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The Domestic Tourist Movement in the Lublin Province During the Years 2001-2008
Józef Bergier
Barbara Bergier
Abstract
Following the changes in tourist movement patterns of either a country or a particular region is the fundamental condition for the appropriate functioning of prospective strategies. This research accounts for the analysis of the domestic tourist movement pattern in the Lublin province during the years 2001-2008. The analysis focuses on the changes in the number of visitors, the purpose of their arrival, the use of accommodations and the seasonality of their stay; taking into account the long and short term stays. The findings indicate that the Lubelszczyzna is not an attractive region for tourists, which is reflected in particular by the number of visitors in comparison to the other regions of Poland.
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Lubelszczyzna, tourist movement, tendencies of arrivalsMost read articles by the same author(s)
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