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标题：The phenomenon of increasing concentration of tourism in Polish seaside regions
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作者：Ewa Hącia
期刊名称：Scientific Journals of the Maritime University of Szczecin
印刷版ISSN：1733-8670
电子版ISSN：2392-0378
出版年度：2016
卷号：47
页码：163-169
DOI：10.17402/164
语种：English
出版社：MUS
摘要：he aim of this article is to point to the phenomenon of increasing concentration of tourism in the Polish seaside regions.The study involved four port cities,located in two seaside voivodeships:West Pomeranian (Szczecin,Świnoujście) and Pomeranian (Gdańsk,Gdynia).They are cities where seaports of major importance for the national economy are located.The analysis of tourist traffic in these cities covers the years 1995–2014.This analysis formed the basis for the forecast to 2020.The results of extrapolation of trends are presented in the figures.Moreover,the procedure employed and structure of the article were adapted to the aim of this work.
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关键词：port cities;tourist traffic;regional development;seaside regions;intensity of tourist traffic;forecasts;extrapolation of trends