Event Promotion of Tourist Destinations using Local Ethnical Particularities

Abstract The paper addresses how a locality can use an ethnically specific event as a way to promote and attract tourists. In carrying out the research, we used the comparative analysis of two localities in the Dobrogea region (Romania) that are tourist destinations and have an ethnic specificity. The analysis of the statistical data and information from the articles regarding the events organized by the two localities allowed us to observe several major differences in terms of capitalizing on local assets (including ethnic ones) in the choice of organized events, market targeting, the way of events’ promotion and the results obtained. Although one of the localities (Jurilovca) has only one event, the results obtained in the five years of existence exceed those of the other analyzed locality (Techirghiol), where 11 events are organized, some with a much longer tradition. The comparative analysis of the two cases enabled us to draw several conclusions about organizing events that promote the ethnic specifics of localities.

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Valahian Journal of Economic Studies
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/vjes-2024-0016
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Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Event Promotion of Tourist Destinations using Local Ethnical Particularities

Gabriel Cucui, Vinko Kandžija, Laura Marcu
Valahian Journal of Economic Studies
Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Event Promotion of Tourist Destinations using Local Ethnical Particularities

Gabriel Cucui, Vinko Kandžija, Laura Marcu
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Abstract The paper addresses how a locality can use an ethnically specific event as a way to promote and attract tourists. In carrying out the research, we used the comparative analysis of two localities in the Dobrogea region (Romania) that are tourist destinations and have an ethnic specificity. The analysis of the statistical data and information from the articles regarding the events organized by the two localities allowed us to observe several major differences in terms of capitalizing on local assets (including ethnic ones) in the choice of organized events, market targeting, the way of events’ promotion and the results obtained. Although one of the localities (Jurilovca) has only one event, the results obtained in the five years of existence exceed those of the other analyzed locality (Techirghiol), where 11 events are organized, some with a much longer tradition. The comparative analysis of the two cases enabled us to draw several conclusions about organizing events that promote the ethnic specifics of localities.

Valahian Journal of Economic StudiesVol. 15(2)
University of Rijeka (HR), Valahia University of Targoviste (RO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Event Promotion of Tourist Destinations using Local Ethnical Particularities — Gabriel Cucui, Vinko Kandžija, et al. · Valahian Journal of Economic Studies (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS