PERSPECTIVES OF REGIONAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN CROATIA
Journal Title: Revista Tinerilor Economisti - Year 2007, Vol 1, Issue 9
Abstract
Croatia has a set of cultural, historical and natural attractions and also has a great tourism potential needed to be supported by the sustainability concept of tourism development. Current Local Agenda 21 processes emphasize a cooperative approach to identifying the community’s goals for tourism. Article present example of sustainable regional project in Croatian tourism on the Town of Rovinj. In spite of difficulties involved in trying to find an acceptable definition for sustainability in Croatia, the example present how society develops along sustainable principles.
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Jasmina Grzinic
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