ORGANIZATION OF GREEN PROJECTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTION AND SATISFACTION OF USERS IN RURAL REGIONS IN SERBIA

The presented study analyzes the impact of green initiatives and new technologies on the tourist experience and user satisfaction in rural areas of western Serbia, focusing on the differences between younger and older populations. Through regression and correlation analysis, it was found that sustainability, green mobility, and the digitalization of services significantly increase the satisfaction of young tourists, while older tourists prefer traditional values such as safety and comfort. The younger population reacts positively to innovations, while the older group seeks stability and practicality. The results suggest that further implementation of sustainable practices and technologies could transform the tourism offering in rural areas, and tailored marketing approaches could effectively address the specific needs of both demographic segments. It is recommended to strengthen the promotion of ecological and technological solutions as the key to future tourism growth in this region.

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Ekonomika poljoprivrede
Published
2025-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.59267/ekopolj2501189a
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2
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Rural development and sustainability
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ORGANIZATION OF GREEN PROJECTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTION AND SATISFACTION OF USERS IN RURAL REGIONS IN SERBIA

Biljana Ilić, Milena Cvjetković, Bojana Ostojić, Asmaeil Ali Mohammed Khmaaj et al.
2 citations
Ekonomika poljoprivrede
Rural development and sustainability
9.66
article

ORGANIZATION OF GREEN PROJECTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTION AND SATISFACTION OF USERS IN RURAL REGIONS IN SERBIA

Biljana Ilić, Milena Cvjetković, Bojana Ostojić, Asmaeil Ali Mohammed Khmaaj, Jelena Ružić
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2 citations

Abstract

The presented study analyzes the impact of green initiatives and new technologies on the tourist experience and user satisfaction in rural areas of western Serbia, focusing on the differences between younger and older populations. Through regression and correlation analysis, it was found that sustainability, green mobility, and the digitalization of services significantly increase the satisfaction of young tourists, while older tourists prefer traditional values such as safety and comfort. The younger population reacts positively to innovations, while the older group seeks stability and practicality. The results suggest that further implementation of sustainable practices and technologies could transform the tourism offering in rural areas, and tailored marketing approaches could effectively address the specific needs of both demographic segments. It is recommended to strengthen the promotion of ecological and technological solutions as the key to future tourism growth in this region.

Ekonomika poljoprivredeVol. 72(1)
University of Belgrade (RS), Grade Medical (Czechia) (CZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Rural development and sustainability
9.66
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ORGANIZATION OF GREEN PROJECTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTION AND SATISFACTION OF USERS IN RURAL REGIONS IN SERBIA — Biljana Ilić, Milena Cvjetković, et al. · Ekonomika poljoprivrede (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS