Abstract
The approach to derive models of tourism development in three studied villages in a border
mountainous region of Bulgaria adheres to some known literature models - the tourism system of tourist
destinations (Marinov, 2003) and other models of tourism development - Vodenska (2004), Gunn (1998) and
others. It is based on a comparison against a set of 25 characteristics for which it is assumed they may show
differences. The leading factors that determine the specificity of development are the basis for the distribution
of characteristics selected for analysis in the following groups: status of the village and population
characteristics, tourism supply, tourism demand, local environment, management and marketing of tourism.
Despite the similar stage of tourism development in the three villages they demonstrate differences that point
to the existence of three different models relative to tourism development in terms of current business
practices:1) Visiting the locals – combination of elitist commercial tourism (in the houses of locals) with
commercialized, institutionalized and professionalized tourism; 2) Typical hotel - commercialized tourism in
collective accommodation establishments, tourists’ contact with local people is minimized; 3) First stage of
diffused hotel - non-institutional (non-commercialized) tourism, detached houses for accommodation of
different ownership, with a common reception and servicing.
References
- Buhalis, D. Marketing the Competitive Destination of the Future. – Tourism Management Special Issue, 2000, pp. 1-27.
- Butler, R. The Concept of a Tourist Area Cycle of Evolution: Implications for Management of Resources. – Canadian Geographer, 24, 1980.
- Dogramadjieva, E. Field Research of Tourism Supply and Demand in Mountain Villages: the Case of Three Architectural
- Reserves in the Western Rhodopes, Bulgaria. Abstracts, SEEmore Conference 2012: Mountain Resources and Their
- Response to Global Change, 5-8 July 2012, Ankara University, Turkey.
- Gunn, C. A. Tourism Planning. New York, 1988.
- Marinov, V. Key Informants’ Analysis of Small Scale Tourism Development in Mountain Villages. Abstracts, SEEmore
- Conference 2012: Mountain Resources and Their Response to Global Change, 5-8 July 2012, Ankara University, Turkey.
- Marinov. V. SWOT-analysis in Regional and Tourism Planning: Requirements, Problems and Solutions. - In: Proceedings of
- the First Scientific Conference "Theory and Methodology of Geographical Research". Sozopol, 2003 (In Bulg.).
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Abstract
Yaklaşımımız bazı bilinen modellere bağlı kalarak - turist destinasyonlarının turizm sistemi (Marinov,
2003) ve turizm gelişiminde diğer modeller - Vodenska (2004), Gunn (1998) ve diğerleri - Bulgaristan’ın
dağlık bir bölgesinin sınırındaki üç köyde turizm gelişim modelleri üretmek şeklinde olmuştur. Farklılıkları
yansıtacağı düşünülen 25 özelliğin karşılaştırılması temel alınmıştır. Kalkınmayı yansıtan başlıca faktörler,
analiz için seçilen başlıkların özellikleri temel alınarak saptanmıştır. Bunlar, köylerin statüsü ve nüfus
özellikleri, turizm teşviği, turizm gereksinimi, yerel çevre, turizm pazarlaması ve yönetimidir. Turizm gelişimi
bakımından üç köy aynı aşamada olmasına rağmen günümüz iş uygulamaları bakımından üç farklı modele
göre değişiklikler göstermektedirler. Bunlar: 1) Yerel halkı ziyaret - profesyonelleşmiş, kurumsallaşmış ve
ticarileşmiş elitist turizm kombinasyonu (yerel halkın evlerinde); 2) Tipik otel - toplu konaklama tesislerinde
ticarileşmiş turizm, turistlerin yerel halkla ilişkisi en düşük seviyededir; 3) Yaygın otelleşmenin ilk evresi -
kurumsal olmayan (ticarileşmemiş) turizm, ortak resepsiyon ve hizmetleri olan farklı kişlerin sahibi olduğu
konaklamaya ayrılmış evlerdir
References
- Buhalis, D. Marketing the Competitive Destination of the Future. – Tourism Management Special Issue, 2000, pp. 1-27.
- Butler, R. The Concept of a Tourist Area Cycle of Evolution: Implications for Management of Resources. – Canadian Geographer, 24, 1980.
- Dogramadjieva, E. Field Research of Tourism Supply and Demand in Mountain Villages: the Case of Three Architectural
- Reserves in the Western Rhodopes, Bulgaria. Abstracts, SEEmore Conference 2012: Mountain Resources and Their
- Response to Global Change, 5-8 July 2012, Ankara University, Turkey.
- Gunn, C. A. Tourism Planning. New York, 1988.
- Marinov, V. Key Informants’ Analysis of Small Scale Tourism Development in Mountain Villages. Abstracts, SEEmore
- Conference 2012: Mountain Resources and Their Response to Global Change, 5-8 July 2012, Ankara University, Turkey.
- Marinov. V. SWOT-analysis in Regional and Tourism Planning: Requirements, Problems and Solutions. - In: Proceedings of
- the First Scientific Conference "Theory and Methodology of Geographical Research". Sozopol, 2003 (In Bulg.).
- Vodenska, M. Territorial Tourism System Model as the Main Object of Study in Geography of Tourism and Place of Tourism Impacts in it. Geography - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. University Publishing House "St. Kl. Ohridski", 2004 (In Bulg.).
Details
| Other ID | JA66KD83RZ |
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| Journal Section | Article |
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| Publication Date | May 1, 2013 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2013 |