Zoltán BUJDOSÓ
Biographic Data
| ID | 8961226 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zoltán BUJDOSÓ |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zoltán |
| FAMILY NAME | BUJDOSÓ |
| SIGNATURE | BUJDOSÓ Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Magyar Agrár- és Élettudományi Egyetem |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5023-074X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Volunteer Sport Tourism
This systematic literature review synthesises existing knowledge on volunteer sport tourism—the intersection of volunteering, sport, and tourism—in order to clarify its evolution, theoretical foundations, and practical implications, and to address the fragmentation of the field across disciplines. Following PRISMA 2020 guidelines, peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and doctoral dissertations published in English between January 1974 and Decem…
From Life Cycles to Path Dependence
The development of tourism destinations is traditionally interpreted using linear and cyclical models, such as the Tourism Area Life Cycle (TALC). However, growing uncertainty, environmental constraints and crisis events highlight the limitations of these deterministic approaches. This study addresses the growing need for alternative conceptual frameworks by applying evolutionary and path dependence perspectives to examine ecotourism development …
Territorial Impacts of European Union Development Funds in the Northern Hungary Region
The aim of the paper is to determine – in general and through a selected target area – what measurable territorial effects regional development grants, as development policy intervention tools, have. After reviewing the literature I examined the theoretical connections of the European Union's regional policy related to territorial and tourism development. Complex Tourism Impact Index was also used to examine the complex environmental, social and …
The Artificial Intelligence Usage and Benefits in Tourism Marketing
This study explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on tourism marketing through a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of research published up to 2025. It aims to identify trends, challenges, and opportunities in AI adoption within the tourism industry, focusing on its implications for marketing strategies and customer experiences. In the light of the rapid evolution of AI technologies, the analysis also points to the growing influenc…
Digging Up Rural Community-Based Tourism (Cbt) in Developing Country, Indonesia’s Framework Finding
To effectively support new rural CBTs and create development plans, it is necessary to have a broad understanding of rural CBT in developing countries. This study uses Indonesia as a case study to map and analyze patterns in earlier research in order to establish a conceptual framework. The study used a qualitative content analysis methodology to find important themes and trends in Indonesia's rural CBT development by examining journal papers ind…
Informal Urban Livelihoods and Environmental Inequality
The present study seeks to examine the effects of hazardous working conditions at urban landfills on the health status of waste pickers in Ghaziabad, India. The study identifies the factors of resilience and health concerns experienced by scavengers at work. It also aims to understand the specific difficulties and health consequences they experience. Finally, the impact of selected socio-economic factors on the subjective well-being of the respon…
Forest–livelihood Equilibrium in the Eastern Himalayas
This study documents traditional indigenous knowledge of forest resource use in the Taktsom Chu watershed, a mid-elevation (932–3172 m) Himalayan region in East Sikkim, India. Objectives of the study were to examine forest biomass utilisation and consumption patterns in the watershed and identify strategies for optimising use to ensure long -term sustainability. Fieldwork and surveys were conducted across nine villages from June 2021 to September…
A multi-aspect decision-making approach, for regional developments based on Hungarian natural-healing factors
The study aims to support the development of a modern, scientifically grounded, and practically applicable decision-preparation system designed for managerial use in the decision-making processes related to regional development based on natural-healing factors. The system is developed through the extensive application of a systems approach. The analysis of territorial polarisation measurement employs indicators such as the extent-ratio, extent of…
“Are there truly acoustic melodies on hillsides?” Can such human-based manufactured soundscapes be an asset to tourism destinations
Soundscape tourism has become one type of tourism, and its trend is emerging in most areas with hilly, forested, and natural landscapes, such as Bantul Indonesia, becoming a mainstay for region development and its community. This article explores four human manufactured soundscape tourism destinations in Bantul, Indonesia, examining the interrelationships between each tourism stakeholder and pinpointed development from a socio-economic perspectiv…
Examination of the position of cruise shipping in the post-season period at Lake Balaton
Water-based, waterfront tourism has always played an important role in the development of the tourism sector, water has been and still is an important attraction and contributes to regional development. In Hungary, Lake Balaton is the primary destination for waterfront tourism, offering a wide range of opportunities in this sector. Water-based, waterfront tourism is mainly concentrated in the high summer season, but there is an increasing range o…
