Uczestnictwo Polaków w wyjazdach krajowych – tendencje i zmiany w latach 1993 –2013

Makowska-Iskierka, Marzena

doi:10.18778/7969-262-0.12

Cited by 2 publications

(1 citation statement)

References 0 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Order By: Relevance

“…Maximum covering the 63 percent of the population accounted in 1997 and 1999, with a minimum representing 43 percent recorded in 2011. (Makowska-Iskierka, 2014). In the period 1994-2013, the greatest portion of the population participating in foreign travel, left in 2008 (18.0 percent) and the lowest in 1994 (9.5 percent) and 1998 (10 percent).…”

Section: Trends In Polish Outbound Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

New opportunities for future tourism after 25 years of political and socioeconomic transformation – foresight in Poland’s tourism planning

Awedyk

Niezgoda

2016

JTF

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to present the changes in political and socioeconomic conditions after 25 years of transformation and how it provided to adopt new methodology in tourism planning. It shows the possibilities offered by the use of the foresight process in planning the development of tourism in Poland. Since one of the main foresight goals is to identify trends, the paper takes attempt to verify trends that occurred in Poland after 1989 and if they have now and will have in the near future influence on Polish tourism. Detailed objective is to characterize the systemic transformation and its impact on the tourism economy. Design/methodology/approach-Paper is the review, which used literature, legislation and strategic documents query. It also includes comparative analysis. Findings-The analysis of the political and economic changes that have taken place in Poland over the last 25 years shows that they were positive for the development of tourism base. The impact of globalization and global trends is now clearly noticeable also in Poland. Political and economic changes allow the use of foresight methodology in studies on the future of tourism while maintaining its main attributes: anticipation, participation, action, networking, vision. Research limitations/implications-The analysis included the impact of political changes and social trends on the tourist economy. Proposals that show the positive aspects of these changes relate to tourism and present extensive opportunities to create scenarios, both at the national and regional levels. Practical implications-The analysis forms the basis for the activities of tourism entities in Poland. It shows the characteristics for the future of the tourism market particularly the demand side. Social implications-The analysis of changes in systemic and social trends enables anticipation of changes in tourism as a social phenomenon. Originality/value-The paper presents the historical basis for the development of tourism in Poland after political changes in relation to the planning of tourism by using the methodology of foresight. It also presents these phenomena and social trends that have an impact on the development of tourism.

show abstract

Section: Trends In Polish Outbound Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

New opportunities for future tourism after 25 years of political and socioeconomic transformation – foresight in Poland’s tourism planning

Awedyk

Niezgoda

2016

JTF

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

Suburban zones as recreation and tourism reception areas for inhabitants of Polish metropolises

Makowska-Iskierka

2020

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The aim of the article is to characterise suburban zones, particularly as area performing recreational and tourist functions for inhabitants of large cities (metropolises). The study presents goals and motivations, frequency and duration of recreational and tourist activity undertaken in suburban areas based on information collected from a representative group of Polish urban dwellers. The study is based on a review of the literature, the author’s observations and survey results. Essential quantitative data were obtained from a survey conducted on a representative sample of the Polish population carried out on the end of 2014 using the standardized questionnaire survey method as part of the Omnibus Express service (CATI). Most respondents contacted in the survey undertook tourist and recreational activity in the suburban zone every day or almost every day, usually accompanied by other family members. Their main intention was to rest and enjoy some recreational activities, visit relatives or friends and stay on summer holiday plots. The choice of the suburban zone was to a greater extent motivated by its tourist assets and familiarity with the area than its proximity to the place of permanent residence. Many respondents used some form of accommodation during those stays, including their own (private) summer houses, or relatives’ / friends’ flats, or hotel accommodation. The monitoring of tourist and recreational activity in Poland should be continued and should also focus on spaces used for these purposes. More extensive research would make it possible to identify patterns and trends, also at regional level. Consequently, this kind of research would facilitate a more effective planning and organization of tourism and recreation, which would bring measurable social, economic and spatial effects.

show abstract

Uczestnictwo Polaków w wyjazdach krajowych – tendencje i zmiany w latach 1993 –2013

Cited by 2 publications

References 0 publications

New opportunities for future tourism after 25 years of political and socioeconomic transformation – foresight in Poland’s tourism planning

New opportunities for future tourism after 25 years of political and socioeconomic transformation – foresight in Poland’s tourism planning

Suburban zones as recreation and tourism reception areas for inhabitants of Polish metropolises

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About