The System of Cross-border Tourism in the Polish-Russian Borderland

Studzieniecki, Tomasz; Palmowski, Tadeusz; Корнеевец, В. С.

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(16)30298-2

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“…A. Savosina [13], K. V. Verkholantseva [14], E. G. Kropinova [15], T. Studzieniecki & T. Palmowski [16], L. Vardomsky [17], et al For the analysis of existing cross-border cooperation projects and trends of their further development, the authors of the article have used methods of economicstatistical and factor analysis, economic and mathematical modeling. Application of these methods allowed to develop a model to ensure the competitiveness of the tourism product of cross-border cooperation strategy and justify the conclusion on the issues and trends of Kaliningrad region cross-border cooperation the neighboring countries.…”

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Ensuring the Competitivseness of the Tourist Product of the Kaliningrad Region as Part of the Strategy Cross-Border Cooperation

Семенова¹,

Zaitseva²,

Корнеевец³

et al. 2017

Eurasian J Anal Chem

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The relevance of the research topic consists in the high dynamics and unpredictability of the factors that influence the development of tourism within cross-border cooperation. Because of the sanctions implementation against the Russian Federation, the number of cross-border cooperation projects has decreased, which has led to a decrease in the integrated tourist product competitiveness of neighboring territories. Thanks to the package implementation of state support measures for domestic tourism, this sector of the economy is developing steadily towards the Kaliningrad region due to the attraction of Russian tourists. However, the international potential of the region is practically not involved. Therefore, the study of the prospects for crossborder cooperation of the region with the countries of Europe is extremely important. To study these issues, the authors of the article used methods of economic-statistical and factor analysis, economic and mathematical modeling. As a result of the research, scientific and theoretical approaches to the definition of the essence of the notion of "competitiveness" were summarized and its features were substantiated in relation to the regional tourist product. The modern indicators of the competitiveness of the regional tourist product of the Kaliningrad region are determined; problems with ensuring its competitiveness are justified. A model is designed to ensure the competitiveness of the tourism product in the strategy of cross-border cooperation, which can be applied not only in relation to such projects in the Kaliningrad region, but also in other areas of the Russian Federation or other countries.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Ensuring the Competitivseness of the Tourist Product of the Kaliningrad Region as Part of the Strategy Cross-Border Cooperation

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Zaitseva²,

Корнеевец³

et al. 2017

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“…This is similar to Sofield (, p. 107), which claimed that “government legislation and regulation combine to control mobility, including tourism as one major component of cross‐border flow.” Importantly, the visa‐free regime plays an important role in the development of cross‐border tourism between China and Russia. Similarly, Studzieniecki, Palmowski, and Korneevets () claimed that cross‐border tourism in the Polish–Russian borderland developed more intensively due to lifting the visa obligation. Apart from more Russian visitors travelled to Chinese cities along the Sino‐Russian border, the statistics of the Russia Federal Tourism Agency show that the number of trips made by Chinese citizens to Russia for the purpose of tourism also increased from 978,988 in 2012 to 1,288,720 in 2016, equalling an annual average growth rate of 7.1%.…”

Section: Sino‐russian Economic and Tourism Developmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross‐border tourism: Case study of inbound Russian visitor arrivals to China

Chow

Tsui

2019

Journal of Tourism Research

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Cross‐border tourism between Russia and China has increased over the past two decades, but few studies examine this development. This study uses the gravity model to investigate whether the tourism‐related, political, transport infrastructure‐related, and socio‐economic factors influence Russian visitors to China. The findings show that Russian visitors across the border to visit China are attributed to the Chinese prefectural‐level cities' real gross domestic product and export volumes, as well as transport infrastructure to connect Russian visitors to Chinese destinations. A clear knowledge of these factors allow both governments to formulate policies in facilitating visitor flows and more business activities across the border.

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“…Some of these areas become tourist destinations (Weidenfeld, 2013, Studzieniecki, Palmowski, Korneevets, 2016. In its origin, the term "tourism destination' is a typical geographical term and is understood as a part of geographical space (Zemla, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%