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Lóránt Dénes Dávid is a Hungarian scholar, graduated in History, Geography MA, European Studies, Geography-English Technical Translator. His native language is Hungarian, and he speaks English and some Russian. He has permanent teaching posts in the Szent István University as full-professor with full commitment (Gödöllő, Hungary). He has served as a guest professor at many universities in Europe and overseas. As an awardee of the Jean Monnet Professorship (EU Commission), he designed and implemented a major educational program in tourism and regional development. He is the chief-secretary of the Hungarian Geographical Society. His research fields: tourism, hospitality, geography, sustainable development.
Entrepreneurship is a significant economic process in regional economic development. This study aims to analyze the characteristics of the Egyptian entrepreneurial ecosystem by using the global entrepreneurship index (GEI) data from 2006–2017. This empirical study provides an in-depth insight into the Egyptian entrepreneurship ecosystem situation based on GEI methodology and its sub-indexes, pillars, and individual and institutional variables. Results revealed that the Egyptian entrepreneurial “Aspiration” pillars play a promising role in the Egyptian entrepreneurship ecosystem, especially the “Process Innovation” and “Risk Capital” pillars. Although the entrepreneurial “Abilities” pillars appear as shortcomings in the Egyptian GEI, especially the "Opportunity Startup" and "Competition" pillars. Furthermore, Egyptian entrepreneurial “Attitudes” pillars are considered to be the main disadvantage of forming the Egyptian GEI score. Finally, the paper proved that the “Risk Acceptance” and “Networking” pillars appeared as the weakest aspect of the Egyptian entrepreneurship ecosystem. Consequently, developing national policies and strategies to enhance these two pillars will improve the Egyptian GEI score by 2%.
Mohamed Ali; Moaaz Kabil; Rahaf Alayan; Róbert Magda; Lóránt Dávid. Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Performance in Egypt: An Empirical Study Based on the Global Entrepreneurship Index (GEI). Sustainability 2021, 13, 7171 .
AMA StyleMohamed Ali, Moaaz Kabil, Rahaf Alayan, Róbert Magda, Lóránt Dávid. Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Performance in Egypt: An Empirical Study Based on the Global Entrepreneurship Index (GEI). Sustainability. 2021; 13 (13):7171.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMohamed Ali; Moaaz Kabil; Rahaf Alayan; Róbert Magda; Lóránt Dávid. 2021. "Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Performance in Egypt: An Empirical Study Based on the Global Entrepreneurship Index (GEI)." Sustainability 13, no. 13: 7171.
Changes in tourists’ behavior in recent times have been considered a driving force for emphasizing the importance of unpopular tourism destinations as one of the key potentials in the tourism industry in any nation. On the road to reviving unpopular tourism destinations, this study aims to identify the potential tourism aspect and development of the Ngawen Temple in Indonesia. This research applies the placemaking approach as the main strategy for resurrecting Ngawen Temple. By using visitor surveys, visitor flows, and community surveys, this research obtains a clearer assessment for determining the planning development of Ngawen Temple. The research results revealed that unpopular destinations still have the potential to be developed and bring more benefits to the local economy by conducting a comprehensive placemaking approach. Accordingly, possible strategies based on various literature and field observations can provide clues to stakeholders on how to use their tourism assets to improve local communities’ economies. Some of the most frequently proposed strategies are the following: link the unpopular destination with other popular ones through structured tourism trips; design a “tourist trap,” which is a created place to hold tourists longer in a destination using new additional facilities; improve the infrastructure; and establish more creative tourism spaces, such as tourism centers.
Setiawan Priatmoko; Moaaz Kabil; László Vasa; Edit Pallás; Lóránt Dávid. Reviving an Unpopular Tourism Destination through the Placemaking Approach: Case Study of Ngawen Temple, Indonesia. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6704 .
