Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns

The main objective of this article is to indicate transport accessibility (according to two criteria: fly&60 and 6×60×60) and information accessibility (on the Internet) of all Polish (28 ) and all Nordic (9 ) towns — members of the International Network of Cities Where Living is Good. The rese...

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Main Author: Alicja Zawadzka
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Language:English
Published: Akademia Zamojska 2018-10-01
Series:Barometr Regionalny
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Online Access:https://czaz.akademiazamojska.edu.pl/index.php/br/article/view/366
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description The main objective of this article is to indicate transport accessibility (according to two criteria: fly&60 and 6×60×60) and information accessibility (on the Internet) of all Polish (28 ) and all Nordic (9 ) towns — members of the International Network of Cities Where Living is Good. The research was conducted using non-reactive methods: content analysis and desk research. The analysis has shown that the fly&60 criterion is met by eight Cittaslow towns (seven Polish and one Nordic), and the 6×60×60 criterion — by five towns (four Polish and one Nordic), which confirms the thesis on the peripheral nature of Cittaslow cities, which in fact may be perceived as an attracting factor. Their location, away from frequently used routes, may attract (some of them already do so) tourists seeking alternative forms of leisure, following a growing global trend of sustainable tourism. The level of accessibility to online information on the Cittaslow towns is varied, but rather low.
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spelling doaj-art-d89485ac0f8342faa7864dd7e88c61b12025-08-20T02:43:12ZengAkademia ZamojskaBarometr Regionalny2956-686X2018-10-0116210.56583/br.366Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow TownsAlicja Zawadzka0University of Gdańsk The main objective of this article is to indicate transport accessibility (according to two criteria: fly&60 and 6×60×60) and information accessibility (on the Internet) of all Polish (28 ) and all Nordic (9 ) towns — members of the International Network of Cities Where Living is Good. The research was conducted using non-reactive methods: content analysis and desk research. The analysis has shown that the fly&60 criterion is met by eight Cittaslow towns (seven Polish and one Nordic), and the 6×60×60 criterion — by five towns (four Polish and one Nordic), which confirms the thesis on the peripheral nature of Cittaslow cities, which in fact may be perceived as an attracting factor. Their location, away from frequently used routes, may attract (some of them already do so) tourists seeking alternative forms of leisure, following a growing global trend of sustainable tourism. The level of accessibility to online information on the Cittaslow towns is varied, but rather low. https://czaz.akademiazamojska.edu.pl/index.php/br/article/view/366small townsCittaslowaccessibility of small townsperipherality
spellingShingle Alicja Zawadzka
Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns
Barometr Regionalny
small towns
Cittaslow
accessibility of small towns
peripherality
title Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns
title_full Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns
title_fullStr Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns
title_full_unstemmed Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns
title_short Accessibility of Polish and Nordic Cittaslow Towns
title_sort accessibility of polish and nordic cittaslow towns
topic small towns
Cittaslow
accessibility of small towns
peripherality
url https://czaz.akademiazamojska.edu.pl/index.php/br/article/view/366
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