THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FITNESS CAMPS FOR DEVELOPING AND INTEGRATING SPORT TOURISM

  • Jelena Jajić Faculty of sport and tourism TIMS
  • Stefan Tišma Faculty of sport and tourism TIMS
  • Dušan Perić Faculty of sport and tourism TIMS
Keywords: lifestyle, health, training, fitness camp, sport tourism, tourism,

Abstract


During the develomental stages, tourism acqured new forms, to meet increasingly stringent criteria of tourism consumers. The tourism market, enriching the ofer, changingthe metod and content of vacation, outsade of housing. The basis of modern tourism is a comprehensive offer of selective forms of tourism, as a step towards meeting the requirements and needs of a demanding tourist consumers, of the twenty-first century. While in the past the sport was associated with tourism and travel in a variety of sports events, in modern, sports tourism has a much broader role. Today, the relationship of sport and tourism industry is considered, which is the consequence of sports tourism that is designed by considering the sport as a touristic attraction, or by highlighting and defining the quality of sport, which together represent a unique contribution to the tourism industry. From the aspect of sports tourism, fitness is an essential component for tourism, improving health, getting fit and improving relations between people. Fitness can be a major motivation for consuming commitment to appropriate tourism product. Great idea, is presentation of fitness boot camps, especially those that are performed in the open air, because it does not require additional, large, tangible assets, and provide the opportunity for existing recreational facilities, with minimal refreshments. One of the possibilities of progress fitness camps as a form of sport tourism is their involvement in other forms of tourism.

Author Biographies

Jelena Jajić, Faculty of sport and tourism TIMS
Msc
Stefan Tišma, Faculty of sport and tourism TIMS
dipl.prof
Dušan Perić, Faculty of sport and tourism TIMS
prof. dr
Published
2015/06/27
Section
Review Paper