Aktywność turystyczna seniorów – na przykładzie mieszkańców województwa podkarpackiego w 2012 roku

Szpara, Krzysztof

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“…The results correspond with other research present in Polish literature (e.g. Szpara, 2015;Skorupa, Bogacz, 2015), where the meaning of whisper marketing is stressed in promotion of tourist offer in a group of seniors. Slightly fewer, i.e.…”

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“…These results do not correspond entirely with the obstacles most often pointed at by the Polish seniors. The literature indicates two main factors limiting seniors tourist activity: financial (Szpara 2015(Szpara , Śniadek 2007 or health conditions (Grzelak-Kostulska, Hołowiecka, 2012;Mokras-Grabowska, 2010;Myck et al, 2009). Probably it stems from the sampling method -research was conducted on the a group of seniors of relatively high level of physical activity.…”

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Tourism Activity in the Third Age Group: its Characteristics on Selected Examples

Oleśniewicz

Markiewicz-Patkowska

Widawski

2016

Ekonomiczne Problemy Turystyki

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The article refers to the functioning and development perspectives of senior tourism based on the opinion of two active senior sections members of an association dedicated to sport promotion. A short presentation of the association activity is followed by an analysis of the survey responses. The research was performed among 68 seniors. The questions concerned four main topics: the respondents' personal status and physical condition, the preferred forms of recreational activity, the main purposes of travelling and tourist motivations, and, finally, the most important factors inhibiting the responders' tourist activity. The group was also asked to assess the tourist offer existing on the local market in Lower Silesia, and especially to emphasise factors that should be changed. introduction The ageing of the societies in the developed countries is a fact. The process has been observed for years, with a specific culmination point, at least in Europe, in the year of 2004, when the number of seniors-people aged over 65-exceeded the number of the youngest population (under 14 years of age) with the ratio of 75.4 million to 74 million. In the recent decade, every sixth inhabitant of our continent was over 65 years of age (Alén, Domínguez, Losada, 2012), and the situation is still Economic Problems of Tourism 4/2016 (36)

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Tourism Activity in the Third Age Group: its Characteristics on Selected Examples

Oleśniewicz

Markiewicz-Patkowska

Widawski

2016

Ekonomiczne Problemy Turystyki

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“…Regardless of regional research on tourism, research into its image (Badanie potencjału turystycznego, 2018) was undertaken, as well as on selected issues in the province including tourism potential (Ślusarz, Cierpiał-Wolan, Gierczak-Korzeniowska, Uchman, Żegleń, 2019), regional tourism brands (Gierczak-Korzeniowska, 2019), local products (Nizioł, 2016), the opinions of internet users on Podkarpackie Province as a tourist destination (Stokłosa, Marchiori, Piotrowski, Cantoni, 2013), as well as tourism staff (Szpara, Skała, 2008) or the selected profiles of tourists (Szpara, 2015). in Podkarpackie Province in August 2020 showed that the tourism industry had lost a lot and the effects of the lockdown and restrictions had a negative impact on the functioning of tourism enterprises and the socioeconomic development in the region.…”

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“…badania wizerunkowe (Badanie potencjału turystycznego, 2018), a także dotyczące wybranych problemów na terenie województwa, w tym m.in. wykorzystania potencjału turystycznego (Ślusarz, Cierpiał-Wolan, Gierczak-Korzeniowska, Uchman, Żegleń, 2019), regionalnych marek turystycznych (Gierczak-Korzeniowska, 2019), lokalnych produktów (Nizioł, 2016), opinii internautów na temat województwa podkarpackiego jako obszaru recepcji turystycznej (Stokłosa, Marchiori, Piotrowski, Cantoni, 2013), a także kadr turystycznych (Szpara, Skała, 2008) czy wybranych segmentów turystów (Szpara, 2015).…”

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Regional tourism during the COVID-19 pandemic: Losses, missed opportunities and new developments for the tourism industry

