Osnove razvoja verskog turizma u Bosni i Hercegovini, posebno u Republici Srpskoj

Petrović, Danica; Petrović, Pero

doi:10.15308/sitcon-2017-55-60

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“…6 Niti jednim zakonskim ili podzakonskim aktom nije pomenuta određena pogodnost koju bi trebalo da imaju opštine koje su u statusu nerazvijenih ili izrazito nerazvijenih opština.…”

Section: Zakon O Boravišnoj Taksi Republike Srpske Kao Jedan Od Mehanunclassified

Turizam kao komponenta ruralnog razvoja – šansa za nerazvijene opštine Republike Srpske

Lošić¹,

Novaković²

2017

SNG

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Sažetak: U ovom radu ćemo pisati o Turizamu kao komponenti i šansi ruralnog razvoja opština Republike Srpske. U razvijenim zemljama ova komponenta predstavlja jedan od pokretača ekonomskog razvoja, kako mikro lokacija tako i regija. Ako samo uzmemo u obzir podatak da u razvijenim zemljama u okviru BDP turizam učestvuje sa 14 %, 1 (taj postotak u BiH se kreće oko 2,08 %), vidimo koliki (neiskorišćeni) potencijali BiH i Republika Srpska imaju u ovoj privrednoj djelatnosti. Aktuelna zakonska regulativa u Republici Srpskoj, o čemu će biti riječi u radu, stavlja u neravnopravan položaj razvijene i nerazvijene opštine i na taj način usporava rast i razvoj turizma kao jednog od pokretača ruralnog razvoja u ovoj kategoriji opština. Turizam, kao djelatnost koja koristi sva prirodna i privredna bogatstva jedne zemlje i obezbjeđuje priliv sredstava, zahtijeva neophodnost njenog unapređenja i razvoja u cilju stvaranja jednakih uslova razvoja ruralnih i urbanih naselja.Ključne riječi: ruralni razvoj, zakonska regulativa, seoski turizam, nerazvijene i izrazito nerazvijene opštine.Summary: This paper discusses tourism as a component and an opportunity for the rural development of municipalities in the Republic of Srpska. In developed countries, this component is one of the drivers of economic development, both of micro locations and regions. If only we take into account the fact that in developed countries the tourism accounts for 14% of GDP (this percentage in BiH is around 1 BH Privreda -Šansa i izazovi; predlog mjera za poboljšanje poslovnog ambijenta, februar.2014 god.2.08%), we see how (untapped) potential of BiH and the Republic of Srpska plays in this economic activity.The current legislation in the Republic of Srpska, which will be discussed in this paper, places in an unequal position developed and underdeveloped municipalities and in that manner slows down the growth and development of tourism as one of the drivers of rural development in this category of municipalities. Tourism, as an activity that uses all natural and economic wealth of a country and ensures the inflow of funds, needs to be improved and developed in order to create equal conditions for the development of rural and urban areas.Keywords: rural development, legislation, rural tourism, underdeveloped and extremely underdeveloped municipalities. UVODNeravnomjeran ruralni razvoj predstavlja značajan problem koji pogađa kako razvijene tako i nerazvijene zemlje. Demografska slika neumoljivo pokazuje da migraciona kretanja radno sposobnog stanovništa idu u pravcu napuštanja seoskih domaćinstava i koncentrisanju u velike gradove. Ovakve pojave posebno su izražene u nerazvijenim ili tkz. zajednicama u tranziciji kakva je Republika Srpska. Naime, od ukupnog broja opština na teritoriji Republike Srpske 47% 2 spada u grupu nerazvijenih ili izrazito nerazvijenih opština. Kada govorimo o šansama za razvoj ovih opština turizam se nameće kao jedan od prioritenih pravaca razvoja. Svaka od ovih opština ima više nego dovoljne prirodno-geografske, kulturno-istorijske, l...

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“…6 Niti jednim zakonskim ili podzakonskim aktom nije pomenuta određena pogodnost koju bi trebalo da imaju opštine koje su u statusu nerazvijenih ili izrazito nerazvijenih opština.…”

Section: Zakon O Boravišnoj Taksi Republike Srpske Kao Jedan Od Mehanunclassified

Turizam kao komponenta ruralnog razvoja – šansa za nerazvijene opštine Republike Srpske

Lošić¹,

Novaković²

2017

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“…Croatia's tourism history can be dated as far as the 19 th century, when first travelers were rich aristocrats visiting various health resorts,spas and cultural centers (1845-1875). Later on, the bourgeoisie started travelling and the first tourist destinations began to develop, and with the strengthening of workers' rights, an increasing number of people began to travel that was followed by a strong development of tourism after World War II and becoming a significant economic and social factor (Petrić, 2003). Today, the Croatian economy is characterized by a high share of tourism.…”

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Assesment Of Static Panel Model Of Tourist Demand In Croatia

Beljo,

Devčić,

Pavelić

2023

Elektron. zb. rad. Veleuč. Šibeniku

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Croatia is an important and widely recognizable tourist destination. The importance of tourism in Croatia is manifested in many aspects, and the share of income from tourism in BDP in Croatia is around 20%. The most numerous guests in Croatia are foreign guests, mostly from Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Italy and Poland. In this paper, foreign tourism demand in the Republic of Croatia was analyzed and impact of five selected variables on foreign tourism demand is estimated: gross domestic product of countries from which tourists come from, prices in Croatia, prices in competing countries, distance between countries and accommodation capacities. The analysis was carried out for the nine-year time period from 2010 to 2018 based on data for 32 countries from which tourists come, and OLS model, a panel model with fixed effects and a panel model with random effects were estimated. The adequacy of the model was tested with the Hausman test, Breusch-Pagan Lagrange test and F-test. A panel model with Driscoll-Kraay standard errors was estimated. The estimated model showed that the gross domestic product of the countries from which the tourists arrive has a statistically significant and positive influence on the foreign tourism demand in Croatia, while at a significance level of 10% the accommodation capacity in Croatia has a positive and statistically significant influence. The impact of other variables taken into account was not statistically significant.

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Osnove razvoja verskog turizma u Bosni i Hercegovini, posebno u Republici Srpskoj

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Turizam kao komponenta ruralnog razvoja – šansa za nerazvijene opštine Republike Srpske

Turizam kao komponenta ruralnog razvoja – šansa za nerazvijene opštine Republike Srpske

Assesment Of Static Panel Model Of Tourist Demand In Croatia

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