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Koncepční řízení institucí cestovního ruchu na území měst
 VOLFOVÁ, Hana
The main goal of this dissertation thesis has been defined as the development and presentation of a model designed to show transparency of different effects of tourism in urban destinations and its practical application by destination management organizations. The resident sub-model was compiled, based on research in the selected destination as well as its statistical evaluation. This sub-model clearly demonstrates relationships that affect tourism. This decision model was focused on the socio-economic effects, primarily generated by residents, which influence tourists and basically tourism in urban destinations. The resident sub-model was subsequently incorporated into another decision model of the sustainable destination to show the resident influence on objective economic factors generated by tourism in urban destinations. These two models clearly illustrate how complicated system is the behaviour of residents and which significant negative / positive effects on tourism can generate. For the development of this solution system thinking was used as the main methodological approach. System thinking has been actually rarely used, but it is very effective method, because it can reveal complexity of diverse relationships and find possibilities how to influence and control these relationships; in this case by destination management organizations. This solution is intended primarily for these tourism institutions. This method was intentionally simplified to be applicable by the local organizations. However, it retains high level of efficiency, which can bring required objectivity in very subjective relationships between residents, tourist and basically tourism at urban destinations.
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Analysis of the Conditions of Film-Induced Tourism Development in the Czech Republic
 Rymešová, Hana ; Dianová, Markéta (advisor) ; Hanzlík, Jan (referee)
The Bachelor thesis deals with the film-induced tourism as a growing phenomenon in the field of tourism industry worldwide. A part of the work is dedicated to the description of the development and forms of this phenomenon, while the emphasis is placed on the specific examples of movies and the television broadcasting impacts on travelling. The main part of the thesis focuses on the marketing tools of the film offices (especially Czech Film Commission) and the destination management organizations (especially CzechTourism) during the co-operation with the film industry. On the one hand, the most frequent tolls used by the film offices to attract filmmakers are presented, on the other hand, the working methods of the destination organizations in the field of location placement are introduced. The general principles are connected with the practises emerging in the Czech Republic. The primary aim of this thesis is to prove that the movie, as a marketing tool, plays an important role in promotion of destination, and that the Czech Republic has a great potential to become a popular film destination.
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