RESTRUCTURING OF THE INTEGRATED TOURISM PRODUCT AS THE BASIS OF TOURIST DESTINATION SUSTAINABILITY – KOTOR CASE PhD, IVO ŽUPANOVIĆ,Associate professor,

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RESTRUCTURING OF THE INTEGRATED TOURISM PRODUCT AS THE BASIS OF TOURIST DESTINATION SUSTAINABILITY – KOTOR CASE PhD, IVO ŽUPANOVIĆ,Associate professor, FACULTY OF BUSINESS TOURISM, BUDVA AND FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT, HERCEG NOVI

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija TBL approach TBL approach is based on the assumption that companies are responsible not only to shareholders to generate revenue, but also to stakeholders, within their able to contribute to sustainable development. This notion of accountability is often highlighted. In a statement about the "vision" or missionary enterprise and embedded in its organizational culture. One can identify five rational responsibilities that can support the need for operators communicating its essential characteristics (Saarinen, 2014:1-17): Legal: fundamental rules of delegating responsibility for the control and eradication of conflict; Economic: communication method for evaluating alternative uses of resources; Technical: professional guidance, knowledge-based criteria with which to perform choice of funds in relation to the purposes; Social: Conditions that must be met in order to safeguard social integration and Political: A pragmatic requirements to support the integration of structure and process decision-making.

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS AND RESTRUCTURING OF HOTEL’S ACCOMMODATION

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS AND RESTRUCTURING OF HOTEL’S ACCOMMODATION Potentially, the study location L 16 is provided for the construction of hotel facilities such as:  The hotel complex "Fjord" site area m 2, with 230 beds provided;  The hotel complex "URC" site area 7.640m 2, with a planned 130 beds;  Hotel (T1-1) as a function of nautical tourism garni or "boutique" hotels (max. 30 beds, on the basis of gross floor area and the area under the facility, the authors estimate). If the exercise of the listed building of hotel capacity, it will participate with 25.6% of the total accommodation capacity (1,588 beds potentially related to the hotel capacity in relation to the total potential number of accommodation capacity of 6,195 beds).

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS AND RESTRUCTURING OF HOTEL’S ACCOMMODATION Observing sport tourism development, in parallel, sport and communication infrastructure and should be formed and developed (Municipality Kotor, 2013:42): Complete reconstruction of the indoor swimming pool (estimated investment value of € 1.2 million); Construction of a sports hall, whose construction is in progress (estimated investment value € 8.8 million); Continued investment in the city football stadium (in the previous period, FSCG financed the rehabilitation of the main grounds and construction of the auxiliary field with artificial surface, the total investment amount: € 211, ); The provision of preconditions for the development of infrastructure-golf Conducting detailed elaboration of locations for the construction of golf courses and tourist complex in Glavatičići (estimated value of administrative activities € 55, 000); The provision of preconditions, namely the development of communication factors for maximum valuation of the hinterland and the development of winter tourism is becoming an excursion and construction cableway Kotor - Cetinje, the estimated value of the investment € 46 million, of which provided for the participation of the Municipality of Kotor € 750, 000).

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS AND RESTRUCTURING OF HOTEL’S ACCOMMODATION Source: Goverment of Montenegro, Predlog programa mjera za podsticanje izgradnje hotelskih kompleksa i privlačenje hotelskih investitora i poznatih svjetskih brendova, Podgorica, 2011, pp. 39. Source: Goverment of Montenegro, Predlog programa mjera za podsticanje izgradnje hotelskih kompleksa i privlačenje hotelskih investitora i poznatih svjetskih brendova, Podgorica, 2011, pp. 38

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS AND RESTRUCTURING OF HOTEL’S ACCOMMODATION

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS AND RESTRUCTURING OF HOTEL’S ACCOMMODATION

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION- PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION OF DIFFUSED HOTEL CONCEPT By definition, diffuse hotel is a functional unit in which it is obliged to provide accommodation and breakfast, and can provide catering and other services. Diffuse hotel must be predominantly urban, historical, and rural-urban structures and buildings, furnishings and equipped with a traditional way. It is a functional unit in the area of a settlement consisting of three or more functionally related structures embedded in the local environment and way of life.

