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Big River Projects Guidebook BIG RIVER PROJECTS GUIDEBOOK Contents Project partners The information in this Guide is provided by the project partners from Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia. Lead Partner: Romania VATI Hungarian Nonprofit Limited Liability Company for Regional Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism Development and Town Planning 17, Apolodor St., North Side, Sector 5, Bucharest 050741, Romania Gellerthegy u. 30-32, Budapest 1016, Hungary Tel.: +40 37 211 4560 Editors Tel.: +36 1 224 3120, 224 3105 Fax: +40 37 211 4587 Eugeniy Ivanov E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Mariana Asenova Internet: www.vati.hu Internet: www.mdrt.ro Rumyana Kraineva Bulgaria National Institute for Research and Bulgaria Economic Forum Development in Tourism 86, Vitosha Blvd., Sofia 1463, Bulgaria 17, Apolodor Str., Bucharest 050741, Romania Tel.: +359 2 951 52 59 Tel.: +40 21 316 25 65 Fax: +359 2 953 29 24 Fax: +40 21 316 25 35 Published by E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.biforum.org Internet: www.incdt.ro Croatia The National Research and Development Institute for Urban and Bulgaria Economic Forum Association „Euroregional co-operation Danube-Drava-Sava“ Territorial Planning – URBANPROIECT 86, Vitosha Blvd., Fl. 4 Šetalište kardinala Franje Šepera 1d, 31000 Osijek, Croatia 53-55, Nicolae Filipescu Str., Bucharest 020961, Romania 1463 Sofia, Bulgaria Tel.: +385 31 221 847, 221 841 Tel.: +40 21 316 7842, 316 7843, 316 4906 Tel.: +359 2 951 52 59, 951 68 10 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ddseuro.org Fax: +359 2 953 29 24 Internet: www.biforum.org Regional Development Agency of Slavonia and Baranja Serbia E-mail: [email protected] 4, Stjepana Radića Str., 31000 Osijek, Croatia Institute for Town Planning in Vojvodina Tel.: +385 31 221 840, 6/III, Zeleznicka Str., Novi Sad 21000, Serbia Fax: +385 31 221 841 Tel.: +381 21 529 444 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +381 21 529 361 Contents and editing: E-mail: [email protected] Euroconsultants Bulgaria SA AD Hungary Provincial Secretariat for Regional and International Co-operation – Danube Settlements Association Executive Council of Autonomous Province of Vojvodina Szabadsag u. 1, Dunavecse 6087, Hungary 16, Mihajla Pupina Str., 21000 Novi Sad, Serbia Design by: Tel.: +36 30 914 8536 Tel.: +381 21 487 45 22, 456 190 Mitra PR EOOD E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Ministry for National Economy Regional Agency for Development of Small and Medium Size Honved u. 13-15, Budapest 1051, Hungary Enterprises „Alma Mons“ Novi Sad Printing by: Tel.: +36 1 374 2871 5/II, Trg Mladenaca Str., Novi Sad 21000, AP Vojvodina, Serbia Artкom E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +381 21 427 822, 427 574 Internet: www.kormany.hu E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.almamons.rs Scientific Association for Spatial Development Tourist Organisation of Vojvodina Mester utca 5, Budapest 1095, Hungary 6, Mihajla Pupina Blvd., Novi Sad 21000, Serbia Tel.: +36 20 5917422 Tel.: +381 21 420 758, Fax: +381 21 420 758 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Disclaimer Internet: vojvodinaonline.com Internet: www.vojvodina.gov.rs The Common Guidebook for Big River Projects is developed under the project “Transnational Strategy Italy Slovakia for the Sustainable Territorial Development of the Danube Area with special regard to Tourism” DELTA 2000 Regional Development Agency Samorin (DATOURWAY) within the South East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme, co-financed by Strada Luigia n. 8 – I, 44020 Ostellato – Ferrara, Italy 4, Parkova Str., Šamorin 931 01, Slovakia the European Union. Tel.: +39 0533 576 93, Tel.: +421 31 590 27 93 Fax: +39 0533 576 74 Fax: +421 31 560 27 12 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.deltaduemila.net 2 3 Background Background and Background and purpose of the Guide.........................................................................................5 purpose of the Guide Key facts about the River Danube ..................................................................................................7 The project, implemented over the period 1 May 2009 - 28 Tourism potential along the Danube River .................................................................................8 February 2012, aims to achieve the following: • To set up a GIS based information system by pooling and integrating the national, regional and, in part, local Countries statistical data and surveys as well as the available studies Bulgaria ..................................................................................................................................................12 and programmes; Croatia ....................................................................................................................................................13 • To carry out national targeted analyses, to synthesize and evaluate their findings; Hungary ................................................................................................................................................14 • To elaborate, discuss and by means of stakeholder involvement adopt an integrated strategy for the Italy .........................................................................................................................................................15 ecologically viable tourism of the south-eastern Danube Romania ................................................................................................................................................16 corridor; • To elaborate, on a participatory basis, pilot projects for Serbia .....................................................................................................................................................17 strategic transnational areas like the exquisite landscape of Danube bend (Hungary-Slovakia); a tri-state (Hungary- Slovakia .................................................................................................................................................18 Serbia-Croatia) area expecting economic recovery by The present Big River Projects Guidebook is developed means of tourism, a site of urban-rural tourism linkages under the project “Transnational Strategy for the Projects (Romania-Bulgaria), comparison of river deltas (Romania- Implemented tourist projects ........................................................................................................19 Sustainable Territorial Development of the Danube Italy) and for a greenway all along this section of Danube; Area with Special Regard to Tourism” (DATOURWAY), • To set up a tourism inventory for spreading information Integrated tourism .............................................................................................................................26 within the Southeast Europe Transnational Cooperation to the international public on tourist possibilities along Eco-tourism ...........................................................................................................................................53 Programme. The project presents an outstanding this part of the Danube, as well as on services which the example of transnational cooperation committed to the riverside municipalities can offer. Culture and historical tourism ........................................................................................................71 development of tourism along and on the middle and south-eastern section of the Danube River, while paying The project consortium comprises 16 partners from Tourist facilities and infrastructure ...............................................................................................86 particular attention to the protection and enhancement of Hungary (4), Serbia (4), Romania (3), Croatia (2), Bulgaria Active tourism and water sports ...................................................................................................97 the natural and cultural resources linked to this area of the (1), Slovakia (1) and Italy (1). Lead partner is VÁTI Hungarian great European waterway. Non-profit Limited Liability Company for Regional Comments and conclusions .........................................................................................................109 Development and Town Planning based in Budapest, The concept of tourism is interpreted in the project in a Hungary. broader sense. It is regarded as a complex activity either at Annexes Annex 1. DATOURWAY project outputs ...................................................................................117 short or long term, oriented towards recreation, resort and The principle in DATOURWAY is to reach a transnational leisure, cultural enrichment, enjoyment of natural beauty, agreement on a common tourism strategy and integration Annex 2. Danube River’s main tributaries, ports and largest bridges over the as well as physical exercise. of policies and pilot projects at national, regional and local level, in coherence with the European plans and policies. Danube ................................................................................................................................................118 Furthermore, the aim of the project is to enhance and Annex 3. Useful internet links ......................................................................................................120 promote transnational co-operation in tourism linked to The Common Guidebook
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