Development of Sremski Karlovci wine tourism and integration in the regional tourism offer

Škrbić, Iva; Jegdić, Vaso; Milosevic, Srdjan; Tomka, Dragica

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“…As heritage tourism development guidelines are often influenced by other unsuitable policies, the local authority should involve the related stakeholders to formulate infrastructure and mobility outline, as these dimensions have a vital impact on the success or failure of local tourism activities towards the development of focused segment (Kelman, 2012). In fact, integration is a substantial dimension of heritage tourism capacity as it illustrates a tactical outline of the industry rather than narrowing the focus to end up with one specific unit of discussion (Skrbic, Jegdic, Milosevic and Tomka, 2015). As a matter of fact, the findings precisely indicate there is no or very limited level of efficient coordination of responsibilities, although heritage tourism regarded as a potential industry for Bangladesh.…”

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Building a Heritage Tourism Development Blueprint for Bangladesh: An Explorative Investigation

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Wahab

2020

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Purpose of the study: Bangladesh is blessed with all the possibility to be an imperative heritage destination on global premises, whereas there are a number of obstacles that can obstruct the effective development of the heritage tourism segment in the country. As a result, the present study targets to explore major issues that are critical in the development process of heritage tourism. Methodology: The study has organised 25 semi-structured interview procedures for data collection. The respondents are judgementally selected on the basis of their frequent tourism activities. Findings: The analysis has revealed some critical issues related to governance, institutional requirements, integration, and resource allocation. Application: The findings of the study can possibly help the authority to formulate a suitable strategy regarding the development of heritage tourism in Bangladesh. The outcomes of the study also serve a direction on how better tourist experience can be configured in the country's heritage destinations. Novelty/Originality of the study: The explorative nature of the investigation has the benefit of accumulating useful and insightful info about heritage tourism issues in Bangladesh comparing to what can obtain through quantitative testings. It is also one of the few attempts to identify and categorise the valuable heritage tourism products inside Bangladesh.

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Building a Heritage Tourism Development Blueprint for Bangladesh: An Explorative Investigation

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Wahab

2020

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“…Wine tourism is undoubtedly a vital revenue stream of the business model of a winery, which represents a key sales channel in some tourist areas (Rüdiger & Hanf, 2017). Also it appears as a significant component of the regional and rural tourism (Asero, Patti, 2011;Skrbic et al 2015; Krasavac Chroneos et al 2018), which acts as an attractiveness factor for rural destinations (Meler, 2015) and contributes to the total economic development and employment of a region (Lekić et al, 2018). Also, it is important resource for local economies (Afonso et al, 2018).…”

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Wine tourism as an increasingly valuable revenue stream of a winery's business model

Remeňová

Skorková

Jankelová

2019

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Nowadays, wine tourism belongs to the key business activities of a winery. It represents a diversification tool of a typical production company. The research paper aims to explore the relationship between wine tourism and business model parameters according to financial and production performance of a winery. The results of the parametric Independent sample t-test reveal that there is no difference in revenue, profit or gross margin between two groups of wineries with or without wine tourism activities. But the analysis gave proof about the difference in a number of revenue streams, key, and additional business activities. The effect size r for t-test was also calculated. Measuring the association between key performance indicators and wine tourism activities reveals the dependency with the number of revenue streams of a winery. Additional business activities are the most relevant parameter to perform better results in wine tourism.

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Possibilities and Opportunities of Wine Tourism Development in the Cross-Border Region of Greece-Bulgaria Through the Protection of Traditional Vine Varieties

Kourkouridis¹

2020

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Wine tourism as an alternative form of tourism is developed in rural areas with significant wine production. But rural areas are usually not characterized by dynamic local economies. Therefore the contribution of wine tourism to regional development is important. In the region we will focus on the present paper, i.e., the countries of Greece and Bulgaria, where the tradition in viticulture and production of quality wines is long. Especially in the cross-border area of Greece-Bulgaria, wine production is very remarkable. The project "VineSOS-SOS for endangered traditional vine varieties" implemented and funded by the Program "Cooperation Program Interreg V-A Greece-Bulgaria 2014-2020" identified local grape varieties in danger of extinction. In addition, a comprehensive intervention mechanism was formed for greater protection and sustainability of these varieties. The next step after the protection and promotion of these varieties is their utilization for the region with the development of a common wine tourism product for the cross-border area of Greece-Bulgaria. The present research seeks to utilize the results of the VineSOS project to develop a proposal for wine tourism development in the cross-border region of Greece-Bulgaria as a single tourist product. The main hypothesis of our research concerns the investigation and formulation of a strategy for the development of wine tourism in the cross-border region of Greece-Bulgaria based on the rare vine varieties found in the region. The development of this strategy emerges through the study of the international literature on wine tourism and the study of good practices at the international level, as well as through the special features of the cross-border area of Greece-Bulgaria.

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Development of Sremski Karlovci wine tourism and integration in the regional tourism offer

Cited by 7 publications

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Building a Heritage Tourism Development Blueprint for Bangladesh: An Explorative Investigation

Building a Heritage Tourism Development Blueprint for Bangladesh: An Explorative Investigation

Wine tourism as an increasingly valuable revenue stream of a winery's business model

Possibilities and Opportunities of Wine Tourism Development in the Cross-Border Region of Greece-Bulgaria Through the Protection of Traditional Vine Varieties

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