Turizmo plėtra Rusijos Federacijos Kaliningrado srityje XXI amžiuje
Journal Title: Tiltai - Year 2017, Vol 76, Issue 1
Abstract
The article discusses 21st century trends of tourism development in the Kaliningrad Region, Russian Federation. The main focus is on the analysis of regional tourism development program documents and basic projects of tourism sector. Based on statistical data, parameters of tourism development in the Kaliningrad Region are assessed, and factors and problems slowing down the process are identified.
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Julius Žukas
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- DOI 10.15181/tbb.v76i1.1512
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