AMA StyleSetiawan Priatmoko, Moaaz Kabil, László Vasa, Edit Pallás, Lóránt Dávid. Reviving an Unpopular Tourism Destination through the Placemaking Approach: Case Study of Ngawen Temple, Indonesia. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (12):6704.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSetiawan Priatmoko; Moaaz Kabil; László Vasa; Edit Pallás; Lóránt Dávid. 2021. "Reviving an Unpopular Tourism Destination through the Placemaking Approach: Case Study of Ngawen Temple, Indonesia." Sustainability 13, no. 12: 6704.
This paper aims to analyze the scientific production of the blue economy and coastal tourism research fields to identify research topics and publication patterns. Accordingly, bibliometric analysis was selected as a quantitative meta-analysis literature review method. Scopus was the main database for extracting the scientific production in blue economy and coastal tourism. Various bibliometrics analysis techniques were used to analyze 476 and 49 publications in blue economy and coastal tourism, respectively. The main results are summarized as follows: (i) the number of publications in the blue economy scientific sector has increased significantly, and (ii) contrarily, a relatively small body of blue economy literature is concerned with the coastal tourism sector despite its significant role in the blue economy.
Moaaz Kabil; Setiawan Priatmoko; Róbert Magda; Lóránt Dávid. Blue Economy and Coastal Tourism: A Comprehensive Visualization Bibliometric Analysis. Sustainability 2021, 13, 3650 .
AMA StyleMoaaz Kabil, Setiawan Priatmoko, Róbert Magda, Lóránt Dávid. Blue Economy and Coastal Tourism: A Comprehensive Visualization Bibliometric Analysis. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (7):3650.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMoaaz Kabil; Setiawan Priatmoko; Róbert Magda; Lóránt Dávid. 2021. "Blue Economy and Coastal Tourism: A Comprehensive Visualization Bibliometric Analysis." Sustainability 13, no. 7: 3650.
Community-based tourism (CBT) considers one sustainable form of tourism to enhance tourists’ and local communities’ relationships. By investigating and studying the previous scientific production of the CBT field in general and, in particular, rural CBT, the researchers found that the local communities’ roles in shaping this type of tourism have been given great importance. This literature mainly focuses on rural CBT from the academic researcher’s perspective. This study aimed to understand the villager’s view on rural sustainable CBT in Pampang Village, Indonesia. In our research, we used the triangulation method based on three kinds of data: in-depth structured interviews, non-participant field observations, and quantitative sustainability aspects of the local attractions. The research results helped us design a model for the formation of sustainable rural CBT activities in Indonesia, which depends on formal and informal leader figures in the community instead of only the community’s solidarity, as much previous research has indicated.
Setiawan Priatmoko; Moaaz Kabil; Yitno Purwoko; Lóránt Dávid. Rethinking Sustainable Community-Based Tourism: A Villager’s Point of View and Case Study in Pampang Village, Indonesia. Sustainability 2021, 13, 3245 .
AMA StyleSetiawan Priatmoko, Moaaz Kabil, Yitno Purwoko, Lóránt Dávid. Rethinking Sustainable Community-Based Tourism: A Villager’s Point of View and Case Study in Pampang Village, Indonesia. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (6):3245.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSetiawan Priatmoko; Moaaz Kabil; Yitno Purwoko; Lóránt Dávid. 2021. "Rethinking Sustainable Community-Based Tourism: A Villager’s Point of View and Case Study in Pampang Village, Indonesia." Sustainability 13, no. 6: 3245.
Sustainable tourism as a concept, and responsible tourism as its successful implementation, represent two major challenges for researchers in different academic fields and for tourism stakeholders in destinations responsible for sustainable tourism planning, policies, actions, and outcomes. This paper provides a bibliometric inventory of research published in the field of sustainable and responsible tourism (SRT). The results identify the publications on SRT; author cooperation between countries and their nodes; the disciplinary areas of SRT and the influential works, journals, and authors; and the bibliometric clusters. The aim of the study was to determine whether SRT has merged into a single “responsustainable” tourism discourse that could shift the mainstream paradigm of sustainable tourism towards the full content of SRT. The analysis was unable to confirm this shift towards an expanded paradigm of SRT but the results do indicate that SRT will remain an important area of tourism research for the foreseeable future.
