Abstract

The paper presents a new methodology for assessing cultural potential of the territory, based on the inventory of
 cultural tourism resources, including projects and activities at various levels, and the mathematical apparatus,
 which ensures the objectivity of counting, ceteris paribus. An attempt is made to approach to the economic understanding
 of the cultural potential of the territory: the farther from the center of the region the municipality is
 located, the more money will be needed for the development and the large costs borne both the businessman and
 tourist for the “development” of the territory. The distance of the municipality from the centre of the region erected
 in a constant and used as the most significant factor in the formula. According to the results of using the technique
 presents the ranking of territories of the Perm edge on a high, relatively high, high, medium, low and lowest. On
 this basis, each municipality will be able to engage in rational optimization of their position in the ranking of and
 the regional authorities will have the possibility of objective funding primarily those areas that are the leaders of
 the rating and the poles of the growth of cultural tourism in the province. The method confirmed the following hypothetical
 initial submission. For such a complex from the point of view of tourism climatic areas as Perm region,
 cultural tourism is not seasonal, it almost year-round, and therefore more promising, even compared to active,
 which is trying to make a bid for regional power. Moreover, the potential of cultural tourism may be higher than
 the overall tourism potential of the region, in the case where the display object (resource) active tourism is complemented
 by animation or theatre, or used in a major cultural event, such as festival. Thus, the method permits to
 assess the cultural potential of the territory, both within the region and the individual municipalities to identify
 leaders and priority of their financing and entrepreneurial activity.

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