期刊名称：Analele Universităţii din Oradea: Seria Geografie
印刷版ISSN：1221-1273
电子版ISSN：2065-3409
出版年度：2017
卷号：27
期号：2
页码：246-254
语种：English
出版社：University of Oradea Publishing House
摘要：Tackling the topic regarding the spatial distribution of the accommodation/lodging infrastructure of Mureş County for the entire transition period required first and foremost a quantitative analysis, with data sets from the National Institute of Statistics - Mureş Statistics Department, and the Ministry of Tourism. After collecting the statistical data, we processed and interpreted the data by creating tables, graphics, and maps, which improved our scientific endeavour. The aim of this paper was primarily to offer a general view of the existing accommodation capacity, from hotels to agrotouristic lodgings, classified by size and comfort level. According to the ministry, the accommodation infrastructure of Mureş County comprised of 373 units with 11,466 beds in 2016 (17.8% of the total accommodation units and 26% of the existing beds in the Central Region). Most units were hotels with 4,832 beds, more than half being medium sized units (50-200 beds), rated with 3 stars, followed by touristic pensions with 3,206 beds, mostly located in Sovata, Sighişoara, and Târgu-Mureş, motels with 805 beds, touristic villas with 581 beds, campings with 549 beds, rooms for rent with 531 beds, hostels with 329 beds, tourist stops with 222 beds, touristic and hunting lodges, 208 beds, agrotouristic pensions, 169 beds, rented apartments, 66 beds and vacation villages, 22 beds. Mureş County, according to the Ministry of Tourism, has only one national designated touristic resort, Sovata, being the most complex and intricate touristic development (117 units with 4,179 beds), and one local resort, Sângeorgiu de Mureş (7 units with 202 beds). In 2016, there were 1,035 705 overnight stays made by 517,111 tourists, with an average of 2 overnight stays/tourist.
