Economic effects of water-related tourism around the Vltava River cascade

Mácová, Kateřina

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“…an indicator of the intensity of climate change; and are grouped into three clusters that represent three possible variations of the pattern of changes in hydroclimatic variables on the catchment area. Socio-economic models were developed based on an original data survey in the area (Kaprová, 2020;Mácová 2022) and characterize: i) the total nonmarket social benefits related to water-related recreation activities in the pilot area in monetary terms estimated through a microeconomic model of recreation demand; and ii) the total market effect of water-related recreationists´ spending on the income of regional businesses and service providers, on regional employment etc. derived from crosssectoral input-output analysis (Kaprová, 2022).…”

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How to Measure and Use Nature-Based Recreation Effects: Example of Results for the Vltava River Cascade

Mácová,

Melichar,

Havlíček

et al. 2023

Public Recreation and Landscape Protection - With Environment Hand in Hand?

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Despite the long-term needs for research on benefits associated with recreation in nature-based areas that would be localized and methodologically sound, the evidence of such results is still very scarce at Czech and even at international level of tourism and recreation research, as well as in project evaluation practice. We strived for such results in a four-year interdisciplinary project "Recreational purposes of Vltava river cascade and its economic potential under the climate change". This contribution briefly presents the highlights of our results, the full set of results being publicly available at a web application https://shiny.fzp.czu.cz/kaskada-rekreace/ (in Czech language). Based on the results of the project, we demonstrate and discuss the particular uses of various socioeconomic indicators that have been estimated for the pilot site of the Vltava river cascade for communication with local stakeholders and regional to national decision-makers, for project/subsidy evaluation etc. This demonstration is relevant across disciplines such as water management, tourism, land management, nature protection etc.

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How to Measure and Use Nature-Based Recreation Effects: Example of Results for the Vltava River Cascade

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Melichar,

Havlíček

et al. 2023

Public Recreation and Landscape Protection - With Environment Hand in Hand?

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“…In the last few decades, studies on water-based tourism settings have consistency been popular in various journals [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. In this study, water-based tourism refer to areas or territories that have water as a major potential location as a suitable recreational spot and tourism destination [8].…”

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Pivotal Issues of Water-Based Tourism in Worldwide Literature

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El Archi,

Putra

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Studies on water-based tourism have recently gained consistent attention from scholars. Its development relies on water segmentation of areas that could potentially become a tourist attraction or even an alternative source of renewable energy. In short, the ideas of water-based tourism, as presented theoretically, conceptually, and practically by scholars, have been widespread; however, studies to map the core issues in the literature have not yet been undertaken. Therefore, this paper aims to analyze the progress of water-based tourism literature around the world. Furthermore, we used the scientometric and literature review approaches, along with the assistance of two qualitative applications, NVivo and VOSViewer, as tools for visualizing the code of 106 documents in Scopus. Our core findings showed that water-based tourism studies have undergone rather substantial developments in the last decade. Moreover, our study also noted that there were eight pivotal issues that had been identified, classified as follows: “areas”, “water”, “economic”, “value”, “tourist”, “quality”, “development”, “management”, and “resources”. We believe that this water-based tourism segmentation provides potential opportunities for regions that have water resources or water utilization as their main developable asset, and that water segmentation provides great potential development for community economic growth, increased tourist visits, and a contribution to local income. Therefore, it is necessary to request that the authorities engage other agencies in order to support the best economic and practical realities associated with procuring resources, directly or indirectly. This paper also introduces insightful future directions for water-based tourism studies.

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Economic effects of water-related tourism around the Vltava River cascade

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How to Measure and Use Nature-Based Recreation Effects: Example of Results for the Vltava River Cascade

How to Measure and Use Nature-Based Recreation Effects: Example of Results for the Vltava River Cascade

Pivotal Issues of Water-Based Tourism in Worldwide Literature

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