Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 5 / 2010 (546)
Clusters - Tourism Activity Increase Competitiveness Support
Iuliana CIOCHINĂ
Mihaela ASANDEI
„Constantin Brâncoveanu” University, Piteşti
Abstract. Tourism represents one of those areas with the greatest potential of global expansion. Tourism development strategy in terms of maximizing its positive effects on regional economic increase and implicitly on the national one starts from the premise that in global economy value is created in regions which are defined as particular geographical entities, separated by geographical reasons and not as political-administrative structures, and economic increase is centrally cumulated and valued according to the economic policy and the national legal system.
Regional economic system approach based on “cluster” concept is explained by the fact that the regional activities portfolio is based on an inter and intra-industry networking grouped by cluster, in which is created the value that increases as the activity results are leading to the final consumers.
This type of communication aims to highlight the tourism role as a factor in regional development, the clustering process significance in obtaining some competitiveness advantages, clusters development in tourism beginnings, and also the identification methodology used to select one touristic area to create the cluster.
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Clusters - Tourism Activity Increase Competitiveness Support