Tanja Mihalic; Sahar Mohamadi; Abbas Abbasi; Lóránt Dávid. Mapping a Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Paradigm: A Bibliometric and Citation Network Analysis. Sustainability 2021, 13, 853 .
AMA StyleTanja Mihalic, Sahar Mohamadi, Abbas Abbasi, Lóránt Dávid. Mapping a Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Paradigm: A Bibliometric and Citation Network Analysis. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (2):853.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTanja Mihalic; Sahar Mohamadi; Abbas Abbasi; Lóránt Dávid. 2021. "Mapping a Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Paradigm: A Bibliometric and Citation Network Analysis." Sustainability 13, no. 2: 853.
From the point of view of successful tourism product development and destination management it is important to identify the travel motivations that determine the expectations of the experience and hence the satisfaction. The large-scale survey among domestic tourism participants reveals ideas, knowledge and motivations as determinants of tourism consumer habits, explores the relationship between domestic travel characteristics, destination awareness and the suggestibility of travel decisions. The results obtained, especially the general openness to domestic travel. Based on the research results, the tourism-specific motivations of the destination can be identified, on which further product development and experience management methods can be based.
Márta Kóródi; Anita Mondok; Lóránt Dénes Dávid; Attila Szabó. MOTIVATIONS AND EXPERIENCES CONCEPTS IN THE TRAVEL DECISIONS OF DOMESTIC TOURISTS OF THE „HUNGARIAN GREAT PLAIN”. GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites 2020, 32, 1347 -1354.
AMA StyleMárta Kóródi, Anita Mondok, Lóránt Dénes Dávid, Attila Szabó. MOTIVATIONS AND EXPERIENCES CONCEPTS IN THE TRAVEL DECISIONS OF DOMESTIC TOURISTS OF THE „HUNGARIAN GREAT PLAIN”. GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites. 2020; 32 (4):1347-1354.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMárta Kóródi; Anita Mondok; Lóránt Dénes Dávid; Attila Szabó. 2020. "MOTIVATIONS AND EXPERIENCES CONCEPTS IN THE TRAVEL DECISIONS OF DOMESTIC TOURISTS OF THE „HUNGARIAN GREAT PLAIN”." GeoJournal of Tourism and Geosites 32, no. 4: 1347-1354.
Sustainability and Subjective Well-Being (SWB) are strongly interrelated domains. The way students view them and prioritize their dimensions should be factored into curricular developments in education for sustainability. Instruments developed to examine sustainability and SWB preferences typically use rating scale items to measure dimensions as separate entities. In contrast, the question format used in this study forces the students to rate variables in relation to each other. The sum of both SWB and sustainability variables was fixed, which means that increasing the weight of a priority automatically meant a decrease in the weight that could be allocated for the remaining elements. Two-block Partial Least Squares (PLS) modelling was used to examine how pre-defined SWB and sustainability dimensions behave when handled within the same model. It was found that those who ordered the three sustainability dimensions as Environment > Society > Economy tended to rank SWB dimensions as (Relations with others, Inner peace) > (Health, Close to nature) > (Good job, Leisure). Our research proved that the use of question formats resembling real-life resource allocation dilemmas and the treatment of SWB and sustainability as one system can yield invaluable information for the educational process.
Attila Lengyel; Sándor Kovács; Anetta Müller; Dávid Lóránt; Szilvia Szőke; Éva Bácsné Bába. Sustainability and Subjective Well-Being: How Students Weigh Dimensions. Sustainability 2019, 11, 6627 .
