The Prospects of the marine and coastal tourism development in Ukraine

Stryzhak, Olena; Ахмедова, Олена; Aldoshyna, Maria

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202015303009

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“…Tourism visitation tends to be determined by visitors' motivation, awareness of image and destination which is mediated by information about the destination (in this case word-of-mouth) (Isa & Ramli, 2014). Inherently, Stryzhak et al (2020) integrates promotion and product improvement aspects by highlighting some stages of analyzing indicators of marine tourism development, assessing the infrastructure, potentials of cultural and entertainment programs, development of product with market segmentation, market promotion of the tourism products. The other approach is coastal zone management strategy which tends to balance coastal resources demands, maintain the sustainable usage, and individual activities management and embrace collaborative concepts of resource management, enterprises and services management (Marafa, 2008).…”

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A Community Marine Tourism as a Business Sector: Challenges Faced by Local Community

Suryani

Soedarso

Rahmawati

et al. 2022

IJBS

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Marine tourism is one of several economic drivers which contribute to local community livelihood and regional income. Many potential coastal areas are gradually developing and transformed by its’ local communities into local-scale tourisms which accommodate local or domestic or surrounding tourists’ recreational needs. However, to be sustainable, there are many issues need to be addressed. The study intends to explore Dalegan community perceived tourism issue in developing their WPP destination or white sand tourism. The study adopts qualitative method in gathering and analyzing the data. The data are gathered through Dalegan community dialog or interactive session during Dalegan community service program. The collected data are interpreted by implementing thematic analysis. The study reveals that there are three main issues faced by Dalegan local communities: financial, creativity and lack of legal procedures. The collaboration of financial service agents, educational institutions, (local) government bodies and local community inclusion is needed. The study demonstrates that to build Dalegan marine tourism, local/community leadership, local human quality improvement, local resources identification and local culture need to be used as the development grounds. The study also shows that the local community is still not aware of the environmental issues and diversification of recreational activities. Thus, local community still needs advocacy to understand the relationship between tourism and environment. The study also finds that local women are valuable human resource for marine tourism business. They are potential women entrepreneurs who develop small business around WPP marine tourism.

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A Community Marine Tourism as a Business Sector: Challenges Faced by Local Community

Suryani

Soedarso

Rahmawati

et al. 2022

IJBS

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“…The Black Sea remains an area with huge potential for the development of blue tourism, which can promote economic growth and create a positive image of surrounding countries [3]. As marinas and ports are the main pillars of recreational nautical transport, their sustainable development can have a significant positive effect on the economy of transport, especially in less developed areas [4].…”

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Status of the Marinas’ Development in the Southern Region of the Romanian Sea Coast: Implications for Sustainable Recreational Transport in the Black Sea

Filimon

2023

Sustainability

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The aim of this paper is to highlight the state of development of tourist ports in the Romanian Black Sea coastal area and their implications for the sustainable provision of quality recreational transport. As indicated by the collected data, both locals and tourists are showing a growing interest in nautical sports and maritime recreational activities, and there are plans to upgrade existing marinas and build new ones. Although the boating activity in the Romanian Black Sea coastal area is not as developed and popular as that in other areas of the Balkan Peninsula, it has particular advantages due to its geographical position close to the Danube and its delta, as well as its historical and cultural heritage. Between 2014 and 2019, the south marinas of Romania’s Black Sea coast experienced a 65% increase in the number of visiting boats. Despite some decreases in traffic during the pandemic, the general trend continues to be upward. An evaluation of the operational capacities and policies implemented by tourist ports and relevant stakeholders identifies the strengths and weaknesses of the current system and provides insights into the current activity and implemented policies of the four most known and developed marinas along the Romanian Black Sea coast. The study’s main objective is to assess sustainable practices in relation to the environmental, social, and economic systems, with a focus on environmental protection, the use of renewable energy sources, and the implementation of quality management standards. The study uses a mix of qualitative and quantitative analyses to achieve this. Interviews with representatives of the four coastal marinas helped gather the data. The size of boat traffic was evaluated by taking into consideration the data from the local harbor master. The research identified gaps and highlighted areas that require improvement, subsequently providing recommendations to enhance sustainability. The findings can guide policymakers and stakeholders in developing practices that can promote the growth of recreational nautical transport in Romania while ensuring the sustainable development of the sector.

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“…The shipping industry also supports tourism and recreation by increasing passenger size and capacity (13)(14)(15). Data shows that there has been an increase in the total number of inland ferry ports in Indonesia, namely in 2013 as many as 217 and 2019 to 294 operating in Indonesia.…”

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Ship Sanitation: Controlling and Preventing Risk Factors of Disease Transmission

Mustar

2021

Jour. Health Sci Prev

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The spread of infectious diseases globally has been a threat to public health and national economies for many centuries. One of the undeniable sectors that contributed to the spread of disease is maritime transport. This research aimed to examine ship sanitation for controlling and preventing the potential risk of disease transmission. This study used an observational survey method, with a sample of 24 ships that anchored in the port of Kendari by using an accidental sampling technique. Findings from this research revealed that there were ships with high-risk sanitation categories or have unqualified levels of sanitation. The main determinants that contribute to accelerating the global transmission of many infectious diseases on the ship are the sign and presence of vectors. Outbreaks associated with the presence of vectors on board are usually related to inadequate control and sanitation along with insufficient attention to preventing contamination. Therefore, the crewmember on board needs to increase their knowledge through various ship sanitation training, develop sanitation programs and integrate sustainable monitoring and evaluation programs of vectors toimprove sanitation as an effort to prevent risk factors for disease transmission.

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The Prospects of the marine and coastal tourism development in Ukraine

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

A Community Marine Tourism as a Business Sector: Challenges Faced by Local Community

A Community Marine Tourism as a Business Sector: Challenges Faced by Local Community

Status of the Marinas’ Development in the Southern Region of the Romanian Sea Coast: Implications for Sustainable Recreational Transport in the Black Sea

Ship Sanitation: Controlling and Preventing Risk Factors of Disease Transmission

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