Adoption and diffusion of organizational innovation, the winning mantra for growth
This multiple case study qualitative research examined the impact of adoption and diffusion of innovation on Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) growth in the hostile business landscape of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. This research is intended to investigate research data and consequent findings based on an interview protocol that was purposefully developed from extant literature, complemented by an initial pilot study of two pharmaceutical SME…
Tv Series Shooting Location in the Spotlight of Tourists Through the Case of Girona, Spain
Spain hosts the largest number of filming locations for Game of Thrones, with Girona being a prominent site. This paper explores the series' influence on tourism in Girona, highlighting the seasonal variations in tourism patterns across Catalonia. The recognizable filming sites have spurred the development of film tourism, adding a new dimension to Girona's tourism offerings. Following the series' publication, the local population began to expres…
How Dog Owners Leisure Patterns Inform Destination Preferences
This article investigates the leisure and travel behavior of Hungarian dog owners, focusing on their preferences for destinations and activities that accommodate their canine companions. The study utilizes a comprehensive methodological approach, including a quota sample of Hungarian dog owners, an online selfreported questionnaire, and advanced statistical analyses such as robust factor analysis with Robust Diagonally Weighted Least Square (RDWL…
Transitioning from net-zero to climate-positive supply chains
Transitioning from net-zero to climate-positive supply chainsIn our collective quest for sustainability, the notion of achieving net-zero carbon emissions has long been regarded as a crucial milestone.However, in the face of escalating environmental challenges, the time has come to elevate our ambitions and transition towards climate-positive supply chains.While net-zero targets focus on halting further environmental degradation, the concept of c…
Economic Vulnerability of Specialized Tourism City
Global epidemics, wars, and lack of resources pose threats to society and the tertiary industry. After the world went through a period of de-globalization for a short period of time since the year 2019, the Global tourism industry suffers a fatal blow. The main objective of this paper is to evaluate the economic vulnerability of a specialized tourism city Dali (a typical tourism city in China) and propose risk avoidance strategies for its sustain…
Slow Travel in Tourism - An Outline of Conceptual Frameworks
The fast pace of life and the pressure to maximise performance, particularly in developed countries, has led to an increase in time poverty and the value of time as an intangible and irreversible commodity. The response to the rise of time poverty was the formation of the Slow Movement. Its main objective is to return to the natural pace of everyday activities and seek to gain control over its management in terms of appropriateness adapted to cur…
Interrelations Between Wine Tourism and Geotourism
The Danube Wine Region is one of the most important wine regions in Hungary with potential for geological and wine tourism. The research focused on basic issues related to the Monor wine community of the Danube wine region and the Monor cellar village, such as the consumer attitudes of the potential guests of the Monor cellar village and the wine community, the tourist skills and the consumers' knowledge of local products and values. We tried to …
Motivations and Attitudes
The market for homemade and handcrafted items has expanded significantly in recent years. Related activities range from community-supported agricultural activities, tinkering at home, renovating our houses, design elements, and defining space in the world of gastronomy and fashion as well, and it extends to cover many other activities, where the “producers” also double up as the consumers. The number of scientific analyses in Hungarian language d…
Necesidades formativas en el ámbito de las energías renovables para el desarrollo local. Comparativa de prospectiva y necesidades formativas en el mercado de las energías renovables para el desarrollo…
The general goal of the research is to advance in the study of the training needs in the field of RES for rural development, in order to reduce the existing scarcities and \n\t\t\t\t to contribute to the development of relevant training actions that improve the effectiveness of the teaching-learning \n\t\t\t\t processes. All of these in the framework of the European project IN2RURAL, which aims to promote innovative practices in the \n\t\t\t\t RE…
Basis of Heritagization and Cultural Tourism Development
The importance of culture and heritage is becoming more and more obvious, both in regionalists and regional development. Cultural factors are important because they directly affect economic performance and development, and therefore the competitiveness of the region. This study gives an overview of relevant literature, aiming to introduce the complex relations between culture, heritage, geography, tourism, economy and experience economy. Furtherm…