AMA StyleAttila Lengyel, Sándor Kovács, Anetta Müller, Dávid Lóránt, Szilvia Szőke, Éva Bácsné Bába. Sustainability and Subjective Well-Being: How Students Weigh Dimensions. Sustainability. 2019; 11 (23):6627.
Chicago/Turabian StyleAttila Lengyel; Sándor Kovács; Anetta Müller; Dávid Lóránt; Szilvia Szőke; Éva Bácsné Bába. 2019. "Sustainability and Subjective Well-Being: How Students Weigh Dimensions." Sustainability 11, no. 23: 6627.
In an increasingly competitive market for tourism service providers, it is possible to improve or preserve positions by providing a special, high-experience content assortment. Uniqueness should also be emphasized in order to increase the attractiveness of rural tourism in Hungary. From a professional point of view, the necessity of supplying basic service items (ubiquity) and the special elements (uniqueness) are unquestionable in national rural tourism, but their actual optimal proportion is undetermined. The aim of the research is to investigate the uniqueness of rural tourism products, to identify which ones are the general and the specific elements of supply. The questions of the exploratory research will be answered by analysing a database of registered service providers of FATOSZ (Hungarian National Association of Rural and Agrotourism) based on a set of criteria designed to measure uniqueness. Data from the primary observation were analysed using descriptive statistical methods and contextual analysis. The main findings of the research were related to the experience content, which are closely related to the accommodation, environment and tourists’ activity during the stay.
Márta Kóródi; Lóránt Dénes Dávid. The Uniqueness Of The Hungarian Rural Tourism Supply. Journal of Tourism and Services 2019, 10, 24 -39.
AMA StyleMárta Kóródi, Lóránt Dénes Dávid. The Uniqueness Of The Hungarian Rural Tourism Supply. Journal of Tourism and Services. 2019; 10 (19):24-39.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMárta Kóródi; Lóránt Dénes Dávid. 2019. "The Uniqueness Of The Hungarian Rural Tourism Supply." Journal of Tourism and Services 10, no. 19: 24-39.
PurposeThis study has two aims. It aims to analyse three essential pre-conditions of an authentic sustainability curriculum (ASC). The theoretical analysis involves the definition of authenticity through the learning outcomes (LOs) framework called authentic minimum (AM). This paper also aims to gauge students’ views on economic growth, sustainability and mindfulness.Design/methodology/approachThe theoretical aim was accomplished by extensive study of and critical reflections on the relevant literature. The empirical research was qualitative using an online questionnaire as survey instrument consisting of predominantly open-ended questions involving students of two economic faculties. Directed content analysis and nonparametric quantitative methods were used to assess the answers.FindingsViable sustainability goals are in stark contrast with the promotion of sustainable economic growth in sustainable development goals 8 and the reigning neoliberal agenda. The empirical findings provide valuable insights into how undergraduate students view mindfulness, economic growth and aspects of sustainability.Research limitations/implicationsThe empirical research has some obvious limitations that warrant caution in generalizing the results. The authors used a sample of convenience and the base population of the survey consisted only in students of economics in two economic faculties of two Hungarian universities.Practical implicationsPractical implications of the present paper are many all sharing; however, the need for existential courage on the part of teachers, students and leaders of higher education institutions. Existential courage is required for profound personal transformation, for going against mainstream ideology and the possible confrontations with colleagues, leaders of institutions, students, friends or family members.Originality/valueOn the theoretical side, the concept of ASC was introduced with AM as its LOs framework. For the first time, an attempt was made to interpret authenticity in sustainability education as an integration of mindfulness, human and environmental ethics and a firm opposition to economic growth and neoliberal ideals. The analysis of qualitative data supported earlier research and also provided unique findings in the examined areas.
Attila Lengyel; Szilvia Szőke; Sándor Kovács; Lóránt Dénes Dávid; Éva Bácsné Bába; Anetta Müller. Assessing the essential pre-conditions of an authentic sustainability curriculum. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 2019, 20, 309 -340.
