Characteristics of thermal–mineral waters in Backa region (Vojvodina) and their exploitation in spa tourism

Košić, Kristina; Pivac, Татjana; Romelic, Jovan; Lazić, Lazar; Stojanović, Vladimir

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2010.09.004

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“…Pollmann 2005 indijske, kineske i orijentalne terapeutske metode (Radnic et al, 2009). Najposjećenije turističke destinacije za termalne toplice u Europi su Njemačka, Italija, Francuska, Austrija, Švicarska, Češka Republika, Slovačka, Mađarska, Slovenija, Finska, Rumunjska, Turska (Radnic et al, 2009), te Vojvodina / Srbija (Košić et al, 2011), osim Australije (Bennett et al, 2004) i Tajvana (Lin & Matzarakis, 2008).…”

Section: Thermal Tourism and Germanyunclassified

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Alternative Winter Tourism Activities: How Destinations Adapt to Other Activities than Skiing

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2019

Acta Economica Et Turistica

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Many destinations around the world make money out of winter tourism, specifically from skiing activity. However, global warming and climate change force these destinations to consider upon another non-snow related activities in winter or all-year activities. Among these activities, ice holiday tourism, thermal tourism and gastronomy take particular attention. The paper initiates to discuss these activities through various examples in the world in a theoretical manner together with real world reflections. Starting with presentation of previous literature, the paper will consider how different destinations at a global scale are seeking for adaptation to other type of activities in the face of global warming. Then, alternative activities for winter tourism will be presented in detail. Finally, this paper concludes that alternatives are still presents for the destinations suffering from the loss of revenue due to global warming as well as destinations looking for diversifying their activities in order to attract more tourists.

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Section: Thermal Tourism and Germanyunclassified

“…The most visited destinations for thermal spa tourism in Europe can be listed as Germany, Italy, France, Austria, Switzerland, Czech republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Finland, Romania, Turkey (Radnic et. al., 2009) and Vojvodina / Serbia (Košić et. al., 2011), apart from Australia (Bennett et.…”

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Alternative Winter Tourism Activities: How Destinations Adapt to Other Activities than Skiing

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2019

Acta Economica Et Turistica

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“…As águas termo-minerais são consideradas importantes recursos naturais, sobretudo devido à sua utilização em terapia médica, turismo, recreação, reabilitação e consumo 1 . Depois da Segunda Guerra Mundial, a investigação das águas minerais teve um grande incremento como resultado do crescente interesse dos consumidores e dos seus potenciais usos múltiplos 2 .…”

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Fontes termo-minerais em Portugal continental e ilhas dos Açores

Delgado¹,

Feio²,

Raposeiro³

et al. 2019

Rios De Portugal: Comunidades, Processos E Alterações

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“…However, the State has remained barely interested in reactivating the boreholes with thermal mineral water which have already been in use, or activating those that have not been used at all. Private-owned companies have not expressed any particular interest in the topic, so this signifi cant natural potential must wait for better times (Košić et al, 2011).…”

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Thermal mineral waters of Vojvodina (Serbia) and the possibility of their use: A case study of the Municipality of Kikinda

Bubalo-Živković¹,

Lukić²,

Đerčan³

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On the territory of Vojvodina in the period from 1969 to 2010 78 boreholes were drilled for the purpose of fi nding thermal mineral water. Serbian part of Banat in Vojvodina has 18 boreholes, most of which in the municipality of Kikinda (six). All boreholes reach fi rst hydro geological system. The geothermal gradient in the municipality of Kikinda is in the range of 0.052 to 0,057ºCm-1, and the density of terrestrial heat fl ow is of 94 mWm-2 to 105 mWm-2, which is signifi cantly more than in the area of the continental part of Europe. Thermal mineral waters in the wells in the municipality of Kikinda are hypothermal, with favorable mineralization, pH and salinity, which enable various possibilities of use. The waters have been used for heating needs of business premises and pig farm. However, in addition, water can be used in balneological purposes, for sports and recreation, agriculture, industry. Thermal mineral water found in the municipality of Kikinda can have a huge part in regional development, but also attract investors from our country and abroad. However, fi nancial and administrative problems are just some of the restrictions when creating or implementing studies for the use of thermal mineral water in the municipality of Kikinda.

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Characteristics of thermal–mineral waters in Backa region (Vojvodina) and their exploitation in spa tourism

Cited by 28 publications

References 3 publications

Alternative Winter Tourism Activities: How Destinations Adapt to Other Activities than Skiing

Alternative Winter Tourism Activities: How Destinations Adapt to Other Activities than Skiing

Fontes termo-minerais em Portugal continental e ilhas dos Açores

Thermal mineral waters of Vojvodina (Serbia) and the possibility of their use: A case study of the Municipality of Kikinda

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