‘Discover Central Europe’ – promotion of the visegrad group’s cross-border tourist products

Studzieniecki, Tomasz; Meyer, Beata; Wanagos, Marzena

doi:10.5817/cz.muni.p210-8970-2018-63

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“…Although these four countries are all situated in Central Europe, each of them has a slightly different economy, society and cultural heritage (Rátz, 2004;Dugulan et al, 2010;Studzieniecki, Meyer and Wanagos, 2018). These factors have, likewise, influenced tourism development (Faracik, 2014;Aubert, 2001) and ways in which they have established structure and management of their respective national tourism organizations (Hughes and Allen, 2005).…”

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Consequences of Covid-19 for Kosovo’s Implementation to V4⁺

Antošová¹,

Gómez²,

Dallku

et al. 2021

Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development

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The article aims to provide a micro- and macro-level of a problem definition focused on Coronavirus crisis impacts on the tourism industry in the V4 countries and the eventual Kosovo integration into the V4 as a part of the Western Balkan 6 (WB6) and Eastern Partnership (EaP) enlargement V4+. The analysis of the primary data and the search for results are based on the Delphi method providing a better explanation of economic, social and market integration processes which fully exploit the opportunities of the content analysis provided by the quantitative and qualitative secondary data. The article offers key guiding criteria for deepening the economic integration into the V4 Group, emphasizing key aspects such as the economic and regional convergence, and the incorporation of diverse social strata into the economic growth process. The article highlights the benefits derived from the full membership of the actual V4 Group in the European Community as well as identifies its powerful strength and stable frame for promoting growth and prosperity. The critical view of the political and economic integration process emphasizes the risks derived from the deepness of divergence across countries and regions.

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