Tourism in Post-Communist States
Central and Eastern Europe
Herausgeber: Niewiadomski, Piotr
Tourism in Post-Communist States
Central and Eastern Europe
Herausgeber: Niewiadomski, Piotr
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This book addresses tourism and its development in the post-communist context of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The book consists of 14 chapters (divided into two sections), a new introduction and a reflective concluding section. All 14 main chapters in this book were originally published in the Tourism Geographies journal.
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This book addresses tourism and its development in the post-communist context of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The book consists of 14 chapters (divided into two sections), a new introduction and a reflective concluding section. All 14 main chapters in this book were originally published in the Tourism Geographies journal.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9781032423555
- ISBN-10: 1032423552
- Artikelnr.: 67400172
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Mai 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9781032423555
- ISBN-10: 1032423552
- Artikelnr.: 67400172
Piotr Niewiadomski is an Economic Geographer interested in the worldwide development of the tourism production system and uneven impacts of tourism on economic development, with a particular interest in Central and Eastern Europe. Piotr is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Aberdeen (Scotland, UK).
Introduction: Tourism development and post-communist transformations in
Central and Eastern Europe PART 1 - Tourism in Transition: From Problems
and Challenges to Success and Prosperity? 1. Tourism patterns and problems
in East Central Europe 2. Troubled sustainability: Bulgarian seaside
resorts 3. Gazing on communism: Heritage tourism and post-communist
identities in Germany, Hungary and Romania 4. Unpacking the local: A
cultural analysis of tourism entrepreneurship in Murter, Croatia 5.
Ecotourism in post-communist Poland: An examination of tourists,
sustainability and institutions 6. Relationships between international
tourism and migration in Hungary: Tourism flows and foreign property
ownership 7. From 'Bricklaying' to ' Bricolage ': Transition and Tourism
Development in Central and Eastern Europe 8. Estonian tourism and the
accession effect: The impact of European Union membership on the
contemporary development patterns of the Estonian tourism industry Part 2 -
Advancing Post-Communist Change: Tourism as a Transformative Force 9. New
places in old spaces: Mapping tourism and regeneration in Budapest 10.
Transforming tourism spaces in changing socio-political contexts: The case
of Pärnu, Estonia, as a tourist destination 11. Culinary tourism packages
and regional brands in Czechia 12. International hotel groups and regional
development in Central and Eastern Europe 13. Non-planning and tourism
consumption in Budapest's inner city 14. Hotel development through
centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition
Final reflections: Whither tourism research in the era of
(post-)post-communism?
Central and Eastern Europe PART 1 - Tourism in Transition: From Problems
and Challenges to Success and Prosperity? 1. Tourism patterns and problems
in East Central Europe 2. Troubled sustainability: Bulgarian seaside
resorts 3. Gazing on communism: Heritage tourism and post-communist
identities in Germany, Hungary and Romania 4. Unpacking the local: A
cultural analysis of tourism entrepreneurship in Murter, Croatia 5.
Ecotourism in post-communist Poland: An examination of tourists,
sustainability and institutions 6. Relationships between international
tourism and migration in Hungary: Tourism flows and foreign property
ownership 7. From 'Bricklaying' to ' Bricolage ': Transition and Tourism
Development in Central and Eastern Europe 8. Estonian tourism and the
accession effect: The impact of European Union membership on the
contemporary development patterns of the Estonian tourism industry Part 2 -
Advancing Post-Communist Change: Tourism as a Transformative Force 9. New
places in old spaces: Mapping tourism and regeneration in Budapest 10.
Transforming tourism spaces in changing socio-political contexts: The case
of Pärnu, Estonia, as a tourist destination 11. Culinary tourism packages
and regional brands in Czechia 12. International hotel groups and regional
development in Central and Eastern Europe 13. Non-planning and tourism
consumption in Budapest's inner city 14. Hotel development through
centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition
Final reflections: Whither tourism research in the era of
(post-)post-communism?
Introduction: Tourism development and post-communist transformations in
Central and Eastern Europe PART 1 - Tourism in Transition: From Problems
and Challenges to Success and Prosperity? 1. Tourism patterns and problems
in East Central Europe 2. Troubled sustainability: Bulgarian seaside
resorts 3. Gazing on communism: Heritage tourism and post-communist
identities in Germany, Hungary and Romania 4. Unpacking the local: A
cultural analysis of tourism entrepreneurship in Murter, Croatia 5.
Ecotourism in post-communist Poland: An examination of tourists,
sustainability and institutions 6. Relationships between international
tourism and migration in Hungary: Tourism flows and foreign property
ownership 7. From 'Bricklaying' to ' Bricolage ': Transition and Tourism
Development in Central and Eastern Europe 8. Estonian tourism and the
accession effect: The impact of European Union membership on the
contemporary development patterns of the Estonian tourism industry Part 2 -
Advancing Post-Communist Change: Tourism as a Transformative Force 9. New
places in old spaces: Mapping tourism and regeneration in Budapest 10.
Transforming tourism spaces in changing socio-political contexts: The case
of Pärnu, Estonia, as a tourist destination 11. Culinary tourism packages
and regional brands in Czechia 12. International hotel groups and regional
development in Central and Eastern Europe 13. Non-planning and tourism
consumption in Budapest's inner city 14. Hotel development through
centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition
Final reflections: Whither tourism research in the era of
(post-)post-communism?
Central and Eastern Europe PART 1 - Tourism in Transition: From Problems
and Challenges to Success and Prosperity? 1. Tourism patterns and problems
in East Central Europe 2. Troubled sustainability: Bulgarian seaside
resorts 3. Gazing on communism: Heritage tourism and post-communist
identities in Germany, Hungary and Romania 4. Unpacking the local: A
cultural analysis of tourism entrepreneurship in Murter, Croatia 5.
Ecotourism in post-communist Poland: An examination of tourists,
sustainability and institutions 6. Relationships between international
tourism and migration in Hungary: Tourism flows and foreign property
ownership 7. From 'Bricklaying' to ' Bricolage ': Transition and Tourism
Development in Central and Eastern Europe 8. Estonian tourism and the
accession effect: The impact of European Union membership on the
contemporary development patterns of the Estonian tourism industry Part 2 -
Advancing Post-Communist Change: Tourism as a Transformative Force 9. New
places in old spaces: Mapping tourism and regeneration in Budapest 10.
Transforming tourism spaces in changing socio-political contexts: The case
of Pärnu, Estonia, as a tourist destination 11. Culinary tourism packages
and regional brands in Czechia 12. International hotel groups and regional
development in Central and Eastern Europe 13. Non-planning and tourism
consumption in Budapest's inner city 14. Hotel development through
centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition
Final reflections: Whither tourism research in the era of
(post-)post-communism?