, and he investigates classification, stability, and evolution of tourist commmunities. The four types of communities : natural resource based, policy oriented, economy based and history sediment tourist communities, have different stabilities. The feedback
Classic tourism, ecotourism and community tourism may be the three stages in tourism development. Community tourism tells us how we can do to get sustainable tourism development. The A. analyses the mechanism of formation of tourist resources
mechanism and relationship among tourist flows is described.
4 parties : la capacité d'hébergement touristique de la Basse-Normandie; les touristes de l'été 1988 en Basse-Normandie; les politiques de développement du tourisme de la Région et des départements; l'évolution récente du tourisme.
in Rumania still appears strongly conditioned by the accomodation policy pursued by the Communist regime. A number of the main tourist resorts have been built by the trade unions organization which supported in the first place the construction of large
The A. carries out an analysis of the statistical distribution of tourist infrastructures in Rumania in the year 1997, employing to this aim the rate of the touristic function introduced by Defert. According to this research, the touristic sector
Libya has been trying to expand tourism as an important branch of economic activity. The official policy of “tourism solely designed for the culture-minded” is accompanied by the rejection of Western style mass tourism such as found in other major
Discussion of recent attempts in Cuba to become a tourist mecca in the context of a deteriorating economic situation. In 1989, Canada was the leading source of tourists visiting Cuba. - (DWG)
Cultural landscape ; Frontier ; Natural landscape ; Poland ; Regional development ; Tourism ; Tourism policy ; Tourist site
The paper presents selected problems of development of tourism within the areas neighbouring upon the Polish eastern border. Borders determine the nature of the tourist space and its elements that will develop in frontier regions. First of all
on tourist attractiveness of a border-adjacent area are presented in the case of eastern border area of Poland. Tourism, in the vicinity of eastern boundaries of Poland, is generally characterised by poor tourism-related development and lack of tourist
traditions, as well as low degree of recognition as tourist destination. – (BJ)
Ecotourism ; Hungary ; Impact ; Infrastructure ; National park ; Tourism ; Tourism policy
The paper highlights the spectacular expansion of tourist attractions of the Hortobágy National Park (Hungary) after millennium which were achieved by European and home competition supports. The tourists’ demand that is booming by the development
of infrastructure of presentation and ecotourism was examined and there were looked into its favourable and unfavourable effects for the central settlement of the National Park which is Hortobágy. There are also pointed at those opportunities how to aid the tourists
This paper reports about the quantity and quality of tourist potentials in the Lake Tisza region. Major changes of the tourist market since 1990 are monitored by settlements and empirical research aimed at the evaluation of tourist attractions
that was conducted in the summer of 2004 is presented. For the time being Lake Tisza is favoured by tourism policy. Tourism management and marketing has been organised in the region to support the efforts to maintain and increase competitiveness. - (JS)
Typical tourists. Research into the theoretical and methodological foundations of a typology of tourism and recreation experiences
for policy development and planning for a diversified tourist environment. - (AGD)
This book reports a long-term project to establish a theoretical and useful approach to develop a typology of experiences for tourism and recreation. The theoretical framework used as a starting point was Eric Cohen's (1979) phenomenology of tourist
Municipal investments promoting tourism in Lower Saxony (Federal Republic of Germany)| their allocation and structure in reference to the state's touristpolicy (1974-1978)
The purpose of this book is to examine the transformation of space under the influence of tourism and to draw out the implications for tourism policy and planning. 18 chapters are divided in four parts. The first focuses on the producers. The second