A Study by A Doctoral Student from Varna Free University on the Development of Health and Recreational Tourism was Published in the Finnish Press
27 January 2025
Rositsa Röntjunen, a doctoral student at Varna Free University "Chernorizets Hrabar", attracted the attention of the Finnish public with her dissertation work on the topic: 'Socio-economic Aspects of Ecosystem Management for the Development of Health and Recreational Tourism' during the National Tourism Exhibition in Finland, announced her director of studies Prof. Dr. Snezhanka Ovcharova. The doctoral student's research is a highlight of an article in a Finnish newspaper, which notes the importance of natural resources for the development of sustainable tourism and health culture.
The article highlights Röntjunen's participation in initiatives related to the integration of nature in tourism and health care. It emphasizes the importance of the ecosystem approach for effective and sustainable development of tourism.
Röntjunen's work is associated with initiatives such as the 'Culture in Nature' project, which unites local cultural and natural resources aimed at attracting tourists interested in the cultural and health heritage of Finland. Her focus is on innovative approaches to creating tourism products that enrich both the local economy and the well-being of visitors.
The article also notes that her ideas have applications not only in Finland, but also constitute a valuable contribution to international efforts for sustainable management of natural resources in the context of tourism.
The publication is a proof of the importance of academic research at Varna Free University and the international contribution of our doctoral students.
The article highlights Röntjunen's participation in initiatives related to the integration of nature in tourism and health care. It emphasizes the importance of the ecosystem approach for effective and sustainable development of tourism.
Röntjunen's work is associated with initiatives such as the 'Culture in Nature' project, which unites local cultural and natural resources aimed at attracting tourists interested in the cultural and health heritage of Finland. Her focus is on innovative approaches to creating tourism products that enrich both the local economy and the well-being of visitors.
The article also notes that her ideas have applications not only in Finland, but also constitute a valuable contribution to international efforts for sustainable management of natural resources in the context of tourism.
The publication is a proof of the importance of academic research at Varna Free University and the international contribution of our doctoral students.