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LINGUO–CULTURAL ASPECTS AS AN ATTRACTIVENESS FACTORS OF CITIES

Irēna Silineviča

Abstract


Regional development problems are topical problems in all the countries around the world. The polycentric development of cities and their surroundings is the main way for solution of this problem. Attractiveness of cities has a direct correlation to their competitiveness. Taking into account that tourism is one of the development directions related to all the towns in Latgale region, the object of this article is research of the attractiveness of towns from the tourists’ point of view. The main question of this research: Are the regional linguocultural aspects capable to develop a unique tourism product and increase attractiveness of a city? Tourists from Latvia’s regions have been surveyed in the Rezekne. Results of this survey and conclusions related to the role of unique local culture in attractiveness of polycentric development cities are described in this article.

Keywords


attractiveness; linguocultural aspects; polycentric development cities

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17770/lner2012vol1.4.1841

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