Tanja Mihalič
Biographic Data
| ID | 3050454 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tanja Mihalič |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tanja |
| FAMILY NAME | Mihalič |
| SIGNATURE | MIHALIČ T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8575-448X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 120 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Tourism sustainability model for a world heritage destination
World Heritage (WH) status is anticipated to promote sustainable development by protecting the destination’s outstanding natural and cultural resources, generating economic advantages, attracting visitors, and improving the quality of life for its residents. Putting the economic advantages and values first has a critical effect on the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV), which negatively impacts the destination’s sustainability, such as quality of …
Resident perceptions and responses to tourism
This paper reviews resident tourism attitude research through the lens of the individual- and community-level perceived impacts of and responses to tourism. It explores how perceived impacts of tourism and responses to tourism development have been conceptualised and measured in the existing resident attitudes models published between 1990 and 2020. Three categories of variables were identified and used: antecedent variables, tourism impact varia…
Back to the future
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify and describe the most recent (or emerging) trends likely to have a major impact in shaping the future of tourism in Europe. Design/methodology/approach The methodology of this paper involved in-depth literature review of European Union policies, initiatives and programs. Also, semi-structured interviews were conducted with key individuals/organisations, mainly at a European level, but also includin…
Conceptualising overtourism
This paper conceptualises a new tourism phenomenon: overtourism. Conceptualisation is based on relevant tourism knowledge on sustainability and related responsibility. The proposed model, presented in concise pictorial form, brings together the tourism capacities of the ‘sustainability pillars’ as well as the novel ‘socio-psychological’ and ‘socio-political’ capacities. Ultimately, the model may assist in monitoring, diagnosing and influencing th…
The changing role of ICT competitiveness
The purpose of the article is to survey the role of information and communication technology (ICT) for hotel firm’s competitiveness. Based on competitive advantage factor (CAF) and resource theory, this article empirically tests ICT as one of several possible competitiveness factors. The research is focused on analyse of ICT competitiveness position over time, with special attention to different generations of ICT technologies. An electronic surv…
Fashioning a destination tourism future
The Economics of Tourism
Tourism Development
Tourism Policy and Planning
Destination competitiveness—Applying different models, the case of Slovenia
Authenticity in mature seaside resorts
Burgen und Schloesser zwischen Tradition und Wirtschaftlichkeit
Environmental management of a tourist destination
Strategic importance of tourism as a part of an integrated development strategy of countries and places
The first thematic workshop on «Strategic Importance of Tourism as a Part of an Integrated Development Strategy of Countries and Places» showed that strategic importance of tourism varies according to its economic weight and political actuality. In many countries the economic importance of tourism is relatively low and tourism goals are not high on the political agenda. Nevertheless, even in such countries, tourism can be important economic activ…
Slovenian tourism and tourism policy
The authors of this case study show the importance of tourism for Slovenia, the host country of the 49th Congress of AIEST which took place from 28th August to 2nd September 1999 in Porto Roz
Restoring abandoned estates through tourism
This is a report on a research project on the development of a model for tourist development of abandoned rural settlements and estates. In the project we used the Visitor Friendly Test, known as Kotler's test, taking into consideration basic questions for testing place friendliness suggested by Philip Kotier, Donald Haider and Irving Rein (1993). The Kotier — Haider — Rein test attracted our attention because of a great interest in it among the …
Die elastizität der tourismusnachfrage unter besonderer berücksichtigung von öko‐elastizität
Die Preiselastizität und die Einkommenselastizität der Tourismusnachfrage werden in der Fachiteratur ber Tourismus schon lange diskutiert (Hunziker W., Krapf, K., 1942, Menges, G., 1959, Znd R., 1969). Bekannt ist auch der Begriff der Freizeitelastizität (Socher, K., 1985). Über die ökologische Elastizität der Tourismusnachfrage steht bis heute kein grundlegend teoretisch sowie auch kein empirisch erfaßtes Datenmaterial zur Verfügung
The competitiveness of long haul destination
Slovenia is the youngest country in Central Europe, established in 1991 by the proclamation of independency and by breaking the connections with former Yugoslavia, to which it was attached as a constituent republic (1). It is a small country, half the size of Switzerland with three times lower number of inhabitants. (see picture 1: Slovenian Identity Card.) In the past it is used to be a tourism transit country for European tourist stream towards…
Das Recht auf Reisen bzw. das Recht auf Tourist zu sein — ein Freies Gut? Eine Nachlese über touristische Zertifikate
Deklarativ betrachtet ist das Recht auf Reisen eines der grundlegendsten Menschenrechte. Um das Recht auf Reisen bzw. das Recht auf Tourist zu sein einem Einzelnem realisierbar zu machen, müssen bestimmte Vorbedingungen erfllt werden: es müssen gengend Finanzmittel zur Verfügung stehen und es sollten keine politische Barrieren bestehen, die die freie Bewegung begrenzen würden. Gleichzeitig musss man auch über genügend Freizeit verfügen, es muss d…
Conceptualising overtourism
This paper conceptualises a new tourism phenomenon: overtourism. Conceptualisation is based on relevant tourism knowledge on sustainability and related responsibility. The proposed model, presented in concise pictorial form, brings together the tourism capacities of the ‘sustainability pillars’ as well as the novel ‘socio-psychological’ and ‘socio-political’ capacities. Ultimately, the model may assist in monitoring, diagnosing and influencing th…
Environmental management of a tourist destination
