Kazakhstan’s Multiethnicity: Factor of Inter-Ethnic Tension and Development of Cross-Border Tourism

Karatabanov, R A; JANALEYEVA, Kulchikhan М.; Пашков, С. В.

doi:10.30892/gtg.29227-502

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“…Natural factors ensure the geographical possibility to create continuous and logical (Stoffelen, 2017). Psychological factors define the demand for products and resources in neighbouring regions (Stoffelent, Vanneste, 2019;Karatabanov, Janaleyeva, Pashkov, 2020).…”

Section: Transborder Tourism In Ukrainementioning

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Trans border recreational tourism complexes (TBRTC) as a result of international collaboration

Buchko

2021

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The paper discusses the notion of a transborder recreational tourism complex (TBRTC) as a geographic and as a wider multidisciplinary concept and describes such complexes within transborder tourism regions in Western Ukraine. A TBRTC is introduced as a spatial formation that arises within tourism-specific transborder collaboration. A TBRTC combines three necessary components: the entirety of all tourism-attracting resources in a specific transborder region; the travel-enabling infrastructure, including transborder-specific features like border-crossing checkpoints; and informational and coordination resources such as tour operating services and defined tourist routes. The paper explains basic terminology and key principles for formation and existence of TBRTCs. The authors start by explaining the unique characteristics of transborder tourism in Europe and in tourism-oriented formations called Euro-zones. A principal model of TBRTC is proposed, including the list of factors necessary for its formation, the key structural modules of a complex; and the causal connectivity map between these modules applied to different types of tourism. The concept of a TBRTC is illustrated using the example of the TBRTC forming in Bukovina-Bessarabia transborder region along part of Ukraine-Romania-Moldova border. This region offers multiple types of tourism activities, which translates into the emergence of a robust transborder tourism recreation complex that started forming in the late 1990s and continues to be shaped until this time.

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Section: Transborder Tourism In Ukrainementioning

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Trans border recreational tourism complexes (TBRTC) as a result of international collaboration

Buchko

2021

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“…Models of cross-border territorial systems can serve as guidelines for defining strategies for cross-border cooperation (Ilieş et al, 2011). Cross-border tourism is an important tool for the harmonization of interethnic relations (Karatabanov et al, 2020). Cross-border cooperation is of particular importance for stable regional development and integration.…”

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Geography of Natural and Recreational Facilities in the Development of Economic Integration of the Border Areas of Northern Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation

Sansyzbayeva¹,

Saipov²,

Дунец³

et al. 2021

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This study presents the natural and recreational prerequisites for the formation and development of the cross-border tourism industry in the Kazakh-Russian border region in the context of modern integration processes. The purpose of the research is to identify the main natural and recreational resources in the border regions of Northern Kazakhstan, among which the border regions are Kostanay, Pavlodar and North Kazakhstan regions, and the constituent entities of the Russian Federation bordering on them. The scientific significance of the article is determined by the fact that it analyzes the natural and recreational resources of 10 regions of the Kazakh-Russian borderland as a basis for the formation and development of joint tourist destinations. The main research method is a spatial analysis of the location of natural and recreational resources of border areas using modern software, as a result of which maps of natural and recreational resources in the study area were compiled. In the course of the study, it was revealed that the Pavlodar and North Kazakhstan regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Altai Krai, Novosibirsk and Omsk regions of the Russian Federation have the greatest potential for the development of cross-border tourism.

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Tourist Relations Kazakhstan With the Countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States at the Modern Stage

ISMAGULOVA¹,

DMITRIYEV²,

Дунец³

et al. 2020

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Kazakhstan’s Multiethnicity: Factor of Inter-Ethnic Tension and Development of Cross-Border Tourism

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Trans border recreational tourism complexes (TBRTC) as a result of international collaboration

Trans border recreational tourism complexes (TBRTC) as a result of international collaboration

Geography of Natural and Recreational Facilities in the Development of Economic Integration of the Border Areas of Northern Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation

Tourist Relations Kazakhstan With the Countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States at the Modern Stage

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