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Industrial Tourism – an Opportunity for the Development of Rosia Montana Area (Alba County, Romania) Recent Researches in Tourism and Economic Development Industrial Tourism – an Opportunity for the Development of Rosia Montana Area (Alba County, Romania) GAVRILA-PAVEN IONELA MUNTEAN ANDREEA-CIPRIANA Economic Department, Faculty of Science “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia 11-13 Nicolae Iorga Street, Alba Iulia, Alba County ROMANIA [email protected] Abstract: The authors of this study want to analyze the possibility of combining in Rosia Montana’s area the classic forms of tourism activity with a new form that is being drawn lately, respectively the industrial tourism. Therefore, this way, the human potential with cultural value as well as the natural potential, unaffected by the mining exploitation, can be valorized through the classic forms of tourism, while the old mining exploitation as well as the areas affected by the unsustainable exploitation of the subsoil riches in the area, instead of being avoided can be rehabilitated and opened to the tourists by unifying the efforts of all responsible economic agents for this area. Key-Words: touristic activity, touristic potential, industrial tourism, unsustainable mining, sustainable economic development, community identity. 1 Introduction century, after which the efforts were concentrated In this study we want to analyze the possibility that on developing the touristic activity for sustaining at a certain time, tourism becomes a base activity for the local community. a community well-known through its mining Analyzing the touristic activity in this area, we exploitations, such as Rosia Montana (Alba County, must consider the fact that every tourist needs a Romania). We will analyze the possibility that such minimum infrastructure for his comfort as well as a community with a rich natural and human hand- the natural and human hand-made touristic potential made potential insufficiently valorized to be that gives the impetus for the touristic activity. included in the national touristic circuit of Romania and to offer its inhabitants viable alternatives. 2. Problem: mining or tourism? Presently, the development of Rosia Montana 2.1 The Presentation of Rosia Montana area has two main directions, each of them with its commune own adepts. Thus, being an area with mining The commune of Rosia Montana is localized in the activity tradition, the first direction is focused on northeastern part of the Metaliferi Mountains and of sustaining the Rosia Montana Gold Corporation the golden area that lies between Caraci (Hunedoara project which focuses on developing a responsible County) and Baia de Aries and Zlatna (Alba mining activity in this area, without affecting the County), nearby the towns of Abrud and Campeni. environment. The second direction refers to In its structure there are 16 villages and small rejecting the development of mining activity in this villages spread on a surface of 5168 hectars: Corna, area with the community focusing on the Bunta, Daroaia, Gura Rosia, Coasta Hentii, development other activities, one of them being Curaturi, Carpinis, Soal, Vartop, Garda Barbulesti, tourism. Iacobesti, Ignatesti, Balmosesti, Tarina, Blidesti si This study aim at pointing out that the two Rosia Montana – administrative center. Its directions described above do not exclude each population is about 5000 inhabitants, their main other but they can be developed together, the mining occupation (which is related to the main source of activity giving the right value to the touristic population’s incomes) being at one moment in time potential of the area. In sustaining this idea we will the mining activity. In 2006, the mining enterprise analyze a similar region, respectively the Andalusia from Rosia Montana (ROSIA MIN) was shut down region from southern Spain, in which the mining and the majority of its employees were unemployed th activity was a tradition until the end of the 20 (Pascaru, 2007). ISBN: 978-1-61804-043-5 397 Recent Researches in Tourism and Economic Development The root of the mining activity in Rosia Montana Montana Gold Corporation obtains the concession is placed dates back from the Iron Age, with a license for exploitation of the gold and silver significant intensification during the roman mineral deposits, no. 47/1999 in Rosia Montana occupation (2nd and 3rd century). Until the beginning area. In 2000, with the funds from Rosia Montana of the 18th century, the mining activity in Rosia Gold Corporation starts the archeological research Montana was practiced only by the private with the participation of the teams of experts from associations, after which the state gets involved and the National Museum of Unification from Alba Iulia this involvement intensifies in the 19th century. The and