The effect of county border on the catchment area of towns on the example of Hajdú-Bihar County – methodology and practice
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 …
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The effect of county border on the catchment area of towns on the example of Hajdú-Bihar County – methodology and practice
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 …
Basis of Heritagization and Cultural Tourism Development
The importance of culture and heritage is becoming more and more obvious, both in regionalists and regional development. Cultural factors are important because they directly affect economic performance and development, and therefore the competitiveness of the region. This study gives an overview of relevant literature, aiming to introduce the complex relations between culture, heritage, geography, tourism, economy and experience economy. Furtherm…
Necesidades formativas en el ámbito de las energías renovables para el desarrollo local. Comparativa de prospectiva y necesidades formativas en el mercado de las energías renovables para el desarrollo…
The general goal of the research is to advance in the study of the training needs in the field of RES for rural development, in order to reduce the existing scarcities and \n\t\t\t\t to contribute to the development of relevant training actions that improve the effectiveness of the teaching-learning \n\t\t\t\t processes. All of these in the framework of the European project IN2RURAL, which aims to promote innovative practices in the \n\t\t\t\t RE…
Motivations and Attitudes
The market for homemade and handcrafted items has expanded significantly in recent years. Related activities range from community-supported agricultural activities, tinkering at home, renovating our houses, design elements, and defining space in the world of gastronomy and fashion as well, and it extends to cover many other activities, where the “producers” also double up as the consumers. The number of scientific analyses in Hungarian language d…
Interrelations Between Wine Tourism and Geotourism
The Danube Wine Region is one of the most important wine regions in Hungary with potential for geological and wine tourism. The research focused on basic issues related to the Monor wine community of the Danube wine region and the Monor cellar village, such as the consumer attitudes of the potential guests of the Monor cellar village and the wine community, the tourist skills and the consumers' knowledge of local products and values. We tried to …
Slow Travel in Tourism - An Outline of Conceptual Frameworks
The fast pace of life and the pressure to maximise performance, particularly in developed countries, has led to an increase in time poverty and the value of time as an intangible and irreversible commodity. The response to the rise of time poverty was the formation of the Slow Movement. Its main objective is to return to the natural pace of everyday activities and seek to gain control over its management in terms of appropriateness adapted to cur…
Economic Vulnerability of Specialized Tourism City
Global epidemics, wars, and lack of resources pose threats to society and the tertiary industry. After the world went through a period of de-globalization for a short period of time since the year 2019, the Global tourism industry suffers a fatal blow. The main objective of this paper is to evaluate the economic vulnerability of a specialized tourism city Dali (a typical tourism city in China) and propose risk avoidance strategies for its sustain…
“Are there truly acoustic melodies on hillsides?” Can such human-based manufactured soundscapes be an asset to tourism destinations
Soundscape tourism has become one type of tourism, and its trend is emerging in most areas with hilly, forested, and natural landscapes, such as Bantul Indonesia, becoming a mainstay for region development and its community. This article explores four human manufactured soundscape tourism destinations in Bantul, Indonesia, examining the interrelationships between each tourism stakeholder and pinpointed development from a socio-economic perspectiv…
Examination of the position of cruise shipping in the post-season period at Lake Balaton
Water-based, waterfront tourism has always played an important role in the development of the tourism sector, water has been and still is an important attraction and contributes to regional development. In Hungary, Lake Balaton is the primary destination for waterfront tourism, offering a wide range of opportunities in this sector. Water-based, waterfront tourism is mainly concentrated in the high summer season, but there is an increasing range o…
Adoption and diffusion of organizational innovation, the winning mantra for growth
This multiple case study qualitative research examined the impact of adoption and diffusion of innovation on Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) growth in the hostile business landscape of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. This research is intended to investigate research data and consequent findings based on an interview protocol that was purposefully developed from extant literature, complemented by an initial pilot study of two pharmaceutical SME…
Tv Series Shooting Location in the Spotlight of Tourists Through the Case of Girona, Spain
