2017
DOI: 10.18531/studia.mundi.2017.04.05.73-82
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Az ökoturizmus jövője - összehasonlító elemzés a gyöngyösi diákok körében környezettudatossági aspektusból

Abstract: ÖsszefoglalásAz ökoturisták környezettudatos szemléletű emberek, akik jellemzően szeretnek távolabb utazni a városoktól, időt tölteni a természetben, a klasszikusnak számító vidéken kirándulni, felfedezni és óvni a természet csodáit, megismerni a helyi szokásokat, embereket. Jellemzően ezek a turisták igyekeznek minél kevesebb negatív hatást gyakorolni a környezetre, miközben annak tisztaságát, érintetlenségét óvják, tudatosak a szállásválasztásban és az utazás módjában is, hogy minél kevésbé terheljék a körny… Show more

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“…At the same time, project-based sustainability has also become more and more prominent in public education in Hungary. Various alternatives and "ecoschools" have emerged in the pedagogy of sustainability in Hungary and Europe, with an important mission of sustainability education (Szeberényi, Varga-Nagy, 2017), as advocated and supported by UNESCO. In response to these new social, economic, environmental, socio-cultural demands, vocational education and training itself, and with it the institutional network of vocational education and training, has undergone a huge change in the recent past (Borbély-Pecze, 2016;Csákó, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, project-based sustainability has also become more and more prominent in public education in Hungary. Various alternatives and "ecoschools" have emerged in the pedagogy of sustainability in Hungary and Europe, with an important mission of sustainability education (Szeberényi, Varga-Nagy, 2017), as advocated and supported by UNESCO. In response to these new social, economic, environmental, socio-cultural demands, vocational education and training itself, and with it the institutional network of vocational education and training, has undergone a huge change in the recent past (Borbély-Pecze, 2016;Csákó, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%