LITERARY TOURISM: RESOURCE BASE AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32782/geochasvnu.2025.5.14Keywords:
literary tourism, cultural tourism, cultural and educational tourism, biosocial resources, historical and cultural heritage, typologyAbstract
The features of literary tourism as a type of cultural and educational tourism, typology, types are considered. Its purpose is to familiarize oneself with landmarks, natural and ethnic features, monuments of history, architecture and modern life of the people, the features of one or another aspect described in a literary work. It can be considered as a system that provides all the opportunities for getting acquainted with the history, literature, customs, spiritual and religious values of a country or a separate region. The features of the development of literary tourism in the world and its resource base in Ukraine are identified. Literary tourism in Ukraine has sufficient potential to become one of the important types of tourism. It is a relevant and promising type of cultural tourism, has its own specific features and plays an important role: it contributes to broadening the horizons, has a clearly expressed educational orientation, satisfies the aesthetic needs of a person. Literary tourism has a beneficial impact on the socio-economic and cultural development of regions, which is manifested in an increase in tourist flows, the creation of additional jobs, the preservation of historical and cultural heritage, etc.
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