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Geography and natural resources

2018 year, number 2

ON THE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS CONCEPT AND ATTRACTIONS OF A NATURAL AREA (EXEMPLIFIED BY THE LAND OF THE LEOPARD NATIONAL PARK)

S. V. OSIPOV1,2, A. M. SAZYKIN2, E. G. SOMOVA2,3
1Pacific Institute of Geography, Far Eastern Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, ul. Radio, 7, Vladivostok, 690041, Russia
sv-osipov@yandex.ru
2Far Eastern Federal University, ul. Sukhanova, 8, Vladivostok, 690091, Russia
sazykin.am@dvfu.ru
3United Administration of the Land of the Leopard National Park and the Kedrovaya Pad State Nature Biosphere Reserve, pr. Stoletiya Vladivostoka, 127, Vladivostok, 690068, Russia
somovaevg@gmail.com
Keywords: рекреационные ресурсы, природное и культурное наследие, объект показа, кадастр или реестр достопримечательностей, туризм, аттрактивность, recreational resources, natural and cultural heritage, sights, cadastre or register of tourist attractions, tourism attractivity

Abstract

A study is made of the problem of inventory and development of the cadastre (register) of tourist attractions of a natural area in connection with the organization of tourist-recreational and educational activities in national parks. The content of the tourist attractions concept is considered. The rationale is set out for the most general categories (classes) in the classification of tourist attractions, such as natural-artificial, local-regional-global, exploited-potential, objects-events, and real-unreal. It is shown that the tourist attraction is not an object per se but an object in the structure of tourist-recreational, educational and other activities. It is found that objects and events become tourist attractions as a result of making them attractive in the eyes of the public. The diversity of tourist attractions of the Land of the Leopard National Park and surrounding territories and water areas was investigated. The following groups and sub-groups of tourist attractions were identified: landscapes or geocomplexes, the biota, medicinal springs and curative mud, places of human life and activity at present, places of life and activities of his torical persons, historical events of the 19 th -20 th centuries, places of life and traces of human activity in the Middle Ages, and places of life and traces of human activity of the ancient world. It is emphasized that one of the first stages of the organization of tourist-recreational and educational activities in the National Park involves developing the cadastre (register) of tourist at tractions which serves as the basis for working out, on the basis of which excursion routes and programs are developed. It is noted that paying due attention to local and regional tourist attractions is of great educational importance, as this restores to man the ability to see not only well-known (branded) objects but perceive the world around him in all its diversity.