The very turbulent geological past of the Danube region in Serbia, coupled with the
influence of the Danube River, has created a rich and complex geodiversity. However, the …

Slovenia is considered as the cradle of karst geotourism as cave tourism started there as
early as the Middle Ages. To date more than 12,000 caves were discovered from which 22 …

Karst areas, as areas with attractive geological and geomorphological features are an
important and integral part of geoheritage. They possess huge tourism potential and can be …

Geotourism is a type of nature-based tourism of the landscape and landforms, which
emphasizes the sustainable use of geosites, including geomorphosites. Geological and …

Abstract The region of Eastern Serbia is a highly dominant karst terrain with numerous
geological and geomorphological features, especially caves. The speleotourism potential of …

Abstract The Rarh Bengal of India has huge potential for development of geotourism due to
its diverse landscape consisting of hills, dome shaped inselberges, tors, dams, badlands …

The principal aim of this paper is to establish a Spa Assessment Model (SAM) to help assess
the current use and tourism potential of spas as tourism products as well as for determining …

Compared to other parts of the country, the region of Central Iran still remains mainly outside
of major tourism flows even though there are significant geosites with great value for …

Western Serbia is a part of the Dinaric karst, which makes this area rich with caves, karst
springs, karst waterfalls and other karst phenomena. Caves in the Zlatibor county, as …

In the relatively small area of the National Park (NP)„Kopaonik “a lot of exogenous and
endogenous processes took part and continue to act until present day. In this paper are …