Gierczak-Korzeniowska

Szpara

Stopa

2021

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As a result of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, tourism, as one of the branches of many national economies, has suffered heavy losses both nationally and regionally. The pandemic as a global phenomenon is bound to change tourism, at least for some time to come. Therefore, questions arise about the nature of these changes and how deep they will be. The aim of the article is to show that for Podkarpackie Province in Poland, the COVID-19 pandemic, apart from the obvious negative consequences for the tourism industry, has also brought new development opportunities. The analyses presented here are based on a survey conducted among 948 adult respondents in 10 different locations within three districts between 15 and 30 August 2020. The analysis showed that during the pandemic, nature-related travel and active tourism, as well as trips aimed at health recovery were in high demand. Ensuring health and safety on holidays became a priority. Therefore, a concentration of tourism was observed in selected domestic destinations, usually in areas not associated with tourism (e.g. rural areas). In the future, this may create opportunities for a revival of local tourism. In contrast, the tourism industry suffered its greatest losses in cities; business and event tourism lost out, and there was a significant drop in revenue from both domestic and foreign tourists. These results indicate the negative effects of the pandemic, but also show new development opportunities. No one knows how long COVID-19 will continue, so the conclusions may be useful both for entrepreneurs preparing their tourist offers in the coming years, and institutions responsible for regional tourism policy.

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“…Dotychczas własne pogłębione badania empiryczne nie były prowadzone na większą skalę i dotyczyły niektórych województw: dolnośląskiego [Gryszel, Jaremen, Rapacz 2012;Micuła 2012], kujawsko-pomorskiego [Grzelak-Kostulska in. 2011;Napierała 2004], podkarpackiego [Szpara 2014], pomorskiego [Ossowski, Taraszkiewicz, Formella 2012;Parzych 2014], warmińsko-mazurskiego [Omelan, Podstawski, Raczkowski 2016], wielkopolskiego [Śniadek, Górka 2016;Śniadek, Zajadacz 2010; Graja-Zwolińska, Spychała 2012] lub wybranych dużych miast: Poznań, Warszawa, Łódź [Kociszewski 2016]. Były prowadzone również badania dotyczące całego obszaru Polski, ale były wykonywane we współpracy z agencjami badawczymi i obejmowały raczej ograniczony zakres problematyki badawczej [Erazmus, Trafiałek 1997;Kowalczyk-Anioł 2013;Łobożewicz , Preferencje… 2011.…”

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The Jan Kiepura Festival in Krynica Zdrój as a Tourism Product and Its Meaning for the Development of The City

Gładysz

Wszendybył-Skulska

2018

Folia Turistica

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Purpose. The aim of the article is to present the annual Jan Kiepura Festival in Krynica Zdrój as a tourism product as well as to draw attention to the importance of taking care of the jointly valued creation by all stakeholders for the development and long-term success of all events of that kind. Method. The study is the result of using the critical method of analysing literature on the subject, the press, media industry reports, the case study method in the form of in-depth analysis of data and secondary materials by institutions dealing with: organization/co-organization, documentation of history and services of visitors to the Krynica Zdrój Festival and also qualitative, partly, structured interview methods with representatives of the Krynica Tourist Organization, Prezydent, Stefania, Czarny Groń hotel owners, President of the Krynica Board– Żegiestów SPA, Żegiestów Spa, employees of the Board Office of Krynica – Żegiestów SPA, The main Pump Room, Public Library and the mayor of the city of Krynica-Zdrój. Results. The analysis of data showed that the Jan Kiepura Festival meets all the conditions to be described as a tourism product. In addition, it was proved that the success of the oldest festival in Poland is conditioned by the care for joint-value creation by all stakeholders. Research and conclusions limitations. The author’s research presented in the study focuses on the value which the town of Krynica Zdrój gains from the organization of this festival. However, this does not include a wider group of stakeholders (i.e. artists, music-lovers and tourists). Practical implications. The results of research provide information on how the festival can become a valuable tourism product for all its stakeholders, while, at the same time, being the basis for formulating recommendations for the organizers of festivals of any kind, including opera-related ones. Originality. The article concerns an opera festival which has never before been described as a tourism product. In addition, it shows what value the Jan Kiepura Festival generates for the town of Krynica Zdrój. Type of work: Review article.

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Aktywność turystyczna seniorów – na przykładzie mieszkańców województwa podkarpackiego w 2012 roku

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Tourism Activity in the Third Age Group: its Characteristics on Selected Examples

Tourism Activity in the Third Age Group: its Characteristics on Selected Examples

Regional tourism during the COVID-19 pandemic: Losses, missed opportunities and new developments for the tourism industry

The Jan Kiepura Festival in Krynica Zdrój as a Tourism Product and Its Meaning for the Development of The City

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