Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 7 / 2011 (560)
Dobrogea as Romanian Tourism Micro-destination
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Nicolae TEODORESCU
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Anca-Daniela VLĂDOI
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Ion PÂRGARU
Polytechnic University of Bucharest
Daniel MOISE
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Abstract. Dobrogea, known since antiquity as Dacia Pontica, after the name of the sea that was bordering it – Pontus Euxinus, is a region situated in Southeastern Romania and covers four counties of which two – Constanţa and Tulcea – belong to the Romanian territory. The celebrity of Dobrogea consists in its openness to the Black Sea, in Danube Delta (reservation of the biosphere that belongs to the UNESCO heritage since 1991) and in its archaeological traces that prove the existence and the continuity of the Romanian population next to “Turks, Tatars, Circassians, Macedo-Romanians and Greeks, Italian and Ukrainian, Catholic and Protestant Germans, Bulgarians and Russians, even Egyptians and Gipsy Muslims – a true ethnic mosaic” (Popoiu, 2010, p. 15). The conducted research refers just to the two Romanian counties and aims to highlight the role of the image of the historical region of Dobrogea in building its own brand and to identify its main tourist attractions and forms of tourism.
Contents
Characteristics of Criteria for Selecting Investment Projects under Uncertainty
Online Services Management Support for an Intelligent Locality
The Meanings of “Made in Romania” among the Romanian Consumers
Forms and Strategies of the Banks to Enter on a Foreign Market
Effects of Macroeconomic Variables on the Stock Market: The Case of the Czech Republic
The European Recovery Economic Plan and Quality of Public Finances – Instruments for Monitoring and Improving Fiscal and Economic Systems
An Optimization of the Risk Management using Derivatives
Towards to the Respiritualization of the Economics
Financial Crisis from the Trust and Loss Aversion Perspective in Emerging Romanian Capital Market
The Contribution of the Neo-Schumpeterian Approach to the Development of the Economic Theory: Emphasis on the Meso-Economic Level
Dobrogea as Romanian Tourism Micro-destination
The Rethinking of the Economic Activity Based on Principles of Eco-Efficiency
The Correlation between the Conceptual System of the Political Economy and that of the Accountancy – a Solution for Reducing the Risks Connected to the Administration Activities in any Stage of the Economic