AMA StyleAttila Lengyel, Szilvia Szőke, Sándor Kovács, Lóránt Dénes Dávid, Éva Bácsné Bába, Anetta Müller. Assessing the essential pre-conditions of an authentic sustainability curriculum. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2019; 20 (2):309-340.
Chicago/Turabian StyleAttila Lengyel; Szilvia Szőke; Sándor Kovács; Lóránt Dénes Dávid; Éva Bácsné Bába; Anetta Müller. 2019. "Assessing the essential pre-conditions of an authentic sustainability curriculum." International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 20, no. 2: 309-340.
Zhanat Kairollinovna Shomanova; Ruslan Zairovich Safarov; Ardak Sydykovna Zhumakanova; Yuri Gennadievich Nosenko; Aisulu Talgatovna Zhanibekova; Nelya Lukpanovna Shapekova; Lóránt Dénes Dávid. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY SURFACE STUDY OF CATALYSTS BASED ON FERROALLOY PRODUCTION WASTE. SERIES CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY 2018, 6, 79 -86.
AMA StyleZhanat Kairollinovna Shomanova, Ruslan Zairovich Safarov, Ardak Sydykovna Zhumakanova, Yuri Gennadievich Nosenko, Aisulu Talgatovna Zhanibekova, Nelya Lukpanovna Shapekova, Lóránt Dénes Dávid. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY SURFACE STUDY OF CATALYSTS BASED ON FERROALLOY PRODUCTION WASTE. SERIES CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY. 2018; 6 (432):79-86.
Chicago/Turabian StyleZhanat Kairollinovna Shomanova; Ruslan Zairovich Safarov; Ardak Sydykovna Zhumakanova; Yuri Gennadievich Nosenko; Aisulu Talgatovna Zhanibekova; Nelya Lukpanovna Shapekova; Lóránt Dénes Dávid. 2018. "ELECTRON MICROSCOPY SURFACE STUDY OF CATALYSTS BASED ON FERROALLOY PRODUCTION WASTE." SERIES CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY 6, no. 432: 79-86.
J. Penzes; Z. Bujdosó; L. David; Z. Radics; G. Kozma. Differing development paths of spatial income inequalities after the political transition — by the example of Hungary and its regions. Economy of Region 2014, 73 -84.
AMA StyleJ. Penzes, Z. Bujdosó, L. David, Z. Radics, G. Kozma. Differing development paths of spatial income inequalities after the political transition — by the example of Hungary and its regions. Economy of Region. 2014; ():73-84.
Chicago/Turabian StyleJ. Penzes; Z. Bujdosó; L. David; Z. Radics; G. Kozma. 2014. "Differing development paths of spatial income inequalities after the political transition — by the example of Hungary and its regions." Economy of Region , no. : 73-84.
This study aims at investigating the multiple and complex relationships between transport and tourism by various methods. In this paper, spatial interaction model and the shift-share analysis are used in different approaches. Factors of the relationship between the transport distance and tourism intensity will be detected and the connections between the accessibility of European regions and their tourism will be analysed. One of the major questions of our study is if there is any relationship between transport and tourism at European regional level (NUTS2); and if so, is there any kind of regularity in the relationship, as Bull (1994) states in his study. Finally, we examined whether there are any differences in this relationship at the level of the European regions.
Géza Tóth; Lóránt Dénes Dávid; László Vasa. The role of transport in European tourism flows. Acta geographica Slovenica 2014, 54, 1 .
AMA StyleGéza Tóth, Lóránt Dénes Dávid, László Vasa. The role of transport in European tourism flows. Acta geographica Slovenica. 2014; 54 (2):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleGéza Tóth; Lóránt Dénes Dávid; László Vasa. 2014. "The role of transport in European tourism flows." Acta geographica Slovenica 54, no. 2: 1.
