Cross-border tourism in the Southern Caucasus : the Silk Road as a facilitator for joint products
Hannes Thees and Arne Schuhbert
The Belt and Road Initiative could increase the connectivity and the accessibility of destinations along the Ancient Silk Road. The success of a Silk Road tourism route, which passes between many countries within Asia and Europe, depends greatly on cross-border cooperation between neighboring countries. This book section aims to explore the factors of cross-border tourism via a qualitative research approach in the Southern Caucasus. The results reveal that a set of hard and soft factors - on a transnational scale, but also on a local scale - determine the development of cross-border projects and routes that support value creation within the participating countries.
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2020
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Authors: | Thees, Hannes ; Schuhbert, Arne |
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China and the new silk road : challenges and impacts on the regional and local level. - Cham, Switzerland : Springer, ISBN 3-030-43398-6. - 2020, p. 175-186
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Subject: | Azerbaijan | Cross-border tourism | Georgia | Silk road | Southern caucasus | Transnational cooperation | Kaukasus | Caucasus | Tourismus | Tourism | Aserbaidschan | Internationale Wirtschaftsbeziehungen | International economic relations | Zentralasien | Central Asia | Internationale Zusammenarbeit | International cooperation | Georgien | Georgia (Country) |
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