the evaluation of possibilities of sustainable tourism and recreation in the mrtva tisa area near Čurug7
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Abstract
The preserved parts of the nature or areas that are inteded to be protected and well-planned in terms of harmonizing the nature and tourist activities and recreation could become potential eco-tourist attractions. The Tisa meander near Čurug, the Dead Tisa, together with the fish pond 'Bečej', presents a natural, though somewhat manaffected, environment. The paper offers an analysis of the indicators of sustainability which has shown that with proper valorisation and prevention of potential forms of degradation of water and landscape this oasis could provide people with recreation and tourist activities on the water (e.g. rowing), bird watching, as well as numerous gastronomical treats typical of this area.
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| Authors | ;Nađ Imre |
| Journal | 2018 ieee 27th international scientific conference electronics, et 2018 - proceedings |
| Year | 2008 |
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