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Ministry of Economy of the Republic of N. Macedonia Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality - Ohrid Ministry of Economy of the Republic of N. Macedonia Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality - Ohrid SUB-STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL TOURISM IN THE REPUBLIC OF N. MACEDONIA November, 2019 0 Ordered by: Ministry of Economy of Republic of N. Macedonia Str. Yuri Gagarin, No. 15, 1000 Skopje Minister of Economy Contact person: Bekim Hadziu Sector for Tourism and Hospitality E-mail: [email protected] The Sub-Strategy was prepared by the consulting team: General researcher: Prof. Sasho Korunovski, PhD Researchers: Prof. Naume Marinoski, PhD Prof. Cvetko Andreeski, PhD Prof. Ivanka Nestoroska, PhD Ass. Prof. Michael Risteski, PhD The Sub-Strategy for cultural tourism in the RN Macedonia has been prepared as part of the public offer for services No. 3-3/2019 by the Ministry of Economy of RN Macedonia, Sector for Tourism and Hospitality: “PREPARING THREE SUB-STRATEGIES FOR TOURISM – RURAL / CULTURAL / ACTIVE” 1 SUB-STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL TOURISM IN THE REPUBLIC OF N. MACEDONIA CONTENTS ABSTRACT .............................................................................................................................................................. 4 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................... 5 1. Need for preparation of the Sub-Strategy for Cultural Tourism ............................................................................ 7 2. Methodological approach to the creation of the Sub-Strategy ............................................................................. 8 3. Basic features of cultural tourism ...................................................................................................................... 10 4. Situation analysis .............................................................................................................................................. 14 4.1 General tourism trends in RN Macedonia.................................................................................................... 15 4.1.1 Analysis of the tourist offer.................................................................................................................. 15 4.1.2 Analysis of tourism turnover ................................................................................................................ 17 4.1.2.1 Analysis of tourist visits ................................................................................................................ 17 4.1.2.2 Analysis of the tourist stay ............................................................................................................ 22 4.2 Situation analysis on the cultural tourism in RNM ....................................................................................... 28 4.2.1 Analysis of the legislation .................................................................................................................... 28 4.2.2 Analysis of strategic documents related to cultural tourism ................................................................. 30 4.2.3 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism by planning region . 39 4.2.3.1 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - SKPR ............. 40 4.2.3.2 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - NEPR ............ 42 4.2.3.3 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - EAPR ............ 44 4.2.3.4 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - SEPR ............. 46 4.2.3.5 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - VAPR ............ 47 4.2.3.6 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - PEPR ............. 49 4.2.3.7 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - SWPR ........... 51 4.2.3.8 Analysis of the potentials and attractions for the development of cultural tourism - POPR ............ 54 4.2.4 Analysis of the demand for cultural tourism ......................................................................................... 55 5. Vision and Mission of the Sub-Strategy for cultural tourism............................................................................... 62 6. Zoning and mapping of cultural – tourism potentials ......................................................................................... 63 6.1 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – Skopje Planning Region .......................................................................................... 63 6.2 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – North-east Planning Region .................................................................................... 66 2 6.3 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – East Planning Region .............................................................................................. 68 6.4 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – South-east Planning Region .................................................................................... 70 6.5 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – Vardar Planning Region .......................................................................................... 72 6.6 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – Pelagonija Planning Region .................................................................................... 74 6.7 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – South-west Planning Region ................................................................................... 76 6.8 Existing and new zones and locations (centers) for the development of cultural tourism and narrative description with features – Polog Planning Region ............................................................................................ 78 6.9 Determining places and locations for marking the centers and placing signposts and info tables ................. 80 REFERENCES AND SOURCES .................................................................................................................................. 81 ANNEX ................................................................................................................................................................. 85 Mapping of zones for development of cultural tourism by regions .................................................................... 85 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in Republic of N. Macedonia.................... 85 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in SKPR ................................................... 86 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in NEPR ................................................... 87 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in EAPR ................................................... 88 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in SEPR.................................................... 89 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in VAPR ................................................... 90 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in PEPR ................................................... 91 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in SWPR .................................................. 92 GIS marking of the zones for the development of cultural tourism in POPR ................................................... 93 Chart overview of cultural values present in Republic of N. Macedonia by region ............................................. 94 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the Skopje Planning Region - SKPR ................................. 94 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the North-east Planning Region - NEPR .......................... 97 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the East Planning Region - EAPR .................................... 99 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the South-east Planning Region - SEPR......................... 105 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the Vardar Planning Region - VAPR .............................. 109 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the Pelagonija Planning Region - PEPR ......................... 115 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the South-west Planning Region - SWPR ...................... 120 Chart overview of the potentials and attractions of the Polog Planning Region - POPR ................................ 130 Photographs for cultural tourism .................................................................................................................... 133 3 ABSTRACT Tourism
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