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SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN A SELECTED AREA OF THE LOW TATRAS NATIONAL PARK – LANDSCAPE PLANNING VERSUS URBAN PLANNING



Jana ŠPULEROVA1, Tatiana HRNČIAROVA1, Veronika PISCOVA2, Miriam VLACHOVIČOVA1, Henrik KALIVODA1, Róbert KANKA1, Marta DOBROVODSKA1, Pavol KENDERESSY1, Viktória MIKLÓSOVA1, Monika DRÁBOVA1 & Ingrid BELČÁKOVA3
1Institute of Landscape Ecology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, P.O.Box 254, Štefanikova 3, 814 99 Bratislava, Slovakia, E-mail: jana.spulerova@savba.sk, tatiana.hrnciarova@savba.sk, miriam.vlachovicova@savba.sk, henrik.kalivoda@savba.sk, robert.kanka@savba.sk, marta.dobrovodska@savba.sk, viktoria.miklosova@savba.sk, monika.drabova@savba.sk
2Institute of Landscape Ecology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, branch Nitra, Akademicka 2, P. O. BOX 22, 949 01 Nitra, Slovakia, E-mail: veronika.piscova@savba.sk
3Institute of Landscape and Garden Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Nám. slobody 19, 812 45 Bratislava, Slovakia, E-mail: belcakova@fa.stuba.sk

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Abstract

The Low Tatras National Park, situated in Central Slovakia, has excellent conditions for many sports activities, including ski resorts and natural tourist attractions. This study aims to comprehensively evaluate the impact of tourism development on the environment in the selected study area – Demänovská Valley – and prepare a proposal for sustainable development of this mountain resort. The study is based on an assessment of the current state and the natural condition of the environment, and reflects the current conditions of the protected area and development plans in the area which have already been approved or are in the process of being approved. Continued expansion of the ski resorts and the requirements of new buildings create pressures on the environment and protected areas. The result of our study is an assessment of the natural and anthropogenic risks in the study area and a proposal for optimal land use.
Keywords:
  • protected
  • area
  • and
  • natural
  • resources
  • landscape
  • ecological
  • regionalization
  • tourism
  • development

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Jana ŠPULEROVA, Tatiana HRNČIAROVA, Veronika PISCOVA, Miriam VLACHOVIČOVA, Henrik KALIVODA, Róbert KANKA, Marta DOBROVODSKA, Pavol KENDERESSY, Viktória MIKLÓSOVA, Monika DRÁBOVA & Ingrid BELČÁKOVA (2016). SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN A SELECTED AREA OF THE LOW TATRAS NATIONAL PARK – LANDSCAPE PLANNING VERSUS URBAN PLANNING

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