
Media & Downloads
Dissemination materials
Leaflets
Find the leaflets (in national languages) below by clicking on the images where you can also download it.
Roll-up
Newsletter
Newsletter II
Media
Professor Milada Šťastná participated in an audio live streaming interview about the SPOT research project on Czech Radio Plus, in a 60-day session.
Prof. Milada Šťastná presented the SPOT project H2020 within the live streaming program "Events in Regions" (Brno), prepared by the Czech Television.

Czech national TV ČT1 recorded the information about SPOT project, including field work of two Czech team members during the cultural event in Velké Bílovice (the South Moravian region) on 14.9.2020 where the first experiences of impact of Covid-19 were shered by the local stakeholders, especially wine producers.
Social Media: University of Graz - Grazer Integrative Geographie Facebook page
Publications
MENDELU has published a special issue of the international scientific journal European Countryside, which has been devoted to rural cultural tourism. Among others, the following article devoted particularly to SPOT has been published
Šťastná, M. - Vaishar, A. - Ryglová, K. - Rašovská, I. - Zámečník, S.: Cultural Tourism as a Possible Driver of Rural Development in the Czech Republic. Wine Tourism in Moravia as a Case Study. European Countryside. 2020. vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 292 - 311. Doi: 10.2478/euco-2020-0017.
The report responded to the COVID 19 pandemic has been submitted and already accepted for publishing to the journal Current Issues in Tourism (CIT-7769.R1):
Vaishar, A., Šťastná, M.: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural tourism in Czechia. Preliminary considerations. Current Issues in Tourism. 2020 (in print)
The preparation of a Special Issue in the Sustainability journal continues, together with other projects of the HORIZON 2020 program focused on tourism. MENDELU has submitted a contribution:
Šťastná, M., Vaishar, A., Brychta, J., Tuzová, K., Zloch, J., Stodolová, V.: Cultural tourism as a driver of rural development: Case study Southern Moravia. Sustainability. DOWNLOAD
Another paper in print:
Vaishar, A., Šťastná M., Zapletalová, J., Nováková, E. Is the European countryside depopulating? Case study Moravia. Journal of Rural Studies. 2020, in print
The extended version of the presented paper was published by IGAR team in one of GEOLOLINK conference’s ISI indexed volumes:
Mitrică B., Mocanu I., Grigorescu I., Dumitrașcu M. (2020), Cultural tourism in Romania – a general outline of the conceptual framework, Proceedings of the GEOLINKS Conference Vision for new horizons. International Conference on Environmental Sciences, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 5-7 October 2020, Book 2, Vol. 2, Section Green Design and Sustainable Architecture, 283-296. DOWNLOAD
Podcasts
Complex research in Hungary: The effect of COVID-19 on the tourist consumer behaviour of the Hungarian population
The research consists of 2 parts, on the one hand a literature review and on the other hand an online questionnaire . The survey ran from late April to early June 2020 and a total number of respondents were 736. Tourism comprises around 10% of the hungarian GDP, therefore it is important to examine the current changes. The experts agreed that, the coronavirus pandemic is not only a crisis, but also a chance.