[PDF] Top 20 The economic and communication implications of tourism in Romania

... – The most recent and perhaps most controversial campaign was Romania - Explore the Carphatian Garden, whose famous logo is the green leaf which according to data presented by ... See full document

... to the analysis, a considerable increase in all the locations in the number of tourists arrivals, from 2001 to 2007, has registered; the most spectacular being registered ... See full document

... that the difficulty still exists in affirming what exactly determines the tourism destination ...foresee and explain the probable choice of the tourism ... See full document

... faith-based tourism, however, is not only about ...projects and for religious conventions and ...number of people who seek spiritual aspects to their ...cultural tourism industry ... See full document

... At the level of European Union, defending the interests of citizens and local communities to which they belong was institutionalized, for the first time, by the Maastricht ... See full document

... Central and Eastern Europe for increasing demand and automotive production, has a strong automotive industry with a modern and diversified supplier ...takeover of the Daewoo Craiova ... See full document

... dynamic and interconnected environment. In this context, managers should not ignore the opportunities and threats that are generated by social media (BERTHON; PITT; PLANGGER; SHAPIRO, ... See full document

... But, the fund units of accommodation most of and stars has never known a speedier rejuvenation, visible, accentuated in the last years, by means of the integration ... See full document

... working in the tourism sector. It is the means for communicating with tourists and understanding cultural differences, and for increasing employees' job opportunities in ... See full document

... Quantifying the economic and financial performance in public universities represents a current, very interesting and quite a controversial matter of debate given that the ... See full document

... problem of the Romanian society is the generation ...conceived in the industrial development boom in the ’70s and ‘80s are up to three times bigger than the ... See full document

... analysis of dispersion in an I-O model of the Italian economy based on an I-O table (industry by industry) for year 2010 with 64 industries a tool for analyzing tourism effects ... See full document

... paved the way for increased investment by facilitating and cheaper access to ...finance. The market expects fiscal policy to support growth in the region this ...again in early ... See full document

... In the 1970s feminist theorists in anthropology argued that cross-culturally men’s work mainly in- volved activities in the public sphere, while women were generally relegated to ... See full document

... on the southeast coast of China, bordered by Guangdong province to the east, Hunan and Guizhou to the north, Yunnan to the west and Vietnam to the ...(GPP) ... See full document

... systems of measure acceptable worldwide: the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) conducts the first one; the second is the Satellites Account; and the third relates ... See full document

... tried the adoption and implementation of measures designed to prevent the occurrence of this ...phenomenon. In this category belong the eco-taxes or environmental taxes ... See full document

... raise the interest from tourists. The precondition is that the mark is genuine, original, and the efforts to make the mark known, have to make possible the recognition ... See full document

... taking the measurements, an anti-reflection coating was applied on the tested gear ...wheel. The thickness of the coating ranged from 0,8 µm do 1,2 ...µm. The measurements were ... See full document

... Regarding the functioning of tripartite institutions in some countries it was found that they go through a series of cumbersome procedures or negotiations to adopt a common point stretch over ... See full document