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2015-06-30
The Paradox Analysis : Koszalin as a City that Is Located on the Coast of the Baltic Sea But Is Outside the Stream of Tourist Traffic in the Region
Aleksander Szwichtenberg
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Urban tourism in Koszalin is basically in the early stages of development. Some forms of tourism, like business, leisure, or sports tourism, are not present in Koszalin at all, while other forms are either in its infancy (religious tourism) or they are based on underdeveloped mechanisms of functioning (cultural-cognitive, cultural-entertainment tourism). However, none of them contributes to making visitors stay in this city. That is why the indicators of the level of tourism development are very low and the duration of visitors stay is very short. On the other hand, Koszalin along with its suburban zone has a lot of very good recreational qualities which are very advantageous for its inhabitants (daily and weekend recreation).(original abstract)Keywords:
City, Tourist movement, Solving problems, Urban tourismDetails
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Szwichtenberg, A. (2015). The Paradox Analysis : Koszalin as a City that Is Located on the Coast of the Baltic Sea But Is Outside the Stream of Tourist Traffic in the Region. Studia Periegetica, 13(1). Retrieved from https://journals.wsb.poznan.pl/index.php/sp/article/view/184
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