Study of the Establishment of the Regional Cycling Route Srem

Bogdanović, Vuk; Basarić, Valentina; Ruškić, Nenad; Garunović, Nemanja

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2016.05.259

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“…CT stands out as part of the emerging trend as being one of the most sustainable forms of tourism [4,14,79], gradually appealing to the principles of sustainable development [83]. It falls under the category of environmentally friendly tourism [3,58], posing less risk of damage to fragile environments and historical landmarks.…”

Section: Sustainable Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transformative Experiences in Cycling Tourism: A Conceptual Framework

Rus,

Dezsi,

Ciascai

2023

Sustainability

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This research conducts an exhaustive thematic analysis to explore the prospects as well as to create a conceptual framework for transformative experiences in cycling tourism. Using rigorous familiarisation, block and file techniques, recurring themes and patterns are identified, revealing insights into shared characteristics and potential synergies between transformative tourism (TT) and cycling tourism (CT), contributing to a deeper understanding of the transformative power of cycling experiences within the broader context of tourism that should further aid in the integration of such transformative experiences in CT. The results show that both TT and CT represent distinctive yet interconnected typologies within the realm of tourism. Several similarities are presented from an almost-mirrored tourist profile, inclination towards sustainable and regenerative tourism, assimilation of slow-tourism, immersive and eudaimonic experiences, well-being, reflection, and personal development opportunities. Based on these insights, this research introduces an innovative integration of both concepts, offering a distinct and enriching tourism experience by enhancing the transformative power of cycling experiences. The article provides practical implications for industry practitioners involved in tourism design and management and opens avenues for future investigations vital to the commencement of this typology, such as the development of theoretical frameworks, innovative perspectives, and evidence-based recommendations for tourism stakeholders.

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Section: Sustainable Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Transformative Experiences in Cycling Tourism: A Conceptual Framework

Rus,

Dezsi,

Ciascai

2023

Sustainability

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“…On this route there are numerous lakes, wine trails, monasteries and other tourist attractions. The project planned to provide the necessary services to cyclists, bicycle stations and rest areas, bicycle path markings, analysis of traffic safety, information about the route and tourist facilities (Bogdanović, Basarić, Ruškić, & Garunović, 2016). In Taiwan, bicycles are used as an environmentally friendly sustainable tourism tool and public investments in bicycle paths are increasing day by day.…”

Section: Cycling Tourism In the Context Of Sustainable Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Conceptual Evaluation of Cycling Tourism in the Context of Sustainable Tourism

Keleş¹

2023

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In recent years, the changes in people's lifestyles, the inactivity caused by work life and sustainable environmental goals have increased the importance of cycling. There are numerous economic, health and environmental benefits of cycling. A significant number of people of all ages around the world have realized these benefits and have adopted cycling as a lifestyle. These people also want to use their bicycles for travelling. Those who use bicycles for sports may travel to participate in bicycle races. Recreational cyclists travel to attend cycling festivals in different cities and countries. Some people make all their trips on bicycles and travel to different cities and even different countries using bicycles. All of these activities carried out by bicycles constitute cycling tourism. This type of tourism, which has an important place among alternative tourism types, also contributes to the efforts of a destination to spread tourism over time and space. Besides, bicycle infrastructure projects to be implemented within the destination will encourage local people to use bicycles. In this study, bicycle tourism, which has become increasingly important worldwide and has limited studies in the Turkish literature, has been discussed in different dimensions. In this context, bicycle tourism has been presented under the titles of "The Development of Cycling Tourism in the World", "Cycling Tourism within the Scope of Sustainable Tourism", "Importance of Bike Sharing Systems in Cycling Tourism", " The Economy of Cycling Tourism" and " The Factors Affecting the Development of Cycling Tourism" by reviewing the literature with the systematic review method.

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“…As far as sustainable (green) tourism is concerned, not only are there emerging features, according to the literature, but cycle tourism is also the main exponent [23] and an integral part of sustainable tourism [24][25][26]. Gazzola et al (2018) identify links between sustainable tourism and groups of cycle tourists who prefer to spend their holidays discovering littleknown or remote territories [27].…”

Section: Emerging Traitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cycling Tourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications, Multiple Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Future Perspectives

2022

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Cycle tourists are increasingly prominent in the profile of world tourism and, in the light of the literature, it is essential, among other things, to examine more closely who they are, what their concerns and motivations are that generate the choice of a cycle tourism product, and, as a priority, the level of economic, social, and environmental impact they cause at destination. In this context, this literature review aims at identifying authors’ and publishers’ interest in cycle tourism, the positive and negative effects of this form of tourism on the economic environment (direct and indirect), as well as effects on the social environment (benefits and potential drawbacks for local communities, along with health benefits for practitioners) and, last but not least, the degree of vulnerability to economic crises generated by travel restrictions. The conclusions reported in this article, as they have been drawn from analyses and examples of best practice, based on natural and anthropogenic geographical conditions, will be prioritised as future research directions. The usefulness of this approach lies in the information with significant applied and novelty aspects, addressed to local, regional, and national authorities, cycling and cycle-tourism associations, and various private interested enterprises, with a view to promoting cycling for recreational purposes and implementing cycling/cycle-tourism infrastructure as a sustainable way of developing small towns and rural areas with tourism potential.

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Study of the Establishment of the Regional Cycling Route Srem

Cited by 8 publications

References 2 publications

Transformative Experiences in Cycling Tourism: A Conceptual Framework

Transformative Experiences in Cycling Tourism: A Conceptual Framework

A Conceptual Evaluation of Cycling Tourism in the Context of Sustainable Tourism

Cycling Tourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications, Multiple Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Future Perspectives

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