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Vývoj vinařského turismu a jeho úroveň v České republice, Chile a Srbsku
Kubát, Patrik
Diploma thesis is focusing on the ever-evolving approach in the field of tourism and wine market called wine tourism and defining of the offer of wine tourism, which is increasingly developing in wine producing countries. Traditional wine-growing countries have begun to lose ground in favor of the so-called New World countries (e.g. Chile). Therefore, the work will introduce three wine-growing countries from both wine-growing worlds and will focus on their situation, offer and further development of wine tourism in selected regions. The aim of the writing is to present, compare and analyze the level and situation of wine tourism in the Czech Republic, Serbia and Chile through field research. Data collection was conducted using semi-structured interviews in each country. Similar problems were identified in these regions, such as deficient of tourist interest, unsatisfactory language skills or lack of accommodation. All researched regions should better utilize their attractive locations in the region to attract more tourists. The results of the research present an insight into the area of this type of tourism in individual regions of the countries.
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Role intenzifikačních faktorů při rozvoji zemědělství v Nikaragui, Keni a Myanmaru
Kubát, Patrik
This bachelor aimed to identify the dependency of gross agricultural production in selected intensification factors. To achieve the objective has been selected multiple regression analysis. Intensification factors were: fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, capital, agricultural tractors, livestock and energy use in agriculture. The analysis was performed in three countries: Myanmar, Kenya and Nicaragua. These countries belong to the lower-middle income group according to the categorization of the World Bank and they are also located in the same climate. They vary with geographic location and the share of agriculture in GDP. The same climatic belt, however, a different continent, and the same categorization of income group but various share of agriculture in GDP could lead to the use of different intensification factors that are involved in the agricultural production.
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