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Standardization and Classification of Events in Tourism Based on a Systems Approach

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  • Golob Aleksandra
  • Jakulin Tadeja Jere

    (University of Primorska, Faculty of Tourism Studies - Turisti ca, Obala 11a, Portorož, Slovenia)

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U ovom clanku želeli smo da prikažemo važnost turizma dogafiaja za destinaciju i kategorizaciju dogafiaja, imajuci u vidu kvaliteta organizacije, kvalitet osoblja zaduženog za realizaciju dogafiaja, kao i kvalitet programa i usluga samog doga aja. Naš teorijski doprinos nauci dat je u okviru metode sistemskog pristupa koja omogucava jasan pregled tema istraživanja, kao i odgovarajucu podršku donošenju odluka. Metod sistemskog pristupa uvek teži razumevanju problema i pronalaženju optimalnog rešenja. Namera nam je bila da postignemo željene rezultate i postignute promene u polju turizma dogafiaja koristeci teoriju sistema. U okviru metode sistemskog pristupa, koristili smo i kvalitativno modelovanje CLD modela zakonodavnog sistema dogafiaja i investiranja u iste. Dali smo predloge za postizanje ovih elemenata, kroz usvajanje standarda kvaliteta i klasifikaciju koja vodi ka optimalnoj kategorizaciji dogafiaja. Svakog dana, tokom citave godine, u sezoni i van sezone, organizuju se dogaaji u turizmu, ciji se broj konstantno povecava. To je glavni razlog zbog cega više pažnje treba posvetiti razvoju turizma dogafiaja u buducnosti. Visoko kvalitetni dogafiaji nas mogu izdvojiti od konkurencije i obezbediti nam konkurentsku prednost.

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  • Golob Aleksandra & Jakulin Tadeja Jere, 2014. "Standardization and Classification of Events in Tourism Based on a Systems Approach," The European Journal of Applied Economics, Sciendo, vol. 11(1), pages 67-73, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:vrs:tejoae:v:11:y:2014:i:1:p:67-73:n:7
    DOI: 10.5937/sjas11-5741
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    1. Anton Gosar & Miha Koderman & Mariana Rodela, 2015. "Dark Tourism. Post-WWI Destinations of Human Tragedies and Opportunities for Tourism Development: Proceedings of International Workshop," UPP Monograph Series, University of Primorska Press, number 978-961-6963-28-2.

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