2012
DOI: 10.15291/geoadria.239
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Hrvatske zračne luke u mreži europskih niskotarifnih kompanija

Abstract: The aim of this paper is to present the development of the low-cost air transportation in Croatia and the position of Croatian airports in the low-cost carrier network of Europe. The data on the frequency of the lines between specific airports and the European airports were analyzed based on the data gathered from the flight schedule. Trend of development was analysed based on the data from 2006, 2008 and 2010. In the last four years there has been a significant rise in the number of connections, still seasona… Show more

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“…In the same time strong expansion of tourism industry worldwide has helped LCCs further expansion bringing up at the same time quite a few new development dilemmas. Thus in Croatia where establishment of the LCCs lines has generated connection with most vibrant emissive markets (first LCC present in Croatia was German wings, flying from Zagreb since 2004), some authors have recognized their doubtless significance on airports development, in terms of an increase of the number of employees and facilitated access to a destination (Gašparović et al, 2012), while some question their impacts because of the strong seasonality of their operation (Bezić and Vojvodić, 2011). In his research of Maltese tourism, Smith (2009) has analysed the LCCs impact since their introduction in 2006 on the growth of tourist arrivals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same time strong expansion of tourism industry worldwide has helped LCCs further expansion bringing up at the same time quite a few new development dilemmas. Thus in Croatia where establishment of the LCCs lines has generated connection with most vibrant emissive markets (first LCC present in Croatia was German wings, flying from Zagreb since 2004), some authors have recognized their doubtless significance on airports development, in terms of an increase of the number of employees and facilitated access to a destination (Gašparović et al, 2012), while some question their impacts because of the strong seasonality of their operation (Bezić and Vojvodić, 2011). In his research of Maltese tourism, Smith (2009) has analysed the LCCs impact since their introduction in 2006 on the growth of tourist arrivals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%