Environmental awareness, design methods in hotels, Hungaricums in the country’s image

2023-04-04 09:41:54

The professional and scientific journal of the Hungarian Tourism Agency, the Tourism Bulletin 2023/1 has been published in Hungarian.

The latest issue of the Tourism Bulletin contains the following articles:

Orsolya Szakály: Segmentation of gastronomic consumers from the perspective of online activity and influencer tracking
Sára Hegedüs – Kornélia Kiss – Edina Kovács: Tourism aspects of environmentally conscious consumer behaviour

Workshop papers in the current issue:

Juhász-Dóra Katalin – Ilyés Noémi: The use of design methods as innovation catalysts in hotels
Nikoletta Nemes – Éva Happ: The emergence of sustainability aspects in domestic tourism development programmes
Anett Tőzsér: The role of Hungaricums in shaping the country’s image

The full issue will be available soon on the Corvinus Mobility and Tourism Centre (formerly Corvinus Centre for Tourism Training and Research) website.

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