Accomodation capacities and their importance in the sustainable development
Author:M. SC., Assistant Ćurčić Nevena
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Keywords:Banat;
Accommodation capacities;
Structural participation.
Abstract:
Accommodation capacities are the
basic element of the tourist economy
material base, so their right arrangement
and quality are of great importance for the
successful tourism development in one
area. At the beginning of 2001 the region
of Banat had 28 hotels, the total
accommodation of which was 1025 rooms
and 2374 beds arranged within basic and
complementary accommodation
capacities. The average size of these
capacities in Banat is 36,6 rooms and 84,8
beds per objective, which shows that
these objectives are prevailingly small.
The average capacity of the basic
accommodation unit – a room is 2,3 beds.
Fragmentary and prevailingly
outdated net of the accommodation tourist
objectives mainly located in towns,
sparsely within the tourist locations
indicates that there is a lack of courage in
the process of tourism separation from the
towns. The process is being developed in
order to displace already mentioned
tourist objectives to the tourist locations
within the modern tourist settlements and
comfortable boarding houses that are sold
well only on the tourist market.