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Title:Izkustvena ekonomija na primeru dediščinskega turističnega produkta Dežela kozolcev na Dolenjskem : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Turnšek, Bogdan (Author)
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Files:.pdf MAG_Turnsek_Bogdan_2019.pdf (1,44 MB)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/f2e06471-ef5a-46b4-b998-265d97f18b4b
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FT - Faculty of Tourism
Abstract:Današnji visokorazviti turizem je že zdavnaj prerasel okvire zgolj ekonomskega pristopa, postal je izrazito multidisciplinarna panoga, ki ima priložnost z integracijo socialnega in okoljskega stebra ponovno oblikovati vrednote, ki jih v razvitem svetu počasi pozabljamo. Upravljalci modernih turističnih produktov turistov ne obravnavajo več kot potrošnike, temveč kot goste, ki želijo uresničiti svoje sanje preko nepozabnih doživetij, kar zadovoljuje najvišjo človeško potrebo po samouresničevanju. Temu se je prilagodila tudi svetovna ekonomija. Pine in Gilmore sta leta 1998 izpostavila nov termin moderne ekonomske ponudbe – izkustvena ekonomija oz. ekonomija doživetij. Koncept predstavlja najnovejšo evolutivno ekonomsko stopnjo in je nadgradnja gospodarstva, ki je temeljilo na dobrinah, izdelkih in kasneje storitvah. Pomemben dejavnik pri načrtovanju doživetij v turizmu predstavlja interpretacija naravne in kulturne dediščine. Gre za komunikacijski in psihološki proces, ki pomaga pri poglabljanju razumevanja dediščine, kar vodi v osmišljanje in v posledično težnjo po varovanju in ohranjanju. Dežela kozolcev je v svoji osnovi etnološki muzej na prostem, hkrati pa turistični produkt, ki na enem mestu prikazuje in interpretira pestro tipografijo slovenske kulturne dediščine. Kako temu muzeju uspeva vključevanje sodobnih turističnih trendov, smo preverili s kvalitativno analizo vsebine in kvantitativno anketno raziskavo, ki je bila izvedena na naključni populaciji slovenskih obiskovalcev muzeja. Študija je pokazala, da se upravljalci turističnega produkta Dežela kozolcev premalo zavedajo najmodernejših konceptov, ki zagotavljajo kakovostna doživetja. Izkustvena raven obiskovalcev muzeja se nagiba v smer estetike in teoretičnega izobraževanja, interpretacija dediščine pa ima na estetsko dimenzijo celo obraten – negativen učinek. Raziskava predstavlja izhodišče za nadaljnje analize na področju razvoja trajnostnega turizma v Sloveniji in za akademske študije.
Keywords:trajnostni turizem, izkustvena ekonomija, interpretacija naravne in kulturne dediščine, nepozabno doživetje, avtentičnost, turistični produkt
Place of publishing:Maribor
Place of performance:Maribor
Publisher:[B. Turnšek]
Year of publishing:2019
Number of pages:62, 5 str.
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-73254 New window
UDC:338.483.13(497.4)(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:2048296019 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:XIZ4EVSD
Publication date in DKUM:11.04.2019
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Language:English
Title:The experience economy : a focus on the heritage tourism product “Dežela kozolcev” (Land of hayracks) in Lower Carniola, Slovenia
Abstract:During the early days of today's highly developed tourism industry, the approach taken was purely economic. Now, however, it is a multi-disciplined sector, providing the opportunity to integrate key social and environmental pillars to restore values that are being slowly forgotten in the developed world. Managers of modern tourist products treat tourists not only as customers, but also as guests who want to fulfil their dreams through unforgettable experiences which satisfy the highest human need for self-realisation. The global economy has also adapted to this changing need. In 1998, Pine and Gilmore coined a new term for a modern economic offering – the “experience economy” or the “economy of adventure”. This concept is the most recent development in economic evolution and represents an upgrade on an economy that was first based on goods, then products and then services. Since the interpretation of natural and cultural heritage adds meaning to the tourist experience, it is a crucial factor in their planning. In essence, “Dežela kozolcev” (The Land of Hayracks) is not just an outdoor ethnological museum, but also a tourist product that displays and interprets a diverse typography of Slovenian cultural heritage in one place. A qualitative content analysis and a quantitative survey research were conducted on a random population of Slovenian museum visitors to ascertain how well modern tourist trends had been incorporated. The study revealed that the managers of “Dežela kozolcev” tourist products are not well acquainted with the most modern concepts that guarantee high-quality experiences. The experiential level of museum visitors leaned towards aesthetics and theoretical education, whilst the interpretation of heritage had an opposite, negative effect on the aesthetic dimension. This research represents a starting point for further analyses and academic studies on sustainable tourism development in Slovenia.
Keywords:sustainable tourism, experience economy, interpretation of natural and cultural heritage, lifetime experiences, authenticity, tourist product


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