Towns constitute 9% of the settlements of Hungary and represent 68% of the population. This value roughly corresponds to the European Union average. Their number, however, considerably grew in the past decade. While in 1980 there were 96 settlements with town status in 1990 there were already 177 and at present there are 324, which is more over three times more than in 1980. Nevertheless, there are significant differences in their size and scope of activities. Several researches have been conducted concerning the urban fields of many settlements and larger territorial units in Hungary but there no comprehensive map of the urban fields has been prepared yet. Inter-settlement relations started to play a more and more important role in the economic life of the country. The paper focuses on the study of the urban fields of the towns situated along the borders of Hajdú- Bihar county pointing out those functions whose attractions remain within the administrative border and those which cross it. The studied area are the towns along the county border. A special methodology was used which could be used for other regions and towns in other countries.
Zoltán Bujdosó; Lorant Denes David; Gulmira Uakhitova. The effect of county border on the catchment area of towns on the example of Hajdú-Bihar County – methodology and practice. Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series 2013, 22, 21 -33.
AMA StyleZoltán Bujdosó, Lorant Denes David, Gulmira Uakhitova. The effect of county border on the catchment area of towns on the example of Hajdú-Bihar County – methodology and practice. Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series. 2013; 22 (22):21-33.
Chicago/Turabian StyleZoltán Bujdosó; Lorant Denes David; Gulmira Uakhitova. 2013. "The effect of county border on the catchment area of towns on the example of Hajdú-Bihar County – methodology and practice." Bulletin of Geography. Socio-economic Series 22, no. 22: 21-33.
This study assesses the regionalisation of Hungary's tourism regions and investigates the division of national tourism gross domestic product (GDP). Moreover, the concentration, spatial disparities and features of these two indicators are examined. The competitiveness of Hungarian counties is analysed using a multi-modal approach and the penetration of these tourism regions is discussed by applying the Tourism Penetration Index. We also calculate the regional GDP across Hungary.
Lorant Denes David; Géza Tóth. Analysing the competitiveness of tourism regions in Hungary: new findings. Current Issues in Tourism 2012, 15, 803 -809.
AMA StyleLorant Denes David, Géza Tóth. Analysing the competitiveness of tourism regions in Hungary: new findings. Current Issues in Tourism. 2012; 15 (8):803-809.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLorant Denes David; Géza Tóth. 2012. "Analysing the competitiveness of tourism regions in Hungary: new findings." Current Issues in Tourism 15, no. 8: 803-809.
The so-called soft factors are playing an increasing role in urban planning. Alternative strategies based on these factors can include bottom-up initiatives in which citizens intend to find solutions to noise-related problems in their settlement through their participation and in accordance with their requirements. This paper intends to give a brief introduction to the role of individuals regarding their participation in such programmes, based on the literature available and the results of a questionnaire survey carried out in the Town of Debrecen (East Hungary). The results of the survey indicated that the overall picture of the residents opinions on noise pollution is rather contradictory: they basically seem to perceive the impacts and the relevance of this issue, however, in general, the respondents did not recognise their own roles in resolving the problem itself neither as polluters nor as endurers.
Z. Baros; Lorant Denes David. Public participation in urban noise prevention: the case of a hungarian town. International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning 2012, 7, 1 .
AMA StyleZ. Baros, Lorant Denes David. Public participation in urban noise prevention: the case of a hungarian town. International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning. 2012; 7 (1):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleZ. Baros; Lorant Denes David. 2012. "Public participation in urban noise prevention: the case of a hungarian town." International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning 7, no. 1: 1.
Lorant Denes David; Géza Tóth. Competitiveness of tourism regions in Hungary. Anatolia 2011, 22, 418 -423.
AMA StyleLorant Denes David, Géza Tóth. Competitiveness of tourism regions in Hungary. Anatolia. 2011; 22 (3):418-423.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLorant Denes David; Géza Tóth. 2011. "Competitiveness of tourism regions in Hungary." Anatolia 22, no. 3: 418-423.