Destination competitiveness—Applying different models, the case of Slovenia
Resident perceptions and responses to tourism
This paper reviews resident tourism attitude research through the lens of the individual- and community-level perceived impacts of and responses to tourism. It explores how perceived impacts of tourism and responses to tourism development have been conceptualised and measured in the existing resident attitudes models published between 1990 and 2020. Three categories of variables were identified and used: antecedent variables, tourism impact varia…
Fashioning a destination tourism future
Authenticity in mature seaside resorts
Das Recht auf Reisen bzw. das Recht auf Tourist zu sein — ein Freies Gut? Eine Nachlese über touristische Zertifikate
Deklarativ betrachtet ist das Recht auf Reisen eines der grundlegendsten Menschenrechte. Um das Recht auf Reisen bzw. das Recht auf Tourist zu sein einem Einzelnem realisierbar zu machen, müssen bestimmte Vorbedingungen erfllt werden: es müssen gengend Finanzmittel zur Verfügung stehen und es sollten keine politische Barrieren bestehen, die die freie Bewegung begrenzen würden. Gleichzeitig musss man auch über genügend Freizeit verfügen, es muss d…
The competitiveness of long haul destination
Slovenia is the youngest country in Central Europe, established in 1991 by the proclamation of independency and by breaking the connections with former Yugoslavia, to which it was attached as a constituent republic (1). It is a small country, half the size of Switzerland with three times lower number of inhabitants. (see picture 1: Slovenian Identity Card.) In the past it is used to be a tourism transit country for European tourist stream towards…
Die elastizität der tourismusnachfrage unter besonderer berücksichtigung von öko‐elastizität
Die Preiselastizität und die Einkommenselastizität der Tourismusnachfrage werden in der Fachiteratur ber Tourismus schon lange diskutiert (Hunziker W., Krapf, K., 1942, Menges, G., 1959, Znd R., 1969). Bekannt ist auch der Begriff der Freizeitelastizität (Socher, K., 1985). Über die ökologische Elastizität der Tourismusnachfrage steht bis heute kein grundlegend teoretisch sowie auch kein empirisch erfaßtes Datenmaterial zur Verfügung
Restoring abandoned estates through tourism
This is a report on a research project on the development of a model for tourist development of abandoned rural settlements and estates. In the project we used the Visitor Friendly Test, known as Kotler's test, taking into consideration basic questions for testing place friendliness suggested by Philip Kotier, Donald Haider and Irving Rein (1993). The Kotier — Haider — Rein test attracted our attention because of a great interest in it among the …
Strategic importance of tourism as a part of an integrated development strategy of countries and places
The first thematic workshop on «Strategic Importance of Tourism as a Part of an Integrated Development Strategy of Countries and Places» showed that strategic importance of tourism varies according to its economic weight and political actuality. In many countries the economic importance of tourism is relatively low and tourism goals are not high on the political agenda. Nevertheless, even in such countries, tourism can be important economic activ…
Slovenian tourism and tourism policy
The authors of this case study show the importance of tourism for Slovenia, the host country of the 49th Congress of AIEST which took place from 28th August to 2nd September 1999 in Porto Roz
Environmental management of a tourist destination
Burgen und Schloesser zwischen Tradition und Wirtschaftlichkeit
Destination competitiveness—Applying different models, the case of Slovenia
Authenticity in mature seaside resorts
Tourism Policy and Planning
Tourism Development
The Economics of Tourism
Fashioning a destination tourism future
The changing role of ICT competitiveness
The purpose of the article is to survey the role of information and communication technology (ICT) for hotel firm’s competitiveness. Based on competitive advantage factor (CAF) and resource theory, this article empirically tests ICT as one of several possible competitiveness factors. The research is focused on analyse of ICT competitiveness position over time, with special attention to different generations of ICT technologies. An electronic surv…
Conceptualising overtourism
This paper conceptualises a new tourism phenomenon: overtourism. Conceptualisation is based on relevant tourism knowledge on sustainability and related responsibility. The proposed model, presented in concise pictorial form, brings together the tourism capacities of the ‘sustainability pillars’ as well as the novel ‘socio-psychological’ and ‘socio-political’ capacities. Ultimately, the model may assist in monitoring, diagnosing and influencing th…
Back to the future
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify and describe the most recent (or emerging) trends likely to have a major impact in shaping the future of tourism in Europe. Design/methodology/approach The methodology of this paper involved in-depth literature review of European Union policies, initiatives and programs. Also, semi-structured interviews were conducted with key individuals/organisations, mainly at a European level, but also includin…
Resident perceptions and responses to tourism
This paper reviews resident tourism attitude research through the lens of the individual- and community-level perceived impacts of and responses to tourism. It explores how perceived impacts of tourism and responses to tourism development have been conceptualised and measured in the existing resident attitudes models published between 1990 and 2020. Three categories of variables were identified and used: antecedent variables, tourism impact varia…
Tourism sustainability model for a world heritage destination
World Heritage (WH) status is anticipated to promote sustainable development by protecting the destination’s outstanding natural and cultural resources, generating economic advantages, attracting visitors, and improving the quality of life for its residents. Putting the economic advantages and values first has a critical effect on the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV), which negatively impacts the destination’s sustainability, such as quality of …
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (15 works) · Business (14 works) · Tourism (14 works) · Political science (13 works) · Marketing (12 works) · Geography (9 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Competitive advantage (3 works)