Spain hosts the largest number of filming locations for Game of Thrones, with Girona being a prominent site. This paper explores the series' influence on tourism in Girona, highlighting the seasonal variations in tourism patterns across Catalonia. The recognizable filming sites have spurred the development of film tourism, adding a new dimension to Girona's tourism offerings. Following the series' publication, the local population began to expres…
How Dog Owners Leisure Patterns Inform Destination Preferences
This article investigates the leisure and travel behavior of Hungarian dog owners, focusing on their preferences for destinations and activities that accommodate their canine companions. The study utilizes a comprehensive methodological approach, including a quota sample of Hungarian dog owners, an online selfreported questionnaire, and advanced statistical analyses such as robust factor analysis with Robust Diagonally Weighted Least Square (RDWL…
Transitioning from net-zero to climate-positive supply chains
Transitioning from net-zero to climate-positive supply chainsIn our collective quest for sustainability, the notion of achieving net-zero carbon emissions has long been regarded as a crucial milestone.However, in the face of escalating environmental challenges, the time has come to elevate our ambitions and transition towards climate-positive supply chains.While net-zero targets focus on halting further environmental degradation, the concept of c…
Territorial Impacts of European Union Development Funds in the Northern Hungary Region
The aim of the paper is to determine – in general and through a selected target area – what measurable territorial effects regional development grants, as development policy intervention tools, have. After reviewing the literature I examined the theoretical connections of the European Union's regional policy related to territorial and tourism development. Complex Tourism Impact Index was also used to examine the complex environmental, social and …
The Artificial Intelligence Usage and Benefits in Tourism Marketing
This study explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on tourism marketing through a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of research published up to 2025. It aims to identify trends, challenges, and opportunities in AI adoption within the tourism industry, focusing on its implications for marketing strategies and customer experiences. In the light of the rapid evolution of AI technologies, the analysis also points to the growing influenc…
Digging Up Rural Community-Based Tourism (Cbt) in Developing Country, Indonesia’s Framework Finding
To effectively support new rural CBTs and create development plans, it is necessary to have a broad understanding of rural CBT in developing countries. This study uses Indonesia as a case study to map and analyze patterns in earlier research in order to establish a conceptual framework. The study used a qualitative content analysis methodology to find important themes and trends in Indonesia's rural CBT development by examining journal papers ind…
Informal Urban Livelihoods and Environmental Inequality
The present study seeks to examine the effects of hazardous working conditions at urban landfills on the health status of waste pickers in Ghaziabad, India. The study identifies the factors of resilience and health concerns experienced by scavengers at work. It also aims to understand the specific difficulties and health consequences they experience. Finally, the impact of selected socio-economic factors on the subjective well-being of the respon…
Forest–livelihood Equilibrium in the Eastern Himalayas
This study documents traditional indigenous knowledge of forest resource use in the Taktsom Chu watershed, a mid-elevation (932–3172 m) Himalayan region in East Sikkim, India. Objectives of the study were to examine forest biomass utilisation and consumption patterns in the watershed and identify strategies for optimising use to ensure long -term sustainability. Fieldwork and surveys were conducted across nine villages from June 2021 to September…
A multi-aspect decision-making approach, for regional developments based on Hungarian natural-healing factors
The study aims to support the development of a modern, scientifically grounded, and practically applicable decision-preparation system designed for managerial use in the decision-making processes related to regional development based on natural-healing factors. The system is developed through the extensive application of a systems approach. The analysis of territorial polarisation measurement employs indicators such as the extent-ratio, extent of…
Volunteer Sport Tourism
This systematic literature review synthesises existing knowledge on volunteer sport tourism—the intersection of volunteering, sport, and tourism—in order to clarify its evolution, theoretical foundations, and practical implications, and to address the fragmentation of the field across disciplines. Following PRISMA 2020 guidelines, peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and doctoral dissertations published in English between January 1974 and Decem…
From Life Cycles to Path Dependence
The development of tourism destinations is traditionally interpreted using linear and cyclical models, such as the Tourism Area Life Cycle (TALC). However, growing uncertainty, environmental constraints and crisis events highlight the limitations of these deterministic approaches. This study addresses the growing need for alternative conceptual frameworks by applying evolutionary and path dependence perspectives to examine ecotourism development …
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