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Tourism and Forest Fires: Problems, Challenges and Possibilities

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Milenković, Milan
Micić, Jasna
Denda, Stefan
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Belichenkina, S. M.
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Forest fires represent a serious threat to the tourism industry. In Europe, Portugal is most vulnerable to fire, followed by the Mediterranean countries. In the period 1980-2018, an average of 18,025 fires was recorded in Portugal, while the average annual burned area was 116,894 ha. The trend of the number of fires is increasing (statistically significant at p≤0.01). During 2017, fires affected 540,630 ha in Portugal, accounting for about 5.9% of the state territory. Statistically significant (p≤0.01) downward trends were found for Spain (burned areas), France (burned areas), and Italy (both parameters). The downward trends identified for Greece were not statistically significant. Natural conditions conducive to the occurrence and spread of fires in the Mediterranean area are dry periods during the summer, dry land without watercourses, and vegetation that is extremely vulnerable to fire. In these countries, the major tourist and fire seasons almost coincide. Forest fires endanger hu...man lives, as well as tourism infrastructure and superstructure, and contribute to creating a negative public image of a tourist destination. Future research should pay attention to improving the prognosis of forest fires.

Keywords:
tourism / forest fires / Europe / Mediterranean / Portugal
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Book of proceedings of VIII International scientific-practical conference "Inovative aspects of the development service and tourism", 2020, 89-94
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  • Stavropol : Stavropol State Agrarian University, Faculty of Social and Cultural Service and Tourism
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  • Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Republic of Serbia, Grant no. 200172 (Geographical Institute 'Jovan Cvijić' SASA, Belgrade) (RS-200172)

ISBN: 978-5-907110-53-3

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https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9089
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https://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/9089
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TY  - CONF
AU  - Milenković, Milan
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PY  - 2020
UR  - https://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/9089
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areas), and Italy (both parameters). The downward trends identified for Greece were not statistically significant. Natural conditions conducive to the occurrence and spread of fires in the Mediterranean area are dry periods during the summer, dry land without watercourses, and vegetation that is extremely vulnerable to fire. In these countries, the major tourist and fire seasons almost coincide. Forest fires endanger human lives, as well as tourism infrastructure and superstructure, and contribute to creating a negative public image of a tourist destination. Future research should pay attention to improving the prognosis of forest fires.
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author = "Milenković, Milan and Micić, Jasna and Denda, Stefan",
year = "2020",
abstract = "Forest fires represent a serious threat to the tourism industry. In Europe, Portugal is most vulnerable to fire, followed by the Mediterranean countries. In the period 1980-2018, an average of 18,025 fires was recorded in Portugal, while the average annual burned area was 116,894 ha. The trend of the number of fires is increasing (statistically significant at p≤0.01). During 2017, fires affected 540,630 ha in Portugal, accounting for about 5.9% of the state territory. Statistically significant (p≤0.01) downward trends were found for Spain (burned areas), France (burned
areas), and Italy (both parameters). The downward trends identified for Greece were not statistically significant. Natural conditions conducive to the occurrence and spread of fires in the Mediterranean area are dry periods during the summer, dry land without watercourses, and vegetation that is extremely vulnerable to fire. In these countries, the major tourist and fire seasons almost coincide. Forest fires endanger human lives, as well as tourism infrastructure and superstructure, and contribute to creating a negative public image of a tourist destination. Future research should pay attention to improving the prognosis of forest fires.",
publisher = "Stavropol : Stavropol State Agrarian University, Faculty of Social and Cultural Service and Tourism",
journal = "Book of proceedings of VIII International scientific-practical conference "Inovative aspects of the development service and tourism"",
title = "Tourism and Forest Fires: Problems, Challenges and Possibilities",
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Milenković, M., Micić, J.,& Denda, S.. (2020). Tourism and Forest Fires: Problems, Challenges and Possibilities. in Book of proceedings of VIII International scientific-practical conference "Inovative aspects of the development service and tourism"
Stavropol : Stavropol State Agrarian University, Faculty of Social and Cultural Service and Tourism., 89-94.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9089
Milenković M, Micić J, Denda S. Tourism and Forest Fires: Problems, Challenges and Possibilities. in Book of proceedings of VIII International scientific-practical conference "Inovative aspects of the development service and tourism". 2020;:89-94.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9089 .
Milenković, Milan, Micić, Jasna, Denda, Stefan, "Tourism and Forest Fires: Problems, Challenges and Possibilities" in Book of proceedings of VIII International scientific-practical conference "Inovative aspects of the development service and tourism" (2020):89-94,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_9089 .

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