the tourism among the riparian black sea countries

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2013
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Abstract
The industry of tourism and travelling is nowadays the most dynamic field worldwide, thus being the most important job generator. From an economic point of view, tourism is also a main source of recovery of the national economies of those countries that have important tourist resources and exploit them accordingly. Its action develops on more plans, starting with stimulating economic development to improving social structure, with the superior capitalization of resources to the improvement of life conditions. This work aims at the implementation of the multi-dimensional analysis methods: main components analysis, cluster analysis, relative distances method to establish Romanian’s place among the countries with harbour to the Black Sea, on the basis of the tourism indicators.
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Authors ;N. Petcu
Journal environmental toxicology and pharmacology
Year 2013
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