination development). Findings indicate that residents see tourism as a development factor. The natural, economic, and social-cultural environment as well as infrastructure, age, gender and education are factors that influence the sustainable development of tourism.

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“…An exceptional development was registered by rural tourism and agri-tourism which have previously entered into the market by creating »tourist villages« in 1973. Agri-tourism was recognized as the most attractive types of tourism in several mountain areas (Turnock 1999;2006).…”

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Changes in the Romanian Carpathian tourism after the communism collapse and the domestic tourists' satisfaction

Matei¹,

Vijulie²,

Manea³

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In the context of Romania's transition to the market economy after the communism collapse, and the accession in EU, the study aims to analyse characteristics of tourism changes in the Carpathian destinations by correlation with the domestic visitors' satisfaction for tourist services and new forms of tourism by empirical field observations, and statistical analysis used to test the level of satisfaction for Carpathian tourism. The results show an increase of tourist demand for the Carpathian destinations in the framework of tourist establishments' structure changes, the spreading of agri-tourism, a need for improvement of accommodation services quality according to the visitors' profile. Tourism development, revealed by visitors' flows, has some similarities with the perception of tourists. The tourists' views can, with several limits, be considered as a barometer in tourism research and a useful instrument in building tourism offers.

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Sustainable Rural Tourism in the Romanian Carpathians

Cited by 34 publications

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Rural tourism and livelihood strategies in Romania

Rural tourism and livelihood strategies in Romania

Local Residents’ Attitude toward Sustainable Rural Tourism Development

Changes in the Romanian Carpathian tourism after the communism collapse and the domestic tourists' satisfaction

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