Literature, tourism and the city: writing and cultural change

Carson, Susan; Hawkes, Lesley; Gíslason, Kári; Cantrell, Kate

doi:10.1080/14766825.2016.1165237

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“…Creating a destination's literary map and heritage-based tourism products "generates unique landscapes and unrepeatable experiences mediated by literature, not replicable anywhere else on the planet" (Quinteiro et al , 2020, 366). This is significant as one of the main objectives of developing new tourism programmes is to improve the visitor experience for tourists (Carson et al, 2017).…”

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Slow Tourism in the Post-Covid Era: The Case of Montenegro

Jovanović¹,

Topler²

2022

Cultural Tourism as a Tool for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas

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This chapter explores slow tourism as a sustainable tourism concept with the potential for slow tourism offers in Montenegro. Namely, the post-Covid tourist faces an accelerated pace of life and often a stressful daily routine. They need relaxation and a vacation that cannot be found in the tourist offers containing lots of sightseeing tours in as short a time as possible. Accordingly, a new concept of travel has been developing in recent years, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, one which promotes relaxation and "deep" exploration of the tourist destination - slow tourism. The slow tourist is usually not attracted to the established routes and ready tourist products. Instead, the focus is placed on traveling to the destination, using slow means of transportation, as well as on avoiding large hotels. Slow tourists are trying to get to know the local culture and establish contacts with the locals. Montenegro enables all that.

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Slow Tourism in the Post-Covid Era: The Case of Montenegro

Jovanović¹,

Topler²

2022

Cultural Tourism as a Tool for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas

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Cultural Tourism as a Tool for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas

Potočnik Topler

2022

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The monograph represents one of the results of the joint University of Maribor and University of Montenegro research groups in the frame of the bilateral project BI-ME_21-22-020, partially funded by Slovenian Research Agency ARRS and Montenegrin Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports. In 6 chapters, it addresses the problem of uneven tourism development, which could be reduced by further development of cultural tourism. Both, Slovenia nad Montenegro, have rich and diverse cultural heritage, which represents an important tourism resource. Research conclusions show that the key to the future successful development of sustainable tourism in both countries lies in the design and upgrading of cultural tourism experiences. The monograph combines a range of authors, disciplines, approaches and methods, thus, proving once again that tourism is a very rich and diverse interdisciplinary field.

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