of the Projection Center for National Cultural parallel extraction of the ore both by the state and Patrimony, for evaluating the archeological and private associations continues until 1948 when the architectural potential of the Rosia Montana area. subsoil riches now belong to the state; the Rosia Until now, the company offered for the researchers Montana Mining Entreprise was founded which, as approximately 11 million USD. In 2001, the we shown above, activated until 2006. “Alburnus Maior” National Research Programme, In 1981, inside the mining exploitation was was founded from the Order of the Ministry of established The Mining Museum (Sintimbrean, A., Culture. The preventive archeological research was Bedelean, H., 2000). Recently, this museum was coordinated mainly by the National Museum of restored with the financial resources of the Rosia Romanian History (Bucharest) and authorized by Montana Gold Corporation. the Ministry of Culture and Cults, bringing together In 1899, the mining from Rosia Montana was 21 specialty institutions from the country and 3 from presented at the World Exhibit in Paris, with 12 abroad. Starting from March 2001 until present, drawings showing the state mine and a beautiful Rosia Montana Gold Corporation organizes collection of mining golden flowers that impressed meetings with regional and local authorities, with the visitors. This was, if we can call it so, the first the inhabitants, as well as with the project’s major act of touristic promotion of the area. opponents, for responding to the questions related to Regarding the habitation, the ethnologists the relocating and resettlement operations. Also, observed that the typological repertoire of the during this period the feasibility studies, houses includes traditional houses for the Apuseni optimization studies for the production capacities, Mountains’ area and specific shapes for the fair general and detailed projection studies for the architecture (mainly in the Rosia Montana village). mining project Rosia Montana, that are being The buildings from the historical center in Rosia updated periodically, had been realized. Between Montana are proposed for conservation, being 2002 and 2006, the feasibility studies, including the already a touristic attraction. studies of the initial conditions needed for the Based on the ethnological investigations made in Environment Impact Evaluation Study were Rosia Montana, specialists consider that many of the elaborated. In April 2002, was finished the General existing buildings are architectonic monuments of Urban Plan for the Rosia Montana commune, which special value, being also unique proofs of also includes the mining project proposed by Rosia unmistakable rural life and civilization. (Rosia Montana Gold Corporation. This is also the moment Montana. Studiu etnologic, 2004). when is finalized the Zonal Urban Plan for the industrial area of Rosia Montana. During the period 2.2 Rosia Montana Gold Corporation of June 2002 – May 2004 and October 2006 – Project. Alternatives: mining or tourism? February 2008, Rosia Montana Gold Corporation In 1996, after the state mine (ROSIA MIN) was shut buys properties in the project’s area, based on an down, the restructuring and unemployment of the Action Plan for Relocation and Resettlement staff begun. Gabriel Resources Company listed at according to the standards of World Bank and IFC. Toronto Stock exchange shows its interest in In May 2004, as a result of the permanent continuing the mining activity in the area. consultations with the community, Rosia Montana In 1997, it is funded the Euro Gold Resources Gold Corporation is reviewing the Local Plan for Company with private and public capital, in which relocation and resettlement; also, the technical the main stakeholders are Gabriel Resources and the project is improved so that it will reflect the state mine Minvest Deva from Romania. In 2000, recommendations of the community and civil the company changes its name into Rosia Montana society. In December 2004, Rosia Montana Gold Gold Corporation. Corporation begins the procedure for obtaining the During 1997 – 2002, the company undertakes environment agreement through the request geological explorations for establishing the quantity submitter to the Alba Environment Protection th of existing mineral deposits and in 1999, Rosia Agency in December 14 2004. In May 2006, Rosia ISBN: 978-1-61804-043-5 398 Recent Researches in Tourism and Economic Development Montana Gold Corporation sends to the Ministry of Starting with this divergence in opinions regarding Environment the Environmental Impact Study the development and the development perspectives carried out by an extended team of Romanian and related to the Rosia Montana Gold Corporation foreign experts. During the next period, July – project, we will
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