| Sažetak | Republika Hrvatska (u nastavku: Hrvatska) je europska zemlja (srednjoeuropska, sredozemna zemlja) bogata prirodnim ljepotama. Upravo zbog mnogobrojnih povijesnih događaja koji su ostavili znakovit trag i omogućili stvaranje bogate kulturne baštine, Hrvatska se diči raznim spomenicima, utvrdama, umjetničkim i znanstvenim djelima, parkovima prirode i nacionalnim parkovima. Ima sedam spomenika svjetske baštine i osam nacionalnih parkova. U Svjetsku baštinu ubrajamo: Nacionalni park Plitvička jezera, Dioklecijanova palača, Gradska jezgra Dubrovnika, Eufrazijeva bazilika, Gradska jezgra Trogira, Šibenska katedrala, Starogradsko polje na Hvaru i stećci. Kad govorimo o Nacionalnim parkovima to su: Brijuni, Kornati, Krka, Mljet, Paklenica, Plitvička jezera, Risnjak, Sjeverni Velebit. Ne smijemo nikako izostaviti Parkovi prirode: Biokovo, Kopački rit, Lastovsko otočje, Lonjsko polje, Medvednica, Papuk, Telašćica, Učka, Velebit, Vransko jezero i Žumberačko gorje. Teritorij Hrvatske podijeljen je na 20 županija i Grad Zagreb. Osim podjele na županije, Hrvatsku možemo podijeliti na Istru i Kvarner, Kontinentalnu Hrvatsku, Dalmaciju i Zagreb. Upravo taj Kontinentalni predio Hrvatske i potencijali za razvoj turizma u tom dijelu Hrvatske predmet su istraživanja ovog rada. Zbog svog geografskog položaja, brojnih zanimljivosti te Jadranskom moru koje, na relativno maloj udaljenosti uz umjerenu klimu, može ponuditi turistima, Hrvatska je postala poželjno turističko odredište turista iz raznih dijelova svijeta. Iako je morski turizam znatno razvijeniji nego li je kontinentalni, ipak postoji veliki tržišni potencijal za turističku ponudu kontinentalne Hrvatske. Rad analizira turističke kapacitete i potencijale razvoja kontinentalnog turizma pomoću mapiranja dostupne ponude u Hrvatskoj, ali isto tako nastoji ukazati na prisutne izazove razvoja kontinentalnog turizma. |
| Sažetak (engleski) | The Republic of Croatia (Croatia) is a European country (Central European, Mediterranean country) and one of Europes richest countries in natural beautys and cultural heritages. Because of various historical events that have left their cultural heritage, Croatia boasts with various monuments, forts, artistic and scientific works, nature parks and national parks. There are seven World Heritage sites and eight National Parks. The World Heritage includes: Plitvice Lakes National Park, Diocletian's Palace, the City of Dubrovnik, Euphrasian basilica, part of the Trogir Cathedral, Stari Grad Plain on Hvar and tombstones. The national parks are: Brijuni, Kornati, Krka, Mljet, Paklenica, Plitvice Lakes, Risnjak, Northern Velebit. We must not forget Nature parks: Biokovo, Kopački rit, Lonja field, Medvednica, Papuk, Telašćica, Učka, Velebit, Vransko Lake and Žumberak.Croatian territory is divided into 20 counties and the City of Zagreb. In addition to the division of the county, Croatia can be divided into Istria and Kvarner, Continental Croatia, Dalmatia and Zagreb. It is this area of continental Croatian that will study in terms of tourism, tourist facilities and still unused capacity - if any. Due to its geographical position and the benefits it can offer to tourists, the Adriatic Sea, Croatia has become a preferred destination for tourists from around the world.Although the marine tourism is much more developed than it is Continental, though there is a great tourist offer that Continental Croatia can offer to tourists. Sea resorts - the word itself says, has not, and therefore is much higher offer. Tourists mostly come to the sea during the summer vacation. Continental Croatia has a diverse range of which may not be based only on vacation. United is offering a variety of events, visit attractions, conferences and offer health tourism. Although the marine tourism is much more developed than it is continental, though there is great market potential for the tourist offer of continental Croatian. The paper analyzes the tourism capacity and potential development of continental tourism by mapping offerings available in Croatia, but also to point out the present challenges of development of continental tourism. |
