The Function of Protected Natural Areas of the Vojvodina Province in Sustainable Tourism Development

Trišić, Igor

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“…Planning is significant for protected areas so that the available resources are used appropriately, and the local community is fully involved in the protection and management system. In this way, an adequate experience for tourists is provided, which affects their satisfaction and experience in the protected area (Trišić, 2021).…”

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Military tourist institutions in the function of tourism development in Serbia

Knežević¹,

Ranisavljević²

2022

Ekon: teor praks

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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly changed the habits and needs of the world's population, global economy and all countries' economies. Tourism as a service sector of the economy suffered the most significant consequences at the beginning of the pandemic. According to data from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), the tourism sector's contribution to the global economy could reach 8.6 trillion dollars this year, which is only 6.4% less than before the pandemic. Therefore, today's tourist management must be creative, determined and dedicated much more than before. The subject of this research is the accommodation capacities of military tourist institutions and their utilisation in tourism development in the Republic of Serbia. The work aims to examine the utilisation of accommodation capacities of all military tourist institutions, especially during the pandemic, to increase the tourism potential of the Republic of Serbia and, ultimately, the overall development of our country. The research results indicate that a significant number of unused military tourist accommodation capacities could participate in developing Serbia's tourism, but with prior investment in increasing their quality. Another conclusion is that experiences from the pandemic period should be used for further development.

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Military tourist institutions in the function of tourism development in Serbia

Knežević¹,

Ranisavljević²

2022

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“…Economic sustainability is achieved through visitors' purchasing local products and services, employing residents, and strengthening the local economy [44]. Money earned from tourism activities directly increases employment, strengthening local products and services, and the role of the local population in planning and controlling tourism development [1,34]. Sociocultural sustainability is achieved through acceptable tourism impacts on the attitudes and satisfaction of residents and tourists with the state of tourism within protected areas as tourist destinations and through their mutual positive interaction [10,45,46].…”

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“…In the northern part of Serbia (the territory of AP of Vojvodina), there are 27 important plant areas (IPAs), with a total area of 328,208 ha, which represents 15.3% of the territory of Vojvodina [1]. A large part of these IPAs is constituted within various protected areas, such as special reserves and nature parks.…”

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Sustainable Tourism of Important Plant Areas (IPAs)—A Case of Three Protected Areas of Vojvodina Province

Trišić

Milojković

Ristić

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In the northern part of Serbia, where the Autonomous Province (AP) of Vojvodina is located, a total of 27 important plant areas (IPAs) have been established. Within three selected IPAs, there are different biocenoses inhabited by endemic plant and animal species, which form a unique sensitive ecosystem. Furthermore, in these areas, there are wetlands and areas important for geodiversity maintenance. The three studied IPAs include the territory of special nature reserves of the same name: the Special Nature Reserve (SNR) Zasavica, the SNR Obedska Bara, and the SNR Koviljsko-Petrovaradinski Rit. In these selected protected areas, tourist activities are carried out at different levels of development and through various forms of tourism. This research used quantitative methodology to examine the degree of sustainable tourism development and its impact on residents. A total of 1134 respondents were surveyed using a questionnaire as an instrument. The obtained results indicate that the selected IPAs can be destinations for sustainable tourism development. Ecological and sociocultural dimensions of sustainability contribute to this type of tourism to the greatest extent. Analyzing the data related to the impact of sustainable tourism on the respondents’ satisfaction, we concluded that they feel a certain satisfaction with sustainable tourism in all three investigated protected areas. The survey results called attention to the possibility of developing nature-based forms of tourism, in which the residents’ role in tourism planning and development should be strengthened. All forms of tourism that are developed here should have the primary goal of protecting nature in these IPAs.

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Encouraging Sustainable Practices and Behaviors in Tourism Consumers and Hotel Management

Fortes,

Sousa,

Carvalho

2024

Advances in Business Strategy and Competitive Advantage

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Ecotourism in Portugal is taking hold especially inland, because of an exceptional set of landscapes, protected natural areas, many leisure ac-tivities, and an overwhelming cultural heritage, making this the ideal destination for the responsible traveller. In this sense, the present study, of an exploratory nature, aims to understand the determinants of tourists decision-making process in contexts of ecotourism in the Côa region. A conceptual model was proposed to study the relationship be-tween seven variables, whose results were discussed considering the existing literature. Based on the administration of 136 questionnaires, the data obtained allowed us to conclude that the image of tourist-hotel enterprises has a fundamental role in the experience and satisfac-tion of the tourist, with the need to improve the degree of affectivity in relation to the hotel units. The natural heritage is vital for tourism, for ecotourism, and it is necessary to protect it. The need for greater regu-lation of ecotourism and the promotion of support for the creation of these projects is highlighted.

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The Function of Protected Natural Areas of the Vojvodina Province in Sustainable Tourism Development

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Military tourist institutions in the function of tourism development in Serbia

Military tourist institutions in the function of tourism development in Serbia

Sustainable Tourism of Important Plant Areas (IPAs)—A Case of Three Protected Areas of Vojvodina Province

Encouraging Sustainable Practices and Behaviors in Tourism Consumers and Hotel Management

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