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TOURISTY POLICIES AND THE HOTEL PARK DEVELOPEMENT OF CAMEROON (1950 - 2003)
 
AKAMBA MANI Catherine Lytrice
University of Ngaoundéré Cameroon
PUŞCAŞU Violeta
University "Dunărea de Jos" Galaţi, Romania

 
ROMANIAN RURAL TOURISM: PRESENT AND PERSPECTIVES
 
BALTEŞ Nicolae
"Lucian Blaga" University of Sibiu, Romania
CIUHUREANU Alina Teodora
Romanian-German University of Sibiu, Romania
 
 
NETWORKS AND SOCIAL CAPITAL - IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES FOR ENTREPRENEURS IN TOURISM
 
CORODEANU AGHEORGHIESEI Daniela
NIŢĂ Valentin
"Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University, Iaşi, România
 

 
THE TOURISM IN THE MIDDLE OF THE GLOBAL CRISIS 
 
COSTEA Ramona Ioana
University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine  Cluj Napoca, Romania
 

 
RELAUNCHING OF ROMANIA'S TOURISM - THE CONTROVERSY OF SAFE TOURISM DURING GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS 
 
HAPENCIUC Valentin
STANCIU Pavel
CONDRATOV Iulian
University "Stefan cel Mare" Suceava, Romania
NISTOREANU Puiu
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
 

 
THE TOURISTIC ACTIVITY OF THE NORT-EAST REGION IN THE PERIOD 1990-2007 
 
HARJA Eugenia
University of Bacău, Romania
 
  
RECOGNITION AND VALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL ASSETS IN TOURISM AREA. INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS 
 
IOANĂŞ Corina
DUMITRU Corina Graziella
TUŢU Anca
NICHITA Mirela
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania


 
THE REGIONAL KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN TOURISM
 
 
IONESCU Romeo
"Dunarea de Jos" University of Galatz, Romania
 

 
THE REVIVAL OF TOURISM IN MEHEDINTI COUNTY - CASE STUDY: THE DANUBE BEND TOURIST DESTINATION 
 
MAZILU Mirela
University of Craiova - The University Centre of Drobeta Turnu Severin, Romania
 

 
EVOLUTION OF TOURISM IN EUROPEAN CONTEXT 
 
MUREŞAN Maria
Academy of Economics Bucharest, Romania
 
 
THE ANALYSIS OF COMPETITIVENESS IN THE TOURISM SECTOR IN THE ACTUAL CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC CRISIS
 
ROBU Vasile
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
BALAN Alina
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
 
 
CUSTOMER CARE - A TOTALLY IGNORED MANAGEMENT TOOL ON THE ROMANIAN SERVICES MARKET 
 
SÂRBU Roxana
ILIE Anca Gabriela
PÂSLARU Constanţa
DUMITRIU Dan
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
 

THE USE LEVEL OF ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY IN FUNCTION  - A PERFORMANCE INDICATOR IN TOURISM 
 
SECĂREANU Constantin
 Romanian-American University, Bucharest, Romania
 

THE DEVELOPMENT IN DYNAMICS AND STRUCTURE OF THE ROMANIAN TOURISM IN THE CONTEXT OF THE GLOBAL CRISIS 
 
STANCIULESCU Gabriela
Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
MICU Ionela Cristina
University of Pitesti, Pitesti, Romania
 

THE ANALYSIS OF THE ASYMMETRICAL RISK IN TOURISM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF A LASTING REGIONAL TOURISM IDENTITY
 SUSANU Irina Olimpia
CRISTACHE Nicoleta
MICU Angela - Eliza
MICU Adrian
 "Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati, Romania, Faculty of Economic
NEDELEA Alexandru
University "Stefan cel Mare" Suceava, Romania
Faculty of Economic Sciences and Public Administration
 

TOURISM POLICY IN ROMANIA: A NECESSARY CHANGE OF DIRECTION 
 
TĂCHICIU Laurenţiu
DINU Vasile
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
 

 
ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE DEMAND AND OFFER OF ACCOMMODATION IN CAMPS FOR CHILDREN UNDER AND OF SCHOOL AGE 
 
ZAHARIA Marian
OPREA Cristina
Petroleum&Gas University, Ploieşti, Romania
GOGONEA Manuela-Rodica
Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
 

