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Gastronomy and Food Tourism in the Czech Republic

TURNEROVÁ, Lenka, Eva OTTOVÁ and Jan CHROMÝ

Basic information

Original name

Gastronomy and Food Tourism in the Czech Republic

Name in Czech

Gastronomie a potravinářská turistika v České republice

Name (in English)

Gastronomy and Food Tourism in the Czech Republic

Authors

TURNEROVÁ, Lenka, Eva OTTOVÁ and Jan CHROMÝ

Edition

1. vyd. Madrid, Vision 2025: Education Excellence and Management of Innovations through Sustainable Economic Competitive Advantage, p. 1930-1936, 7 pp. 2019

Publisher

International Business Information Management Association

Other information

Language

Czech

Type of outcome

Proceedings paper

Field of Study

21101 Food and beverages

Country of publisher

Czech Republic

Confidentiality degree

is not subject to a state or trade secret

Publication form

electronic version available online

Organization unit

University College Prague – University of International Relations and Institute of Hospitality Management and Economics, Ltd.

ISBN

978-0-9998551-3-3

UT WoS

000556337403012

Keywords (in Czech)

globalizace, gastronomie, turistická destinace, cestovní ruch, cestovní agentury

Keywords in English

globalisation, gastronomy, tourist destination, travel industry, travel agencies

Tags

International impact, Reviewed
Changed: 11/10/2020 13:58, Ing. Bc. Jan Chromý, Ph.D.

Abstract

V originále

With the process of globalisation becoming permeable in all spheres of economy it becomes increasingly difficult to determine its actual beginning – whether it starts in production, business or its core lies with the actual consumer who develops its potential to the utmost. The international trade network of multinational companies induces a homogenous environment which eliminates regional variety. This arouses the issue what a destination, its local culture and cuisine offer to a tourist arriving from a place in the same state or to a foreign tourist. Travel industry should in such case stimulate the answer, i.e. adapt the services to such a result that the destination is made singular and thus, psychologically, the client’s priority. One of the possibilities how to develop the offer of travel industry is to employ adventure tourism and incorporate gastronomy as somewhat of, in American terms, a “local colour” functioning as a stimulator to the demand. This target can be achieved by two different means, first being a sufficient publicity of food tourism and the latter being the incorporation of food tourism into the offer of travel agencies. The authors of this paper focus on the analysis of the incorporation of such given offers into the offers of travel agencies. The research follows up the analysis of a survey from which stemmed the conclusion that there is a desire for such a field in tourism, while it proved considerably difficult to determine the possibilities of them coming to action.

In English

With the process of globalisation becoming permeable in all spheres of economy it becomes increasingly difficult to determine its actual beginning – whether it starts in production, business or its core lies with the actual consumer who develops its potential to the utmost. The international trade network of multinational companies induces a homogenous environment which eliminates regional variety. This arouses the issue what a destination, its local culture and cuisine offer to a tourist arriving from a place in the same state or to a foreign tourist. Travel industry should in such case stimulate the answer, i.e. adapt the services to such a result that the destination is made singular and thus, psychologically, the client’s priority. One of the possibilities how to develop the offer of travel industry is to employ adventure tourism and incorporate gastronomy as somewhat of, in American terms, a “local colour” functioning as a stimulator to the demand. This target can be achieved by two different means, first being a sufficient publicity of food tourism and the latter being the incorporation of food tourism into the offer of travel agencies. The authors of this paper focus on the analysis of the incorporation of such given offers into the offers of travel agencies. The research follows up the analysis of a survey from which stemmed the conclusion that there is a desire for such a field in tourism, while it proved considerably difficult to determine the possibilities of them coming to action.