Resort Development Planning

As a term, resort is used to describe an organized tourism enclave, a town or even a wider, rather autonomous destination area with a range of touristic facilities and services, including accommodation, recreation, and opportunities for relaxation. In addition, the resort may have developed a wide range of services (health and spa, sports, cultural interest sites, etc.) according to the changes in tourism trends and the dominating models of tourism consumption and free-time management. The average duration of stay in resorts is longer than, say, in a hotel, and there are higher demands on the infrastructure for accommodation.