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The Attractiveness Of Tourism Resources And Their Exploitation In Rural Communities Of Vrancea County, Alternative And Sustainable Local Economic Development

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  • Alexandra TATARU

    (Romanian Academy, National Institute of Economic Research "Costin C. Kiritescu", Bucharest, Romania)

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Vrancea territory is one with the most attractive and various touristic resources in Romania, both natural and anthropic. The Evaluation of the touristic potential concerning both the main territorial administrative regions in Romania and those in Vrancea county but also the area hereby analyzed was made in conformity with PATN section 6, that is Areas with touristic resources, the identification of the main parts in order to delimit the touristic areas taking into account the following: the natural touristic potential, the cultural patrimony, the general infrastructure, the mainly touristic infrastructure and the quality of the environment. The development of the tourism is not achievable without a good touristic infrastructure, great accommodatian, a proper food administration, recreation and last but not the least a communication network that would provide full access to all touristic points. We should also add and take into account the quality of the technical infrastructure (water supply, power, sewerage, telecommunications and others) which is strongly related to providing confort in the accommodation base, food and recreation as well. The localities whose anthropic and natural potential can be included into the touristic circuit, where the degree of urban and touristic equipping is improvable in order to operate various forms of tourism, can be organized into touristic villages, and the afferent income can become or turn into alternative investment funds to improve the life standard of the local communities on both medium and long term.

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  • Alexandra TATARU, 2015. "The Attractiveness Of Tourism Resources And Their Exploitation In Rural Communities Of Vrancea County, Alternative And Sustainable Local Economic Development," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 0, pages 183-189, July.
    • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2015:v:special:p:183-189
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