Serbia has a long tradition in thermal baths tourism development. In the second half
of the twentieth century this branch of tourism attracted a significant segment of tourist
demand, both domestic and foreign. Serbia has many Special hospitals for rehabilitation
in its spa resorts. In the last two decades the emphasis is not on treatment
(rehabilitation). The health improvement has taken priority over "classic balneological
treatment of disease". Wellness/spa has become a key tourism product in such
destinations. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to determine the effects of
transformation of rehabilitation hospitals into wellness centers, in several, most visited
Serbian spa resorts.
Programme / HOTELPLAN 2016: The Sixth International Bienial Congress: Hospitality and Tourism – Interdisciplinary Approach, The Collece of Hotel Management, Belgrade, Serbia, November 4th, 2016, 2016, 289-298
TY - CONF
AU - Denda, Stefan
AU - Stojanović, Jasna
PY - 2016
UR - http://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/1072
AB - Serbia has a long tradition in thermal baths tourism development. In the second half
of the twentieth century this branch of tourism attracted a significant segment of tourist
demand, both domestic and foreign. Serbia has many Special hospitals for rehabilitation
in its spa resorts. In the last two decades the emphasis is not on treatment
(rehabilitation). The health improvement has taken priority over "classic balneological
treatment of disease". Wellness/spa has become a key tourism product in such
destinations. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to determine the effects of
transformation of rehabilitation hospitals into wellness centers, in several, most visited
Serbian spa resorts.
PB - Belgrade: The College of Hotel Management
C3 - Programme / HOTELPLAN 2016: The Sixth International Bienial Congress: Hospitality and Tourism – Interdisciplinary Approach, The Collece of Hotel Management, Belgrade, Serbia, November 4th, 2016
T1 - Transformation of hotel offer in the Serbian spa resorts: Present state and perspectives
SP - 289
EP - 298
ER -
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author = "Denda, Stefan and Stojanović, Jasna",
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abstract = "Serbia has a long tradition in thermal baths tourism development. In the second half
of the twentieth century this branch of tourism attracted a significant segment of tourist
demand, both domestic and foreign. Serbia has many Special hospitals for rehabilitation
in its spa resorts. In the last two decades the emphasis is not on treatment
(rehabilitation). The health improvement has taken priority over "classic balneological
treatment of disease". Wellness/spa has become a key tourism product in such
destinations. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to determine the effects of
transformation of rehabilitation hospitals into wellness centers, in several, most visited
Serbian spa resorts.",
publisher = "Belgrade: The College of Hotel Management",
journal = "Programme / HOTELPLAN 2016: The Sixth International Bienial Congress: Hospitality and Tourism – Interdisciplinary Approach, The Collece of Hotel Management, Belgrade, Serbia, November 4th, 2016",
title = "Transformation of hotel offer in the Serbian spa resorts: Present state and perspectives",
pages = "289-298"
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Denda S, Stojanović J. Transformation of hotel offer in the Serbian spa resorts: Present state and perspectives. Programme / HOTELPLAN 2016: The Sixth International Bienial Congress: Hospitality and Tourism – Interdisciplinary Approach, The Collece of Hotel Management, Belgrade, Serbia, November 4th, 2016. 2016;:289-298
Denda, S.,& Stojanović, J. (2016). Transformation of hotel offer in the Serbian spa resorts: Present state and perspectives.
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