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija RESTRUCTURING OF PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION- PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION OF DIFFUSED HOTEL CONCEPT Establishment of a diffuse hotel in the area of the Old Town, primarily due to its geographical compactness and light integration. Also, one should bear in mind that in the Old Town and the smallest percentage representation of private accommodation, which further implies necessity of their close cooperation and integration. The formation of diffuse hotel in the inner center of Dobrota, given the high prevalence of these capacities and the attractiveness of the destination (easy connection to other catering establishments such as restaurants, cafés. The formation of diffuse hotel at Perast, Stoliv and Muo, where the recommended organization of joint transport for guests diffuse hotel, due to the relative inaccessibility of this part of destinations. The formation of diffuse hotel at Perast, due to the compactness of the destination (the other guests must be designed so that it is interested in cultural tourism due to the clearly defined intentions and offers Perast in this section).

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija RESTRUCTURING OF F&B CAPACITIES AND QUALITY OFFER It should be noted that the key missing input the number of seating areas at the level of tourist destinations Kotor, as well as turnover in restaurants at tourist destinations Kotor, as the above data can be found at the local level, but not at the level of MONSTAT's research. Strategic Priority No. 2 and No. 2 measure within the Strategic Development Plan of the Municipality of Kotor 2013 – 2017 defined that the total crushing debts should be focused on the cruise guests. It should be noted that these are mainly tourists from countries where there is an optimal discretionary income, such as visitors from the United States (22%), Great Britain (21%), Canada (11%), Germany (8 %) and Australia (3 %), while in other countries (35%) This included tourists from France, Belgium, Spain, Russia, Scotland, the Netherlands, Japan, therefore, also guests with optimal discretionary income. As for age, 42.5 percent are older than 60 years, 36.75% between years, 16.75% of years and four percent of tourists have up to 25 years. So, dominated by senior guests.

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija RESTRUCTURING OF F&B CAPACITIES AND QUALITY OFFER According to the latest research of Kotor retained an average of six hours (59.5%), and most activities during the six-hour stay as independent sightseeing (16%), drinks at restaurants (15%), food in restaurants (11.5%), organized tours and sightseeing (8. 5%), visits to museums and exhibitions (8.5%), stay on the beach (2%), which indicates that almost a third of their spending channeled to the F&B sector. In addition to the consumption of cruise guests, should not be ignored nor consumption of guests, length of stay as well as the frequency of arrival of guests staying in the receptive accommodation facilities.

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija RESTRUCTURING OF F&B CAPACITIES AND QUALITY OFFER Proposed measures: Implementation of HACCP and other relevant quality systems ordinance on the criteria and procedure for award of said indicia; quantitative established criteria for scoring and ranking restaurateurs

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija IMPLEMENTATION OF E-MARKETING TOOLS Namely, main part of consumers found out regarding flight tickets to through specialized website (to remind, Kotor is dominantly plane and cruising destination).

ToSEE - Tourism in South East Europe 3rd International Scientific Conference Sustainable Tourism, Economic Development and Quality of Life University of Rijeka, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management Opatija CONCLUSION To sublimate, Kotor needs detailed restructuring of hotel facilities and as well private accommodation in order to achieve a satisfactory structure in terms of source markets, and greater involvement in the overall Montenegrin tourist product. It is necessary and quality adaptation of F&B services in line with needs and wishes of guests from cruise ships, in order to maximize benefits from mentioned emissive part. Also, it is necessary introduction of new, integrated solutions in the field of marketing activities primarily destination management system, geographic systems, and within them the digital maps and uniform catalog booking..

Thank you for your attention! PhD, IVO ŽUPANOVIĆ,Associate professor