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide an insight into the purpose and development of responsible and sustainable tourism. Moreover, to present a critique of existing approach taken and to provide industry solutions towards key aspects, such as nature area tourism, eco-tourism, and rural development/tourism. Design/methodology/approach – In doing so, the paper will reconcile elements of responsible tourism and ecology within destination management. Whilst within a context of the tourism industry, the article will present a best practice approach for industry. Findings – Sustainable and responsible rural tourism development is unachievable without the application of ecological thinking. Consequently, tourism ecology naturally helps develop the tourism of rural areas based on local natural, social and cultural resources. Nevertheless, it is also an expectation that actors of the system, i.e. tourists must continue an active and responsibly sustainable practice. Practical implications – Sustenance of tourism is a double task: industry has to provide long-term reservation and guarantee that entrepreneurs' input of capital will return and at the same time, improve their economic prospects. Sustainable tourism has to be endurable and economically executable on the long term, but at the same time, it has to be socially and ethically fair in relation to the host community. Originality/value – This viewpoint presents an insight into tourism ecology from a variety of disciplines to form a rational approach to contemporary sustainable tourism.
Lorant Denes David. Tourism ecology: towards the responsible, sustainable tourism future. Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes 2011, 3, 210 -216.
AMA StyleLorant Denes David. Tourism ecology: towards the responsible, sustainable tourism future. Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes. 2011; 3 (3):210-216.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLorant Denes David. 2011. "Tourism ecology: towards the responsible, sustainable tourism future." Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes 3, no. 3: 210-216.
Alterations in topography due to the construction of transport infrastructure and industrial development are the results of rather complex processes. The impact of transport constructions upsetting (topographic) equilibrium is manifested in a relatively narrow strip, and, mostly, through producing abnormally steep slopes, in reducing relief stability. The earthworks for transport routes are themselves also landscape-forming factors whereas in the case of industrial developments, planation is usually mentioned. Topographic changes related to the construction of transport infrastructure and industrial development are discussed historically in this chapter. Among the direct impacts of the first are those related to the construction of Roman and Medieval roads, hollow roads in loess, public roads, motorways, railways, canals, tunnels and airports; while of the second are those of early mining and metallurgy, cellars, sludge reservoirs, slag cones and fly-ash reservoirs, cooling ponds, industrial parks, shopping centres and waste disposal sites. Of the indirect ones, an introduction is given to impacts of surface sealing, changes in runoff, the ‘waterfall effect,’ as well as to environmental impacts under permafrost conditions.
Lorant Denes David; Zoltan Ilyes; Zoltan Baros. Geological and geomorphological problems caused by transportation and industry. Open Geosciences 2011, 3, 1 .
AMA StyleLorant Denes David, Zoltan Ilyes, Zoltan Baros. Geological and geomorphological problems caused by transportation and industry. Open Geosciences. 2011; 3 (3):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLorant Denes David; Zoltan Ilyes; Zoltan Baros. 2011. "Geological and geomorphological problems caused by transportation and industry." Open Geosciences 3, no. 3: 1.
Géza Tóth; Lorant Denes David. Tourism and accessibility: An integrated approach. Applied Geography 2010, 30, 666 -677.
AMA StyleGéza Tóth, Lorant Denes David. Tourism and accessibility: An integrated approach. Applied Geography. 2010; 30 (4):666-677.
Chicago/Turabian StyleGéza Tóth; Lorant Denes David. 2010. "Tourism and accessibility: An integrated approach." Applied Geography 30, no. 4: 666-677.
Z. Baros; Lorant Denes David. Public participation in urban noise prevention. The Sustainable World 2010, 142, 217 -226.
AMA StyleZ. Baros, Lorant Denes David. Public participation in urban noise prevention. The Sustainable World. 2010; 142 ():217-226.
Chicago/Turabian StyleZ. Baros; Lorant Denes David. 2010. "Public participation in urban noise prevention." The Sustainable World 142, no. : 217-226.