TOURISM - An International Interdisciplinary Journal
Volume 51 / 2003 / Number 1 ISSN 1332-7461
Constatinos V. PRIPORAS, Irene KAMENIDOU
Can alternative tourism be the way forward for the development of tourism in Northern Greece?
Abstract:
Greece is one of the most popular destinations worldwide, especially for mass tourism. However, there is an uneven development of tourism in the various Greek regions, due to the lack of appropriate touristic features related to tourism in its traditional sense. Under-developed tourist regions therefore have much to gain from alternative forms of tourism beyond the traditional beach holiday, so as to benefit from tourism’s positive economic and social impacts. This paper explores the opportunities for the development of tourism in the regions of Northern Greece through alternative types of touristic attractions and includes a discussion on various suggested strategies.
Keywords:
alternative tourism tourism development regional analysis marketing Northern Greece Greece
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- Problems faced by the Cretan tourism industry as perceived by the business people (21-30)
- Analysis of the travel agencies from the leisure travellers’ perception: The Spanish case (31-42)
- Swot analysis of Québec’s snowmobiling product with relation to its European clientele (43-52)
- Can alternative tourism be the way forward for the development of tourism in Northern Greece? (53-62)
- The impact of Cyprus European Union integration on the fi nancing of investments in the tourism sector of Northern Cyprus (63-76)
- Free enterprise education (77-84)