Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 10 / 2011 (563)
Moldavia and Maramureş – Micro-destinations for Relaunching the Romanian Tourism
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Ion PÂRGARU
“Polytechnica” University of Bucharest
Nicolae TEODORESCU
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Anca-Daniela VLĂDOI
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Monica Paula RAŢIU
Romanian American University of Bucharest
Abstract. Since Romania holds a rich tourism heritage and a great tourism potential, the tourism division into zones was drawn up as “a possibility toward a superior and complex development of the tourism resources, in a unified vision…” (Erdeli, Gheorghilaş, 2006, p. 264), this representing a permanent concern of the specialists from all fields that are related to the tourism management. Although the criteria for selection and ranking of the tourist attractions have been the subject of some controversies, regarding the types of tourism that can be practiced in these areas, there were arrived almost unanimous conclusions. In order to ensure the representativeness and considering that all historical regions of the contemporary Romania are to the same extent microdestinations with a substantial “tourism heritage”, the regions of Moldavia (including Bukovina) and Maramureş were merged into one for the elaboration of the research that presents, in essence, the main types of tourism and a part of the treasury of Romanian age-old heritage.
Contents
Optimal Licensing Contracts with Three Innovation Types
Novelties in Competition Regulation in Romania. Impact on Competitors
A Cause and Effect Analysis of University – Business Cooperation for Regional Innovation in Romania
Moldavia and Maramureş – Micro-destinations for Relaunching the Romanian Tourism
Corporate Social Responsibility – between Desideratum and Reality
Identification of Critical Points in the Quality Management System
Econometric Modeling of GDP Time Series
Impact of Institutional Credit on Agricultural Output: A Case Study of Pakistan
The Management of Waste Containing Asbestos in Romania and the European Union
Technological Innovation: Concept, Process, Typology and Implications in the Economy