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Summary table with functional and spatial vectors of tourism and recreation enhancement for the selected border region and related suggested actions, source: own research
| Vector | Suggested action |
|---|---|
| Spa | New spa services include healing centers, clinics, spa parks, graduation towers (thorn-houses), thermal baths, swimming and mineral pools, hotel spas, health paths, and shaded exercise areas in summer. |
| Sport | New year-round sports centers include horse riding, bicycling, canoeing, skiing, shooting, hunting, fishing, trekking, and paragliding. |
| Recreation | New recreation services include swimming pools, multi-sector centers, mini-zoo, open-air astronomical observatories, and extreme tourism such as survival. |
| Culture | New facilities related to local culture, such as education, art, or culinary. For example, centers of local activities such as local museums, community centers, creative work centers, craft centers, or open-air museums. |
| Spiritual | Enable and promote rediscovering forgotten places of worship and religious sites, pilgrimage routes to contemporary places of worship or memory, cemeteries, or ruins. |
| Entertainment | Local events with a multicultural character, such as concerts and exhibitions. |