Tourism geography has started in Poland in 1930s. There are two stages in the process of development of this branch of geography: pre-modern or classical period (from 1930s to 1960s), and modern or neopositivist period ...

The main directions of research carried out by staff and graduate students of the Department of Tourism and Health Resort Management at Jagiellonian University relate primarily to: spatial differentiation of tourism ...

The article examines the current state of research on the tourism development in the Lublin region. Publication has been summarized taking into account tourist and recreational space of Lublin region, prepared by researchers ...

Leisure time is a prerequisite for participation in tourism. However, the impact of leisure time on the tourist services market is much bigger. Namely, it affects primarily consumer behaviour which reflects changes in ...

Although regular tourist trails occurred in the 2nd half of the 19th century and nowadays they are one of the most important elements of tourist infrastructure, there is no universally approved definition of a tourist ...

Motto of “Past for Future” is displayed at the doorway to the first Polish museum which was established in Puławy in 1801. Reflexion on the sense and actuality of those words caused the need of discussion on the following ...

The research subject of the paper is the spatial agglomeration phenomenon in tourism – the concentration of firms registered in the tourism sector, including both types of the agglomeration economies: localization- and ...

The main aim of this research was to define the activity level of senior citizens who visited the examined area during summer and autumn of 2012 as well as to learn their opinion about the Podkarpackie Province. The ...

The aim of the paper is to recount the contribution of geographers from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań into research on tourism, sightseeing and leisure in a historical perspective, i.e., from the foundation of the ...

The accomodation in Lodz Voivodeship in refernce to its significant tourist resources as well as economic potential (business tourism) is not sufficient, both - analyzing the number of tourist accommodation establishments ...