Weekend tourism and unplanned construction in Deliblato Sands

Vesić, Marina

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“…The popular initiative “Stop the endless construction of second homes” took place in the region to limit the growth of second homes in a municipality (Gerber and Tanner, 2018; Alonsopérez et al , 2022). In the Nature Reserve “Deliblato Sands,” Serbia, the unplanned building of weekend homes created difficulties, indicating that spatial restorations and protection concepts should be studied (Vesić, 2017; Alonsopérez et al , 2022). Congestion tourist destinations in Iceland are another illustration of how the expansion of infrastructure and services must be well-managed (Saebórsdottir et al , 2019; Alonsopérez et al , 2022).…”

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Hotels, second homes and destination planning policies: a sequential game model

Posadas,

Brida,

Alonsopérez

2023

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Purpose This paper develops a theoretical model that analyzes the decision problem the landowner has to face between the construction of second homes and hotels. The starting point implies verifying that for a given tourist destination, the land available for the construction of accommodation is limited. For this reason, when choosing between building second homes or building hotels, many factors influence the decision model. The theoretical mechanism generalizes the model introduced in Brida and Boffa (2010) and is based on a four-stage sequential game with four players. From the results of the model, the authors conclude that it is optimal from the social point of view both to build a hotel and to build a second home because both generate added value during the year. For this reason, the construction of second homes should be taken into account in the planning policy of the tourist destination. This arises from considering that second homes, as they remain occupied all year like hotels, in certain tourist destinations, do not generate seasonality.

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Hotels, second homes and destination planning policies: a sequential game model

Posadas,

Brida,

Alonsopérez

2023

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“…are a necessary part of planning the sustainable development of tourism (Hadwen et al, 2007). Three PAs that are the subject of this research, with the exception of SNR "Deliblatska peščaraˮ (Kovačev et al, 2014;Štetić et al, 2021;Trišić, 2019;Trišić, 2020;Trišić et al, 2020;Vesić, 2017), are still insufficiently explored, particularly as destinations for hikers and recreationalists. This paper is the result of a twomonth research conducted among the inhabitants of the City of Pančevo dealing with one-day excursions in the nearby protected areas.…”

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Protected areas as recreational zones for nearby cities: The case study of the City of Pančevo

Jojic-Glavonjic¹

2022

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This research seeks to determine whether the residents of the City of Pančevo use the surrounding protected areas (PAs) for excursions and to what extent. A survey was conducted on a sample of 715 respondents above the age of 15. One main and six assisting hypotheses were set, testing the significance of differences between specific groups of respondents. Following the analysis of the results obtained by the descriptive statistics method and a Chi-Square Test, statistic conclusions were derived. The results show that 88.7% of the respondents like excursions into nature, but due to the lack of free time, money, and similar factors, only 55.1% of them practice such trips. Findings about preferred activities (dominated by walking 33.8%), the frequency (58.6% of respondents having visited the Special Nature Reserve "Deliblatska peščara" several times; 51.9% of respondents never having visited the Nature Park "Ponjavica"; 65.9% of respondents never having visited the Nature Monument "Ivanovačka ada") and the style of visits to these PAs (mostly on their own), can help define guidelines for their further development.

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Opportunities for sustainable tourism development and nature conservation in Special Nature Reserve "Deliblatska peščara"

Trišić¹

2019

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The area of the Special Nature Reserve "Deliblatska pešĉara" has a huge capital of pristine nature. On the one hand, this is an important area for plant and animal species, while, on the other hand, it is attractive for tourists as important users of place. This area has sensitive ecosystems and is important for conservation of geodiversity. Precisely for this reason, it represents a significant tourist potential. The economic revenues of tourism can be used for proper monitoring and nature protection by directing the money to improve protection area system. It is one of the basic postulates of sustainable tourism development.

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Weekend tourism and unplanned construction in Deliblato Sands

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References 11 publications

Hotels, second homes and destination planning policies: a sequential game model

Hotels, second homes and destination planning policies: a sequential game model

Protected areas as recreational zones for nearby cities: The case study of the City of Pančevo

Opportunities for sustainable tourism development and nature conservation in Special Nature Reserve "Deliblatska peščara"

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