Tourism in Post-Communist States

Tourism in Post-Communist States

Central and Eastern Europe

Niewiadomski, Piotr

Taylor & Francis Ltd

10/2024

314

Mole

9781032423562

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Introduction: Tourism development and post-communist transformations in Central and Eastern Europe PART 1 - Tourism in Transition: From Problems and Challenges to Success and Prosperity? 1. Tourism patterns and problems in East Central Europe 2. Troubled sustainability: Bulgarian seaside resorts 3. Gazing on communism: Heritage tourism and post-communist identities in Germany, Hungary and Romania 4. Unpacking the local: A cultural analysis of tourism entrepreneurship in Murter, Croatia 5. Ecotourism in post-communist Poland: An examination of tourists, sustainability and institutions 6. Relationships between international tourism and migration in Hungary: Tourism flows and foreign property ownership 7. From 'Bricklaying' to ' Bricolage ': Transition and Tourism Development in Central and Eastern Europe 8. Estonian tourism and the accession effect: The impact of European Union membership on the contemporary development patterns of the Estonian tourism industry Part 2 - Advancing Post-Communist Change: Tourism as a Transformative Force 9. New places in old spaces: Mapping tourism and regeneration in Budapest 10. Transforming tourism spaces in changing socio-political contexts: The case of Paernu, Estonia, as a tourist destination 11. Culinary tourism packages and regional brands in Czechia 12. International hotel groups and regional development in Central and Eastern Europe 13. Non-planning and tourism consumption in Budapest's inner city 14. Hotel development through centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition Final reflections: Whither tourism research in the era of (post-)post-communism?
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Tourism;Post-communism;Post-communist transition;Central and Eastern Europe;VFR Tourism;Tourist Historic City;Bernauer Strasse;Ruin Bars;Tourism Development Trajectories;Lake Balaton;Cee Country;GPN.;Cee Region;International Hotel Groups;Statue Park;Tourism Entrepreneurship;EU Accession;Culinary Tourism;EU Membership;Cee Context;Post-communist Identity;Tourism Geographers;Cee State;District VII;GPN Framework;District VI;Enterprise Estonia;Bulgarian Black Sea Coast;Post-communist East Central Europe