In the module Diversity of the Region as an Impulse for Tourism Developmentwe will try to find answers to following questions:
- what are the main directions of tourism development in historical cities?
- can tradition and modernity complement each other and create a uniform tourist product?
- can authentic culture/customs and regional customs win against broadly understood commercialization?
- what can be an impulse for the development of tourism in the region?
To deal with above challenges we will visit: Krakow – the historic, UNESCO – listed city, the “Wieliczka” Salt Mine – UNESCO site, Zakopane and Tatra National Park – the most famous national park in Poland.
We plan to give you thematic tasks to face above mentioned issues. We expect creative cooperation and an intercultural approach to problems.
PROGRAM:
- 03-04.07 – online lectures
- 05-06.07 – online project work
- 07-09.07 – time to arrival to Krakow
- 10-14.07 – field classes:
- 10.07 – Krakow
- 11.07 – Krakow – Wieliczka – Zakopane
- 12.07 – Zakopane (Tatra National Park)
- 13.07 – Zakopane – Krakow
- 14.07 – Krakow
- 15.07 – All–together workshop with participants of all three summer schools.
Conveners:
- Matylda Siwek
- Joanna Fidelus-Orzechowska
- Anna Chrobak-Zuffova
- Tomasz Padło
