Factors of the rural tourism development of Sirinicka Zupa in Kosovo and Metohija

The authors analyse a current problem from the economic point of view on the rural development of Sirinicka Zupa and the significance of financing rural tourism. Starting hypothesis of authors is that the rural tourism directs a total agro complex towards the sustainable development of this Serbian...

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Published in:Ekonomika poljoprivrede (1979) 2019-01, Vol.66 (4), p.1187-1199
Main Authors: Maksimović, Goran, Ivanovic, Tatjana, Milosevic, Božidar, Sekulić, Dejan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
14th century
Agribusiness
Agricultural economics
Agricultural production
Agriculture
Agritourism
Cultural heritage
Economic analysis
Economic development
economic effects
Employment
Food products
Hearths
Interdependence
National parks
Rural areas
Rural development
Rural tourism
sirinicka zupa
Supply chains
Sustainable development
Tourism
Tourism development
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Summary:The authors analyse a current problem from the economic point of view on the rural development of Sirinicka Zupa and the significance of financing rural tourism. Starting hypothesis of authors is that the rural tourism directs a total agro complex towards the sustainable development of this Serbian enclave. The term "agro tourism" refers to an unbreakable interdependence between agriculture and tourism, and therefore is inevitable to solve in parallel the issues of agricultural holdings funding in the Serbian enclave Sirinicka Zupa in Kosovo and Metohija. The quality observation method, the analysis method, the synthesis method and interviews helped the authors in getting the information on business problems of agricultural holdings, and the authors were trying to give the answers, suggestions and solutions in order to help Serbian people in enclaves to engage in and develop tourism, and therefore also to survive and live on the centuries-old hearths.
ISSN:0352-3462
2334-8453
DOI:10.5937/ekoPolj1904187M