 
RURAL TOURISM AS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE OF INCOME FOR RURAL PLACES
 
ZORZOLIU Raluca
IATAGAN Mariana
Spiru Haret University
Faculty of Marketing and International Business, Bucharest, Romania
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TOURISM POLICY IN ROMANIA: A NECESSARY CHANGE OF DIRECTION
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T&#258;CHICIU Lauren&#355;iu DINU Vasile Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania Abstract In modern economies services are dominant. As the role of services is increasing, the difference between goods and services is vanishing, but most of our economics and business knowledge is developed from a manufacturing perspective which is no more satisfactory in the new service economy conditions. One important aspect is that the ability of a country to participate effectively to the growing international trade in services depends more and more on its attractiveness as a visitors' destination. Although there is a well developed understanding of the role of tourism to the general economic and social development, it is less understood the effect of economic and social living conditions as visitor attractiveness factors. Reviewing recent studies, assessments and reports regarding the travel tourism economy of Romania, authors found out that achieving the economic potential of tourism faces serious challenges due, primarily, to the discrepancy between the conditions visitors are increasingly looking for and the conditions provided by Romanian destinations. In order to accept the challenges with chances of success the tourism policy making should radically change direction. The authors identify three main priorities: focus on general development, put policy in the service of visitors first, improve communication and branding.
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ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE DEMAND AND OFFER OF ACCOMMODATION IN CAMPS FOR CHILDREN
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ZAHARIA Marian OPREA Cristina Petroleum Gas University, Ploie&#351;ti, Romania GOGONEA Manuela-Rodica Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania Abstract This work analyzes the main valuation indices of the evolution of demand and offer of accommodation in camps for children under and of school age. In the first part of the study we approach the offer of accommodation in camps for children under and of school age based on the indices: the number of camps, the existing accommodation capacity and the accommodation capacity in operation. All the indices indicate a strong decrease of the offer of accommodation accentuated in the last part of the analyzed period. The evolution of the demand of accommodation is valuated from the point of view of the number of tourists arrived and accommodated in camps for children under and of school age, of the number of overnight stays, of the average duration of the stay, of the number of school population and of the average salary output. The evolution trend of the demand shows significant decreases, yet not outrunning the decrease rhythm of the demand. This is why the net utilization index of the accommodation capacity shows some growing values. In the last part of the study we analyze a possible dependence between the demand of accommodation expressed in the number of arrivals in the camps for children under and of school age and two quantitative factors: the number of school population and the average salary output. The results indicate the existence of a dependence relation between the number of arrivals and the number of school population, the salary output not representing a relevant factor of influence. The conclusions of the analysis show the need to carry out some ample and constant activities of promoting this tourism company among the school and pre-school population as well as their families, taking into account the educative and training role that the activities organized in the camps of children under and of school age can and must have on the young generation's training and education.
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RURAL TOURISM AS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE OF INCOME FOR RURAL PLACES
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ZORZOLIU Raluca IATAGAN Mariana Spiru Haret University Faculty of Marketing and International Business, Bucharest, Romania Abstract Tourism is the most important economic branch, worldwide, owning 12% of all areas of activity and revenue of approximately 530 billion dollars per year. In the past 10 years we could see an increasing demand for rural tourism and ecotourism, many of the international travel agencies offering ecotourism packages. Our country is attractive from the perspective of international travel agencies, because of unpolluted nature, the authenticity of traditions, the Danube Delta, old forests and not least, because the Romanian hospitality. Rural tourism had been practiced for a long time in Romania but for the past 15-20 years, it was casual and without any form of organization. Tourism activities in rural areas are carried out when agricultural activities takeplace and contribute to the welfare of rural communities that practice it. The development of tourism activities requires attention to the quality of the environment by preserving and developing the quality in the areas that have entered the tourist circuit, controlling the activity quality for a rational use of tourism resources. Our country benefits from EU funding through several programs including SAPARD, taking one of the measures, Measure 3.4, which is called the development and diversification of economic activities that generate multiple activities and alternative incomes. A deciding role in the development of rural tourism is held by the general infrastructure, requiring subsidies from the budget for tourism attraction areas for sustaining, by public administrations, programs to support tourism in rural areas. Rural tourism contributes to the sustainable development of the Romanian rural environment by proper use of local resources, establishing youth in rural areas, reducing the number of unemployed, women's involvement in economic and social life of rural settlements, raising living standards, growth in household rural areas, increasing the industry's contribution to the formation of gross domestic product. Ecotourism is a business opportunity, a market segment growing rapidly, having an important educational component, by teaching respect for the natural environment.
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