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Questing, introduced in mid-90s is considered a relatively novel, innovative form of recreation, sightseeing, creating tourist product and regional education. This paper discusses Cracow’s offer of questing trails as an effective form of city sightseeing and attempts to assess the attractiveness of questing based on the perceptions of participants in a quest project created and shared by the author. A relatively modest offer of freely accessible quests in Cracow, a large urban area and major tourist centre, does not follow current trends in terms of trail numbers or rates of delineating new questing trails. The assumption that new questing trails are created mainly to promote less known elements of the city’s natural and cultural heritage could not be confirmed. The respondents shared the opinion that this form of tourism remains largely unkown in Poland, information leaflets on quests are available mostly only on the Internet, while both the promotion of the method and the interest from tourism organizations or culture institutions are very limited. The participants who completed the test questing trail emphasized its educational values, active engagement of the tourist during the activity/sightseeing as well as the lack of admission fees or need for additional service staff.
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Questing uprawiany jest na świecie od połowy lat 90. XX wieku, na terenie Polski jego przykłady liczone są w setkach, a równocześnie w literaturze z zakresu turystyki pojawia się jako nowa, nowatorska, innowacyjna forma zwiedzania, edukacji regionalnej, wypoczynku, tworzenia produktu turystycznego. W artykule przedstawiono charakterystykę oferty krakowskich szlaków questingowych jako form zwiedzania miasta. Dodatkowo przeprowadzono próbę oceny ich atrakcyjności na podstawie zebranych opinii uczestników questu przygotowanego i udostępnionego przez autora niniejszego opracowania. Skromna reprezentacja ogólnodostępnych questów na terenie tak dużego ośrodka miejskiego i turystycznego, jakim jest Kraków, nie wpisuje się trendy światowe w zakresie liczebności i tempa tyczenia tego typu szlaków. W przypadku Krakowa nie potwierdziły się założenia metodyczne, iż głównym celem ich tworzenia jest zwrócenie uwagi na mniej popularne wśród turystów elementy dziedzictwa kulturowego i przyrodniczego. Krakowskie questy są raczej uzupełnieniem lub powieleniem istniejących znakowanych lub nieznakowanych tras, wykorzystywanych np. przez kwalifikowanych przewodników. Ulotki dostępne są prawie wyłącznie poprzez Internet, promocja metody jest ograniczona, przy znikomym zainteresowaniu ze strony podmiotów turystycznych i instytucji kultury. Badana ankietowo grupa była kolejną, której większość przedstawicieli po raz pierwszy spotkała się z tą formą turystyki. W opiniach podkreślono bezobsługowość, bezpłatność oraz walory edukacyjne i aktywizację uczestnika w czasie zwiedzania.
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The article presents segmentation of tourist products buyers in the Luboń Wielki area. The results are shown in the context of attempts to create market for tourist services in Beskid Wyspowy. Tourist profile was created based on the monitoring of tourism traffic and surveys, including the perception of the image of this part of the mountains. Elements registered as essential in the planning and development of tourist services are: the existence of two peaks in the daily presence of tourists, predominance of individual hikers, specialisation for cycling routs and the close relationship between the intensity of tourist traffic and meteorological conditions. There are significant differences in terms of planned and actual traffic on tourist routs, without relation to the location near the potential tourist attractions. Tourists more often consider as such PTTK shelters and approach of the Rabka spa, than for example, the values of Inanimate Nature Reserve of Luboń Wielki.
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Gry miejskie jako innowacyjne produkty turystyczne

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Urban games and other forms of field games, such as Questing, are innovative ideas for presentation, disclosure and interpretation of natural and cultural heritage. The results of the survey presented in the study show that soon urban games can become an alternative to a traditional guided sightseeing of an urban area. There may be several reasons for such a choice: an interesting way of exploring a city, aspects of play and physical activity, better memorization of information, as well as the possibility of being independent from guide’s preferences, self-activity and taking the paths other than the ones which are popular among tourists. A well-prepared urban game is a part of the particular trend in tourism based on entertainment, emotions, education and engagement (4×e). Players become active participants in the adventure directed by the organizers, however, they solve the tasks using their own ideas and variants of routes. In Poland, urban games are used mainly in cognitive and business tourism based on integration parties and team building activities. The current offer of urban games on the tourism market in our country is limited. Examples of this particular form of sightseeing have been observed mostly in the biggest Polish cities. By monitoring the availability of individual events, their constant changing and adjusting to customers’ preferences can be noticed. The growing number of urban games introduced in Poland is not followed by the increase in tourists’ awareness that it is possible to use this form of city sightseeing. The source of knowledge about urban games is mainly the information provided by other people, as well as the Internet.
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The paper presents the results of tourist traffic monitoring carried out in the years 2007–2009 by SKNG UP in the Pieniny National Park. The study included a survey of 25612 visitor sand allowed estimating the intensity and spatial variability of tourist traffic in the Pieniny National Park, as well as determining the main routes and the most popular marked paths within the Park. The questionnaires helped to determine the types and preferences of the visitors to the Pieniny National Park. During 19 days of monitoring, carried out repeatedly in 2007, 2008 and 2009, surveyors standing at selected measure points counted and surveyed the visitors for 7 hours per day (9 am–4 pm). In July 2007, the intensity of tourist traffic in the PPN reached 1408 persons per day (60 visitors/1km2 of PPN/day), it was 1160 persons per day (49 visitors/1km2 of PPN/day) in July 2008, and 1477 persons/day (63 visitors/1km2 of PPN/day) in July 2009. The most popular routes in the PPN include: the section between Przełęcz Szopka–Trzy Korony with 1200, 948 and 1238 persons per day in the years 2007, 2008 and 2009, respectively; the section Wymiarki–Limierczyki with 1000, 720 and 1071 visitors per day (2007, 2008,2009, respectively), and the section Sokolica–Przełęcz Sosnów: 500, 350, and 700 visitors perday (2007, 2008, 2009, respectively). The most popular place to visit in the Pieniny National Park was Krościenko, receiving twice as many visitors as the largest tourist resort in this region – Szczawnica. Their average age was about 30 years and approximately half of the respondents were people who hold a university degree. The majority of the tourists came from Lesser Poland, Silesia, Masovian and Lodz voivodeships (total number of over 50%). Those who were visiting the Pieniny for the fifth time or more often prevailed among Lesser Poland inhabitants, furthermore they were also the major part of the one-day visitors to these mountains. Krościenko and Szczawnica turned out to be the most popular accommodation places, chosen by 61% of the tourists. Vast majority of the guests reported a three-day minimum stay and most of them gave preference to private accommodation.
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