Forests as a biological basis for tourism valorisation of Veliki Jastrebac [Serbia]
2012
Dražić, Dragana (Institute of Forestry, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Brašanac-Bosanac, Ljiljana (Institute of Forestry, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Jović, Đorđe (Institute of Forestry, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Veselinović, Milorad (Institute of Forestry, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Nikolić, Biljana (Institute of Forestry, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Čule, Nevena (Institute of Forestry, Belgrade (Serbia)) | Glamočić, Biljana (Secretariat for Environmental Protection, Belgrade (Serbia))
Forest ecosystems represent the most important ecological potential, whose considerable significance for human life arises from their resources and numerous functions. In recent years, preserved and protected nature and safe food received a particular worldwide attention, while regions able to provide such conditions have a particular importance in terms of tourism. The Republic of Serbia Spatial Plan for the period 2010-2014-2021 envisages a formation of spatial-functional complexes of mountain, spa, ecological, hunting and other forms of commercial tourism. The preference in the Serbian tourism offering is given to facilities whose construction has already been completed or initiated, or to centres that offer complex tourism services. One such complex is the region of Veliki Jastrebac. The paper outlines natural characteristics and specificities of this region, which, along with additional, created values, represent a tourism potential that can be subject to valorisation on various grounds.
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