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    Cultural and creative tourism: Moldova’s UNESCO Heritage as a catalyst for growth
    (CEP USM, 2024-10-24) Lazăr, Diana; Mischevca, Mariana; Pnake, Emanuela
    This article explores the untapped tourism potential of the Republic of Moldova’s tangible and intangible heritage elements inscribed on UNESCO’s Heritage Lists, highlighting how they can attract foreign tourists and foster cultural preservation.
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    THE IMPACT OF TOURISM ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF ECOTOURISM
    (CEP USM, 2022-09-27) Tabarcea, Ala; Iaquinta, Pietro
    Tourism is one of the most important economic activities and a promoter of sustainable development. The increase in the complexity and volume of the tourism offer has led to the development of a real tourism industry, for which reason tourism should be treated as a separate branch of the economy. Tourism plays a key role in the economic and social life by acting as a dynamic force in the global economic system, as a means of diversifying the economic structure and alleviating inter-regional imbalances, and as an active and attractive means of education, raising the level of knowledge, culture and civilisation of the population.
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    CONCEPTUAL ASPECTS REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL TOURISM
    (CEP USM, 2022-09-27) Hămuraru, Maria
    Tourism is an economic and social phenomenon of modern civilisation, strongly rooted in the life of society and, as such, in an inter-conditional relationship with it. Therefore, the trends recorded in the development of the world economy, positive, as expressed by the increase in production and, on this basis, general prosperity, the intensification of international trade, the expansion of cooperation between countries, and industrialisation. Negative factors, such as crises or periods of economic recession, the spread of poverty and unemployment, inflation and environmental degradation, have had a quantitative and structural impact on tourism, stimulating travel and diversifying its spatial orientation.
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    ASSESSMENT OF THE TOURIST POTENTIAL OF THE CULTURAL- NATURAL RESERVE "ORHEIUL VECHI"
    (CEP USM, 2022-09-27) Antoci, Natalia; d'Ovidio, Francesco
    In the last decade, virtually no other branch of the cultural field, not even the tourism sector, has developed and specialized as much or as fast as cultural tourism. It is one of the few growth areas to reflect an important 'megatrend': culture-oriented travel is mainly focused on visiting cultural sites and ethno-cultural events, so that visitors become acquainted with the culture of their own country and also with the cultures of foreign countries. The motivations that lead a person to plan and undertake a trip or holiday are a complex function, with variables ranging from the natural characteristics of the destination to infrastructure and facilities, from historical and cultural value to financial considerations.
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    MĂNĂSTIRILE RUPESTRE ȘI DEZVOLTAREA TURISMULUI RELIGIOS ÎN REPUBLICA MOLDOVA
    (CEP USM, 2022-09-27) Moşin, Octavian; Opriş, Dorin
    The conceptualization of the tourist phenomenon has been the concern of several researchers. Thus, in the specialized literature, there is a diversity of interpretations given to the concept of "tourism". Broadly speaking, tourism is the whole spectrum that arises from the idea and/or action that involves the movement of human beings to a place other than their residence with recreational possibilities. Tourism is also presented as a ubiquitous, complex and multidisciplinary phenomenon that includes economic, social, political, artistic, anthropological, environmental, historical, geographical, educational, psychological, communicative, etc. aspects.