Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is a form of cooperation between the public sector and the private in order to carry out projects or services traditionally supplied by the public sector. This mode of investment is most commonly applied to the creation of technological infrastructure projects. Accor...

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Main Author: Aleksander Szwichtenberg
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Lodz University Press 2009-07-01
Series:Tourism
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Online Access:https://czasopisma.uni.lodz.pl/tourism/article/view/7513
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spelling doaj-3620ba94ad6948b5a1b81e1e19d7f49d2020-11-25T03:57:25ZengLodz University PressTourism0867-58562080-69222009-07-01191-2778210.2478/V10106-009-0010-07513Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private PartnershipAleksander Szwichtenberg0Koszalin University of Technology, Department of Economics and Management, Division of TourismPublic-Private Partnership (PPP) is a form of cooperation between the public sector and the private in order to carry out projects or services traditionally supplied by the public sector. This mode of investment is most commonly applied to the creation of technological infrastructure projects. According to the author PPP will allow coastal tourist communes (gminas) to speed up the implementation of the communication infrastructure, and the sport and recreational infrastructure which are presently major barriers to the development of the tourist economy. This is further confirmed by examples presented in this work.https://czasopisma.uni.lodz.pl/tourism/article/view/7513public-private partnershipcoastal communes (gminas)accompanying tourist infrastructure
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author Aleksander Szwichtenberg
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Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership
Tourism
public-private partnership
coastal communes (gminas)
accompanying tourist infrastructure
author_facet Aleksander Szwichtenberg
author_sort Aleksander Szwichtenberg
title Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership
title_short Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership
title_full Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership
title_fullStr Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership
title_full_unstemmed Activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a Public-Private Partnership
title_sort activation of the polish coastal tourist reception region using the instrument of a public-private partnership
publisher Lodz University Press
series Tourism
issn 0867-5856
2080-6922
publishDate 2009-07-01
description Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is a form of cooperation between the public sector and the private in order to carry out projects or services traditionally supplied by the public sector. This mode of investment is most commonly applied to the creation of technological infrastructure projects. According to the author PPP will allow coastal tourist communes (gminas) to speed up the implementation of the communication infrastructure, and the sport and recreational infrastructure which are presently major barriers to the development of the tourist economy. This is further confirmed by examples presented in this work.
topic public-private partnership
coastal communes (gminas)
accompanying tourist infrastructure
url https://czasopisma.uni.lodz.pl/tourism/article/view/7513
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