Published February 2, 2023
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TRANSPORT, LOGISTICS AND TOURISM - A VITAL RELATIONSHIP POINTS OF REFLECTIONS
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Global logistics networks serve as a circulatory system for the corresponding global value-adding chain, in which different components of the logistics network perform different functions in an organisationally unified manner, especially in the tourism activity. Therefore, in order to establish a region as a key component in global logistics networks, it is necessary to develop a vision on how to strategically position the region in the context of the overall global logistics networks. In order to achieve this goal, governments, both individually and collectively, will need to develop and implement systematic policies to deliver the vision. The essence of the global logistics competence also applies to the tourism sector.
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