The article discusses the relation between tourism and types of geographical environment (reception landscapes). There are four basic physical reception environments (coastal areas, mountain and upland areas, plains and ...

The author’s aim is to find answers to a number of questions: is tourism space homogenous or are there different tourism spaces, and what are the spaces created during tourism activity? As a result of his research, the ...

Traces of the postmodernist approach in geography can also be found in tourism geography. The ambiguity of the term ‘tourism', differing tourist behaviours and motivations etc., as well as the methodological weakness in ...

The effects of agro-tourism development, as perceived by local inhabitants and tourists, are presented by means of two-dimensional pyramids. These perceptions differ as In the case of tourists the pyramid is inverted. The ...