GEOECONOMIC GUIDLINES OF DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM – MODEL OF DUBROVNIK

As a consequence of the new political world geography, today we can reflect about the relationship that links geopolitics and geoeconomy, both on a global scale and in the European enlargement process. There is a number of participators in european tourism on the beginning of the 21st century. Many international organisations and commissions are directing tourism development today. Some countries leave their old principles and practise and they adjust on common european interests. Furthermore, development plans, which observe tourism in line with spatial, economical and social development, are made in Europe. One of them is a famous plan FORCE that associates development activities and stimulates tourism development in Europe. So, Europe has a tendency to explore all production potential and to reinforce the tourism on national, regional and local level.