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Visitors` Satisfaction in South Bohemia (Czech Canada Tourist Area)
SVOBODOVÁ, Tereza
The main goal of the thesis is an identification of factors influencing satisfaction of South Bohemian visitors, particularly in Czech Canada Region, based on a quantitative research. It solves the issue of quality and quantity of a primary and a secondary supply of tourism in the chosen region in terms of demand. The outcome of the thesis is a proposal of measures leading to increasing in the satisfaction of tourism participants in the destination.
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Analysis of inbound tourism in Austria
Cejnarová, Andrea ; Voříšková, Barbora (advisor) ; Indrová, Jarmila (referee)
Bachelor thesis will focus on the country of Central Europe -- Austria. The topic of this thesis is the analysis of inbound tourism in Austria. The first part will define concepts such as tourism, inbound tourism, GDP, destination etc. and chosen destination will be described. The theoretical part will deal with the influence of tourism on the economy of Austria. The practical part will be devoted to analysis and statistics disclosing the share of tourism on the total Austria GDP and showing the number of overnights stays in Austria and the comparison of the summer and winter season.
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Winter swimming training and its importance in speed canoeists in the junior year.
MALÝ, Petr
MALÝ, Petr. Winter swimming training and its importance in speed canoeists in his junior season. České Budějovice 2014. Thesis. University of South Bohemia in the České Budějovice. Faculty of Education. Department of Health Education. Supervisor Mgr. M. Pospíšilová. This thesis deals with the winter training in speed canoeists. The theoretical part describes the influences and effects of swimming technique and various styles. The practical part contains detailed descriptions of training cycles and recommendations, dedicated athletes who are engaged in similar activities. Shows the way to achieve optimal results for junior canoeists, use of swimming training in the winter. Indicates errors incurred due to improper execution of techniques and try to eliminate them through simple training exercise.
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