Summary
Hungarian model parks, including Mini Skanzen and Hollókő LegÓfalu, emerge as powerful tools for cultural tourism, blending education with entertainment ('edutainment') to preserve and popularize the country's historical heritage. These parks offer immersive experiences that not only attract foreign tourists but also engage Hungarian society, while providing economic benefits through increased revenue, job creation, and enhanced destination appeal. The study highlights their role in showcasing existing landmarks and reconstructing lost heritage for future generations, filling a research gap by analyzing these attractions' tourism potential comprehensively.
Citation
Wirth, G. (2024). Magyarország makettparkjai mint újszerű attrakciók a kulturális turizmusban. Studia Mundi – Economica, 11(2), 3–16. https://doi.org/10.18531/sme.vol.11.no.2.pp.3-16