Slovak Airports As Profit/Loss Making Entities: Consequences For Transport Policies

IF 3.1 Q2 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

Journal of Tourism and Services Pub Date : 2019-12-05 DOI:10.29036/jots.v10i19.112

A. Sedláčková, Denisa Švecová, A. Tomová

引用次数: 8

Abstract

Regional airports in the European Union have been studied in several papers so far, however, not delivering a lot of knowledge of airports as profit/loss making entities. In the paper, we focus on the Slovak airports which are typical representatives of regional airports in the EU. As there is the knowledge gap in the field of airports in newer member countries of the EU, we explain the specific socio-economic context of the airports in the Slovak Republic against a background of their financial ratios. Our findings are suggestive of the need to set a clear dividing line and interface between national airport policies of member countries of the EU and the EU common airport policy.

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作为盈利/亏损实体的斯洛伐克机场:运输政策的后果

到目前为止，欧盟的区域机场已经在几篇论文中进行了研究，然而，并没有提供很多关于机场作为盈利/亏损实体的知识。本文以欧盟区域机场的典型代表斯洛伐克机场为研究对象。由于欧盟新成员国在机场领域存在知识差距，我们根据其财务比率的背景解释了斯洛伐克共和国机场的具体社会经济背景。我们的研究结果表明，需要在欧盟成员国的国家机场政策和欧盟共同机场政策之间设置明确的分界线和接口。

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Journal of Tourism and Services HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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7.80

自引率

16.70%

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期刊介绍： Journal of Tourism and Services, established in September 2010, is the international reviewed scientific research journal published by the Center for International Scientific Research of VŠO and VŠPP in cooperation with the following partners. The journal publishes high-quality scientific papers and essays with a focus on tourism and service industry development. Together with the scientific part and in order to promote the exchange of current and innovative ideas and stimulating debate, the Journal also includes Reviews of Existing Work or Short Essays, Research Notes, and Research and Industry sections to address important topics and advance theoretical knowledge or thinking about key areas of tourism and services and to allow researchers to present initial findings and reflections or problems concerning fieldwork and research in general.