INCOMING TOURISM IN TRANSNISTRIA
Journal Title: Geographia Napocensis - Year 2011, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
Incoming tourism is a valuable source of revenues, creating jobs and bringing wealth, whilst contributing to a sustainable development in a widely range of areas. It is a perfect choice for developing Transnistria, with great benefits for local economy and minimum negative impact on the environment, unfortunately unexplored by population and ignored by the government. The following paper makes a short radiography of incoming tourism in Transnistria, also mentions the two main trends of incoming tourism development in Transnistria, one based on Soviet heritance and second on historical artifacts, landscape and folklore.
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Delia BAR-KOŁELIS
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