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Conceptual Task Setting for Defining the Tourist Product Notion

Tankov Kostiantyn M. () and Chepurda Hanna M. ()
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Tankov Kostiantyn M.: Cherkasy State Technological University
Chepurda Hanna M.: Cherkasy State Technological University

Business Inform, 2014, issue 3, 216_220

Abstract: The article set the conceptual task of defining the tourist product notion as one of the key notions in the tourism theory. It justifies conception of the tourist product as a "complex thing", which includes a variety of tangible and intangible properties, including functional, social and psychological advantage or benefit. It shows that the conceptual foundation of presentation of the tourist product notion is the idea of formation and development of production interrelations of the product participants, which reflect system processes of interaction of tangible and intangible elements of the tourist product, their mutual conditionality and production of one element by another.

Keywords: tourist product notion; "good - service" continuum; interrelation theory; conceptual model of the tourist product (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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