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Conceptual structure of the tourism phenomena in a region: methodology

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  • N.N.Danilenko, I.I. Dumova, R.R. Lipnyagova, A.D. Nikolayev

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The goals are to understand conceptual structure of the tourism phenomena. The paper formulates the tasks in developing tourism in a region. Tourism is viewed as a system of elements and ties - this approach would help to turn it into a profitable industry. Its stages are specified according to the outlined sub-goals. Within each stage the tasks are stated pursuing efficient use of resource subsystems, determination of territorial borders of tourism expansion, choice of targeted markets of consumers, priorities in the development of individual subsystems or groups of subsystems in different periods of time.

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  • N.N.Danilenko, I.I. Dumova, R.R. Lipnyagova, A.D. Nikolayev, 2003. "Conceptual structure of the tourism phenomena in a region: methodology," Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of Siberian Branch of RAS, vol. 4.
    • Handle: RePEc:nos:regioe:2003-4_3
    Note: Theoretical Issues of Regional Economics
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