ANALÝZA VNÍMANIA UDRŽATEĽNOSTI VO VYBRANÝCH DESTINÁCIÁCH OVERTOURIZMU PRED A POČAS PANDÉMIE COVID-19. (Slovak)

Overtourism, possibly excessive tourism is a situation where there is an extremely high number of tourists in the destination. During the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, when travel was limited, this phenomenon face to a challenge, and tourism has not yet reached the level it reached before the pandemic period. For the analysis of the perception of sustainability, were selected 10 European destinations of overtourism, on the examples of which individual attitudes to overtourism, perception of its negative as well as positive impacts to destinations or attendance of selected destinations before and during the COVID19 pandemic period were surveyed through questionnaire from respondents who visited selected overtourism destinations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Overtourizmus resp. nadmerná turistika predstavuje situáciu, kedy sa v destinácii nachádza extrémne vysoký počet turistov. Počas obdobia pandémie COVID-19, kedy bolo cestovanie vo veľkej miere obmedzené, tento jav čelil výzve a cestovný ruch sa dodnes nedostal na úroveň, akú dosahoval pred obdobím pandémie. Pre analýzu vnímania udržateľnosti bolo vybraných 10 európskych destinácií overtourizmu, na príklade ktorých boli zisťované jednotlivé postoje k overtourizmu, vnímanie jeho negatívnych ako aj pozitívnych dopadov na destinácie či návštevnosť vybraných destinácií pred a počas obdobia pandémie COVID-19 prostredníctvom dotazníka u tých respondentov, ktorí navštívili nami vybrané destinácie overtourizmu. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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