KNjIGA SAžETAKA / BOOK Of ABSTRACTS - Treći međunarodni ...

Dr. Snežana Štetić, profesor
College of Tourism,
Bulevar Zorana Djindjića 152a, Belgrade, Serbia
tel.: +381 63239853
e-mail: snezana.stetic@gmail.com
Dr. Sanja Pavlović, lecturer
Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade, Studentski trg broj 3, Belgrade, Serbia
e-mail: bobanpav@yahoo.com
MSc Sara Stanić, PhD student
Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade
Studentski trg broj 3, Belgrade, Serbia
e-mail: sara.stanic.zemun@gmail.com
Title of the contribution:
Connection between excursion and rural tourism
Keywords:
rural tourism, excursion, tourist offer, connection
Type of presentation:
Oral presentation
Theme:
Specific forms of rural tourism
3. TemATSkA cJelinA: kReiRAnJe i DiSTRiBUciJA pRoizvoDA RURAlnog TURizmA
Purpose of study:
Purpose of this paper is to investigate the interdependence
of rural areas and the impact on the creation of
tourist requirements. In addition we wish to point out
the possibility of including different rural areas in tourist
developments.
Methodology/Approach:
Method of analysis and synthesis together with the
spatial method represent a reliable methods that lead
to results to interpret appearance and condition of the
connection between excursion and rural tourism in the
rural tourism offer represent an indispensable form of
the work
Structured abstract
Findings:
The results of this study point out deep connection of rural
areas and shorter tourist trips through specific forms
of tourism. In this paper are investigates the tourist travel
of young people and school excursions. Rural areas
and types of tourist movements are very important for
this analysis. Results are unfavorable to the involvement
of youth in the domestic tourist movements.
Originality/Value:
Contribution of the paper will be analyzing the relationship
between excursions and different types of travel in
the rural areas. Particular emphasis will be given on halfday
and same day trips of young people and creating
their need for travelling.
Research limitations/Implications:
Limitations of this study appear in the survey of participants
in field trips which we have tried to prove in this
paper.
Practical implications:
The application of our research is very important in the
realization of one-day and half day excursions and their
orientation towards the rural areas
149