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Autori: CORNELIA POP, MARIA-ANDRADA GEORGESCU.
DOI: 10.24193/subbnegotia.2022.4.05
Article history: Received: November 4, 2022; Reviewed: December 2, 2022; Accepted: December 10, 2022; Available online: December 15, 2022; Available print: December 30, 2022.
pp. 79-159
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Abstract: The current paper continues the work of Pop et al. (2019) and Pop & Georgescu (2020) concerning the drivers (factors) that might influence the rural accommodation development in Romania. The present study introduced 13 new factors/drivers. The research question remains the same as formulated in the previous study: which are the drivers of the accommodation development in rural areas in Romania? The findings of the present analysis are in line with the findings of Pop & Georgescu (2020), which show that lodging development in rural areas is related to a certain extent to tourist attractions, while the 2008 rank and 2012 rank have a rather mediating influence. The newly added endogenous factors/drivers Romanian rural localities add relative little to the explanatory power of models used to assess the rural lodgings development. While in some cases (see Table 1) R squared doubles its value compared with the findings of Pop & Georgescu (2020), the relationship among the dependent variable and the selected factors, though significant, remains weak.
Keywords: rural, tourism, accommodation, drivers, Romania.
JEL Classification: L83, Z30, Z32
