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    Published: 2023-10-10
    Vol. 45 (2023)

    VINEYARDS AS AN ASSET FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OENOTOURISM IN SELECTED POLISH CITIES

    Małgorzata Kolek
    Studia Miejskie
    Section: Articles
    DOI https://doi.org/10.25167/sm.5168

    Abstract

    The article compares the potential of vineyards as assets for the development of oenotourism in
    selected cities in Poland. The analysis included five cities in Poland, where vineyards are located. The research
    was based on a literature review by both Polish and foreign authors, and interviews conducted with wine-
    makers. The study discusses the phenomenon of a new form of tourism, oenotourism (vinitourism) which
    is noticeably rapidly gaining popularity with Poles. The paper analyzes the country’s potential for a tourism
    product such as oenotourism, which is currently the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry.
    The purpose of the study was to examine the importance of vineyards for urban development and urban
    oenotourism, with the assumption that oenotourism, with its growing popularity, can be an important factor
    in the socio-economic development of cities. The arguments presented confirm the opinion that vineyards
    play an important role in urban development, but their influence on creating urban development in Poland
    is not yet strong enough.
    The results of the analysis suggest that vinitourism has sufficient potential to become an important fac-
    tor influencing the development of cities in Poland. Despite this, there are some challenges that need to be
    resolved to fully realize the potential of vineyards and oenotourism.

    Keywords:

    Poland, vineyards, city, enotourism.

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    Kolek, M. (2023). VINEYARDS AS AN ASSET FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OENOTOURISM IN SELECTED POLISH CITIES. Studia Miejskie, 45, 75–91. https://doi.org/10.25167/sm.5168

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