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The reasons for seasonal fluctuations in GDR tourism are discussed and conditions there are compared with those in Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Italy. The economic advantages of balancing demand more evenly with available capacity are demonstrated graphically, and possibilities of staggering holiday...
Travelling among young people in the former East Germany is much more common among those living in urban as opposed to rural areas. Students were among those most interested in tourism, and 74% of students interviewed for this study had been abroad for tourist purposes more than three times. In...
The opening up of the borders of the countries of Eastern Europe in 1990/91 has generated increasing flows of tourists particularly from Western European countries. These tourists can essentially be categorized into two groups: the inquisitive and business tourists. Many more see the occasion as...