A magyarországi múzeumok, mint attrakciók a Tripadvisor belföldi látogatói véleményeinek tükrében a koronavírus idején

Schultz, Éva; Somodi-Tóth, Orsolya

doi:10.15170/tvt.2021.06.04.06

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“…The map shows that Budapest remains the country's most popular tourist destination with over 8.6 million overnight stays. The capital offers a wide range of cultur- al and historical attractions that attract a large number of foreign tourists (Schultz & Somodi, 2021). Budapest is virtually the only truly international destination in Hungary.…”

Section: Hungary's Regional Tourism Performance Between 2004 and 2022mentioning

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Characterisation of Hungary's regional tourism and economic performance between 2004 and 2022 in the light of EU funding

Gyurkó,

Bujdosó,

Rahmat

et al. 2024

Geographica Pannonica

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The objective of the study is to show the regional differences in Hungary in terms of economic determination and tourism performance. The overdominance of Budapest can be identified in most socio-economic indicators. The consequence of the capital's "hydrocephalus" is that Hungary's peripheral regions have developed serious economic challenges, and reducing regional disparities in these areas is key. From a tourism perspective in particular, the capital's hydrocephalus is also an opportunity, as the spill-over effect can increase the popularity of other destinations in the country. The Balaton and Western Transdanubia regions are the main beneficiaries of this effect. In addition to the analysis of regional disparities, the study also looks at the impact on tourism of the crisis periods caused by the 2008 global economic crisis and the pandemic that unfolded in 2020-2021, which led to a historic low in the tourism sector, notably the pandemic, by analysing longer time series data. The balance between international and domestic tourism is key to the resilience of tourism to the crisis. Multi-directional tourism can reduce exposure to external factors and contribute to the stability of the tourism industry.

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Section: Hungary's Regional Tourism Performance Between 2004 and 2022mentioning

confidence: 99%

Characterisation of Hungary's regional tourism and economic performance between 2004 and 2022 in the light of EU funding

Gyurkó,

Bujdosó,

Rahmat

et al. 2024

Geographica Pannonica

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“…In addition, many museums have adapted quickly to the new situation, developing digital exhibitions, virtual tours and interactive online content to remain accessible to the public. Digital museums are open, and the digitalisation of exhibitions has gained new momentum, recognising the increased demand for liberating recreational experiences from the pandemic public [3]. The development of digitalisation and online archives has made it possible to make museum collections and scientific findings accessible to a wider audience, regardless of geographical location.…”

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Archaeological Parks in the Service of Tourism—A Comparative Analysis of Hungarian and Western-European Archaeological Parks

Gálicz,

Magda,

Dávid

2024

Sustainability

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This study reviews the significance of archaeological parks in the tourism sector, with a specific focus on how digital presence and visitor feedback impact their cultural and touristic appeal. Utilizing statistical analyses such as regression and cluster analysis on data sourced from both Hungarian and Western European parks from the Roman Period, the research scrutinizes TripAdvisor and Google ratings, alongside the volume of photographs and reviews. The findings highlight a modest correlation between digital visibility and overall visitor ratings, underscoring the complex relationship between online engagement and the quality of visitor experience. Notably, the cluster analysis identified two distinct groups, signifying diverse levels of visitor engagement and digital visibility across the parks. The conclusions drawn advocate for a comprehensive strategy to enhance visitor experiences, emphasizing the integration of digital engagement with the promotion of the parks cultural and historical values. By exploring the influence of digital presence on the appeal of archaeological parks, our study sheds light on the evolving interface between urban studies and digital heritage, highlighting how digital tools and online platforms are becoming increasingly integral in shaping the perceptions and experiences of urban cultural sites.

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Archaeological Parks in the Service of Tourism - A Comparative Analysis of Hungarian and Western - European Archaeological Parks

Gálicz,

Magda,

Dávid

2024

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Our study reviews the significance of archaeological parks in the tourism sector, with a specific focus on how digital presence and visitor feedback impact their cultural and touristic appeal. Utilizing statistical analyses such as regression and cluster analysis on data sourced from both Hungarian and Western European parks, the research scrutinizes TripAdvisor and Google ratings, alongside the volume of photographs and reviews. The findings highlight a modest correlation between digital visibility and overall visitor ratings, underscoring the complex relationship between online engagement and the quality of visitor experience. Notably, the cluster analysis identified two distinct groups, signifying diverse levels of visitor engagement and digital visibility across the parks. The conclusions drawn advocate for a comprehensive strategy to enhance visitor experiences, emphasizing the integration of digital engagement with the promotion of the parks cultural and historical values. By exploring the influence of digital presence on the appeal of archaeological parks, our study sheds light on the evolving interface between urban studies and digital heritage, highlighting how digital tools and online platforms are becoming increasingly integral in shaping the perceptions and experiences of urban cultural sites.

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A magyarországi múzeumok, mint attrakciók a Tripadvisor belföldi látogatói véleményeinek tükrében a koronavírus idején

Cited by 3 publications

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Characterisation of Hungary's regional tourism and economic performance between 2004 and 2022 in the light of EU funding

Characterisation of Hungary's regional tourism and economic performance between 2004 and 2022 in the light of EU funding

Archaeological Parks in the Service of Tourism—A Comparative Analysis of Hungarian and Western-European Archaeological Parks

Archaeological Parks in the Service of Tourism - A Comparative Analysis of Hungarian and Western - European Archaeological Parks

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