Investments and employment in tourism in the Republic of Serbia

Pantić, Nemanja; Milojević, Ivan

doi:10.5937/menhottur1901095p

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“…Obvious conclusions can be drawn regarding the need to improve the management of rural tourism development and adopt an adequate strategy that will turn theoretical assumptions into reality. The significance of tourism development in contemporary society is not a need, but more a necessity (Pantić & Milojević, 2019). The Covid-19 virus pandemic, which occurred two years ago, contributed to the closure of borders; however, it had its benefits for rural tourism within the countries (Polukhina et al, 2021).…”

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Rural tourism development in Rasina district

Žarevac-Bošković¹,

Lakićević²,

Kostić³

2022

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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The purpose of this paper is to present the current situation in the development of rural tourism in the Rasina district, as well as to suggest possible solutions to the recorded problems. For that purpose, empirical research was conducted in Lomnica, Kupci, Kukljin, Jasika, Gornji Stepoš, Naupare, Trmčare on a sample of 288 respondents who live in these places and are engaged in agricultural work and rural tourism. The data obtained through the survey of respondents was processed and the t-test for independent samples was applied, as well as the analysis of variance. The obtained results indicate that there are no statistically significant differences in the attitudes of respondents in relation to gender and age. Also, it was determined that the respondents are aware of the advantages and disadvantages of the area in which they live regarding the development of rural tourism. In line with this, support and cooperation of the public and private sectors are needed, to improve the existing potential.

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confidence: 99%

Rural tourism development in Rasina district

Žarevac-Bošković¹,

Lakićević²,

Kostić³

2022

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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“…However, its importance has grown over the years ( There are many studies on the importance of tourism to an economy (Archer, 1995;Archer & Fletcher, 1996;Kruczek & Mazanek, 2019;Tokhirovich, 2021). There are also Slovenian studies (Gričar et al, 2021;Pantić & Milojević, 2019;Raspor et al, 2020). Tourism has its most immediate impact on gross state product, followed in a few months by personal income.…”

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Recovery of Slovenian Tourism After Covid-19 and Ukraine Crisis

Ljubotina

Raspor

2022

Economics

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The profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine crisis 2022 on tourism has rendered forecasts of tourism demand obsolete. Accordingly, scholars have begun to look for the best methods to predict the recovery of tourism. In this study, econometric and judgmental methods were combined in order to to forecast the possible ways to tourism recovery in Slovenia. The goals of this paper are to show and assess the current offerings and potential for the development of tourism in Slovenia, and to point out the advantages and challenges in the development of tourism in this type of destination. Statistical methods were used for benchmark analysis, while Box and Jenkins approach and ARIMA modeling were used for forecasting Slovenian tourism until 2030. The datasets are analyzed using Tableau 2022.1. Our findings show that Slovenian tourism will be slower on the uptake and is not likely to fully recover until 2026, due to COVID-19 related uncertainty. A steep jump in daily COVID-19 infections in China and the Ukraine crisis which is affecting political and economic stability in the world is also slowing down the speed of recovery. In 2019, Chinese, Russian and Ukrainian tourists generated 5% of all tourist arrivals and overnight stays. In particular Russian tourists were well-known for their high consumer expenditure and thus desirable to the destination places. To mitigate the drop in tourist arrivals, Slovenia should do two things, namely concentrate on traditional markets, i.e. Austria, Italy, and Germany, which altogether represent 1/3 of all tourist arrivals and overnight stays, and secondly, it should target new markets, bringing new, innovative products, services, and experiences.

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“…However, the choice of investment based on its expected return was not sufficient. The fact that most investors invest funds in several different securities suggests that there are factors other than return, which must be taken into account [11]. Investors prefer return but have risk aversion [10].…”

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Historical development of portfolio theory

Leković¹

2021

Tehnika

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Portfolio theory occupies an essential place in modern finance, while portfolio management grounded on its achievements has been recognized as one of the main tasks of financial experts worldwide. Taking into account the previous, the research aims to understand the development process of portfolio theory profoundly and to familiarize the investment community with the basic features of each of its phases: traditional, modern, and post-modern portfolio theory, with inevitable comparative analysis of these theories and presentation of their positive and negative aspects. The rationale of implementing an analysis of the evolutionary process of portfolio theory lies in the intention to provide a systematic overview of the development of theoretical thought within this area and grounded on the belief that accumulated knowledge in the field of portfolio theory and portfolio management is one of the most valuable knowledge assets of contemporary society.

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Investments and employment in tourism in the Republic of Serbia

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

Rural tourism development in Rasina district

Rural tourism development in Rasina district

Recovery of Slovenian Tourism After Covid-19 and Ukraine Crisis

Historical development of portfolio theory

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