Trajnostni razvoj turizma in podnebne spremembe

diplomsko delo

Barbara Cafuta Đorđievski (Author), Anton Ogorelc (Mentor)

Abstract

Turizem je v veliki meri odvisen od podnebnih razmer. Podnebje vpliva na izgradnjo turistične infrastrukture ter načrtovanje in oblikovanje ponudbe v turistični destinaciji. Podnebje ima vpliv tudi na odločitve posameznikov in družin glede kraja počitnikovanja. Med glavnimi vzroki podnebnih sprememb lahko omenim rabo fosilnih virov energije, krčenje gozdov za različne namene in deponije odpadkov. Razvoj turizma sproža pozitivne in negativne ekonomske, socio-kulturne in okoljske učinke. Turistična dejavnost želi zagotoviti razvoj turizma, ki bo prijazen do naravnega in družbenega okolja. Pri načrtovanju turističnih aktivnosti v nekem kraju je zato pomembno vključiti tudi domačine. V diplomskem delu sem analizirala odnos turističnih podjetij do podnebnih sprememb. Glavne ugotovitve raziskave so: - podjetja se v glavnem zavedajo problema podnebnih sprememb; - v podjetjih ugotavljajo, da podnebne spremembe vplivajo na njihovo poslovanje; - v podjetjih se zavedajo, da lahko z odgovornim ravnanjem vplivajo na podnebne spremembe; - na področju varovanja podnebnih sprememb izvajajo podjetja pogosteje ukrepe iz prvega sklopa (15) v primerjavi z drugim sklopom ukrepov, ki so tudi zahtevnejši; - podjetja bi k večjemu ukrepanju na področju podnebnih sprememb spodbudila predvsem razumna cena zelene tehnologije in ekološko pridelane hrane in javna finančna pomoč; - nobeno podjetje še nima ekološkega znaka EU Marjetica, pozna pa ga 80 % podjetij.

Keywords

turizem;zimski turizem;podnebje;spremembe;podnebne spremembe;trajnostni razvoj;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2014
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM EPF - Faculty of Economics and Business
Publisher:	[B. Cafuta Đorđievski]
UDC:	338.48:502.131.1
COBISS:	11685404
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Sustainable development of tourism and climate change
Secondary abstract:	Tourism is highly dependent on climatic conditions. Climate influences the construction of tourist infrastructure as well as planning and designing services at a tourist destination. Moreover, climate has an effect on an individual's as well as families' decision-making about their tourist destinations. Among many reasons for climate changes, the utilization of fossil energy sources, deforestation of different purposes, and rubbish depots should be taken into consideration. Tourism development arouses positive as well as negative economic, socio-cultural and environmental impacts. The aim of tourist activity is to provide the development of such tourism that is natural and social environment friendly. While planning tourist activities in one particular destination, involving the locals into that process is of great importance. The diploma thesis focuses on the analysis of the attitude of tourist companies towards climatic changes. Main findings of the research are: - the companies are mostly aware of the climatic issues; - in the companies, they are noting that climatic changes affect their business; - the companies are aware of the fact that they can influence climatic changes by acting responsibly; - in the area of climatic changes protection, the companies are more likely to conduct measures from the first section of measures (15) than the second one, which are more demanding; - reasonable prices of green technology and ecologically grown food as well as public financial support could encourage the companies to participate in actions considering the field of climatic changes; - none of the companies has received the ecological sign Marjetica so far, however 80 % of them have been acquainted with it.
Secondary keywords:	climate change and tourism;tourism impacts;adapting to climate change;sustainable tourism development;winter tourism;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Undergraduate thesis
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Ekonomsko-poslovna fak.
Pages:	55 str.42 str., VI str. pril.
ID:	8728194