INTEGRATED REPORTING AS A TREND AND CHALLENGE FOR BENCHMARKING AND COMPETITIVENESS OF CAMPING-BUSINESS MILENA PERŠIĆ, PhD, Full Professor milena.persic@fthm.hr.

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INTEGRATED REPORTING AS A TREND AND CHALLENGE FOR BENCHMARKING AND COMPETITIVENESS OF CAMPING-BUSINESS MILENA PERŠIĆ, PhD, Full Professor milena.persic@fthm.hr SANDRA JANKOVIĆ, PhD, Full Professor sandrai@fthm.hr JOSIPA CVELIĆ BONIFAČIĆ, PhD josipa.bonifacic@fthm.hr University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management , Croatia http://www.fthm.uniri.hr/

CONTENT of the presentation Research question Design, methodology, approach Existing campsites benchmarking Findings Integrate reporting as a challenge Way of implementation New approach at campsites benchmarking Conclusion

Research question How is it possible to improve current level of information for Croatian camping business in a way to become more successful on the global tourism market?

Design, methodology, approach Sample: 30 campsites (2016), compared with 13 (2015) By region: Istria (11), Kvarner (12), Dalmatia (4), Inland Croatia (3) By category: 4* (13), 3* (11), 2* (6) By size: up to 500 accommodation units (16), between 500 – 1000 (9), more than 1000 (5) RA – rental accommodation (mobile homes, glamping accommodation, bungalows … ) CP – camping pitches (tents, caravans, motorhomes … ) – significantly dominates (90%)

Existing model of benchmarking and reporting system in the Croatian campsites

Research results of benchmarking in Croatian campsites

Framework of value creation in the integrated reporting process

Framework of integrated reporting and value creation process in the camping business

Upgraded campsites benchmarking based on the integrated reporting model

CONCLUSION Existing benchmarking process has to be upgraded with all relevant non- financial information in order to ensure information, important for managing the development of camping business in Croatia. Emphasis should be placed on linking all campsites through the national camping-organization in order to attain the strategy goals, defined through the Croatian Tourism Development Strategy (CTDS) Within the framework of common concept of integrated reporting system, each campsite can developed its own business model, as a way for transforming inputs through its business activities into outputs and outcomes that aim to fulfil the campsite’s strategic purposes and create value over the short, medium and long term Reporting boundary of each campsite has to be harmonized on the national level in order to enable the examination whether the camping-business is developed in the way defined through the CTDS,

Thank you for your attention! MILENA PERŠIĆ, PhD, Full Professor (milena.persic@fthm.hr) SANDRA JANKOVIĆ, PhD, Full Professor (sandrai@fthm.hr ) JOSIPA CVELIĆ BONIFAČIĆ, PhD (josipa.bonifacic@fthm.hr University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management , Croatia ( http://www.fthm.uniri.hr/)