The European Union Consumer Behaviour in the Festivals Market in Poland

Wróblewski, Łukasz; Dacko-Pikiewicz, Zdzisława; Cuyler, Antonio C.

doi:10.17512/pjms.2017.16.2.26

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“…What is more, this idea also corroborates with previous findings (Castanho et al, ). Those findings are in line with previous studies and researches conducted over European territories—Reitel (); Spirkova and Ivanicka (); De Sousa (); Magoulios, Sotirios, and Kydros (); ESPON (ECR2) (); LISER (); Kurowska‐Pysz (); Kurowska‐Pysz and Szczepańska‐Woszczyna (); Wróblewski, Dacko‐Pikiewicz, and Cuyler (); Liberato, Alén, Liberato, and Domínguez (); Caldés, Del Río, Lechón, & Gerbeti, ; Cano, Musserella, Cano‐Ortiz et al (); Nikologianni, Moore, and Larkham (); among many others—a need for strategic unification, as well as a deep relation of the present CBC deterioration with the 2008 economic crisis. Many of those studies highlight that the members of border institutions consider the identification of common strategic guidelines and their implementation based on concrete project actions, which constitutes a crucial step in trust building, increasing commitment and future cooperation.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Political commitment and transparency as a critical factor to achieve territorial cohesion and sustainable growth. European cross‐border projects and strategies

Castanho

Vulević

Gómez

et al. 2019

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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Political commitment and transparency have been previously identified as critical factors for territorial success, as well as factors which allow the achievement of stronger cohesion and sustainable growth of cross-border cooperation projects and strategies. The present study is aimed at a more thorough analysis of these factors. Throughout the analysis and assessment of the European CBC case studies, where political commitment has been defined as a critical factor, political and economic transparency plays a key role. This analysis, which incorporates public and technical opinions, provides a better comprehension on how these factors influence the European panorama. It includes the key messages for policy-makers when designing and implementing development strategies specifically tailored to the needs of these places.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Political commitment and transparency as a critical factor to achieve territorial cohesion and sustainable growth. European cross‐border projects and strategies

Castanho

Vulević

Gómez

et al. 2019

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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“…(1) The position of Hungary has been considerably worsened in international comparison: according to the rate of travel and tourism competitiveness index [6], Hungary has fallen nine places. In 2015, the country was ranked 40th, but, in 2017, only 49th (at the same time, this rank is even higher than in the case of some neighbouring countries, e.g., Slovakia (59), Romania (68), and Serbia (95), but considerably lower than in the case of Croatia (32) or Slovenia (41). (2) The efficiency of the Hungarian tourism system is relatively low [7,8] due to the low value-added content of tourist services, high seasonality (the majority of guests arrive in the second half of July and the first half of August) [9], and the geographic concentration of touristic attractions.…”

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confidence: 90%

“…This small town, 15 km from Budapest, has a relatively coherent wine growing community, who organise different wine-related tourist fairs on a regular basis. However, due to the lack of roads, parking places, etc., the local resident have organised various protests against this project, because they consider the festivals a disturbing factor in their quiet life [95]. (c) The harmonic socio-economic development in the region is a very important precondition of wine tourism development.…”

Section: Wine Tourism Development and Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Coalitions for a Diversified and Sustainable Tourism: Two Case Studies from Hungary

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The development of the tourism sector has been a question of strategic importance for Hungary, a small, open economy with limited natural resources. At the same time, these efforts often generate considerable environmental conflicts, decreasing the sustainability of the environment. To understand the potential methods of sustainable tourism development, and to develop the optimal policy, it is essential to clarify the actors, their systems of interest and the potential ways of forging coalitions between them. The article presents an analysis of two case studies of rural tourism development: the "softening" of tourism at the most important touristic attraction in Hungary, Lake Balaton; and the conflicts arising from wine tourism development. Based on institutional economics, principle-agent theory and strategic management, and applying the MACTOR method, the authors identify the key actors, present the network of their mutual influences and goals, determine the most important conflicts and highlight the potential coalitions between them from the point of view of sustainable rural tourism development, as well as ways to further develop the regulatory environment. Based on this analysis, the article proves: (1) the importance of the modernization and reorganization of the public administration structure, focusing on optimal utilization of resources, as opposed to attaching to traditions; (2) the importance of forming clusters of different partners; (3) the strengthening of the knowledge base of decisions concerning sustainable tourism management; and (4) increasing conscious planning, based on the inclusion of different interest groups and long-term prognoses in local decision making, minimises the environmental burden of tourism.

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“…Even, in some cases, international competitive advantages also played an important role to attract international tourism demand (Simionescu et al, 2017). Algieri et al (2018) had studied this for European countries recently and found that, specific factors which related to trade theories 115 able to cause on the international competitive advantages in the context of demand for tourism for 28 European countries which in line with Crouch (2011) and Mazanec et al (2007) or Wróblewski et al (2017) empirical findings.…”

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confidence: 68%

How Real Oil Prices and Domestic Financial Instabilities are Good for GCC Countries Tourism Demand in Malaysia?

Loganathan

Štreimikienė

Mursitama

et al. 2018

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Malaysia, located in the heart of Southeast Asia, is a multicultural country whose 'green' and 'blue' tourism attractions have become the main tourism spot for the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC) tourists. We employed the Threshold Error Correction (TECM) cointegration and the nonlinear causality estimates to capture the nexus between real energy prices and financial stability for the GCC countries' tourism demand in Malaysia using the monthly-based dataset covering the period since 1995 till 2017. The main TECM estimate shows that real energy price fluctuations and financial instability condition in Malaysia positively boost tourists' arrivals from the GCC countries to Malaysia. Indeed, there is evidence of an asymmetric speed of adjustment of the GCC countries' tourism demand with 25.9% and 36.7% of positive and negative deviations, respectively. In addition, this study found a strong evidence of unidirectional nonlinear causal relations running from real energy prices to tourism demands; and also bidirectional causalities running from tourism demand to financial stability. These findings will be helpful for tourism policy makers in Malaysia while drawing a future roadmap to increase the numbers of the GCC tourists' arrivals in future years.

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The European Union Consumer Behaviour in the Festivals Market in Poland

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

Political commitment and transparency as a critical factor to achieve territorial cohesion and sustainable growth. European cross‐border projects and strategies

Political commitment and transparency as a critical factor to achieve territorial cohesion and sustainable growth. European cross‐border projects and strategies

Building Coalitions for a Diversified and Sustainable Tourism: Two Case Studies from Hungary

How Real Oil Prices and Domestic Financial Instabilities are Good for GCC Countries Tourism Demand in Malaysia?

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