Retrospectiva turismului religios în Republica Moldova prin prisma marketingului în perioada pandemică Covid-19
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SPINEI-TONU, Agnesia. Retrospectiva turismului religios în Republica Moldova prin prisma marketingului în perioada pandemică Covid-19. In: Interuniversitaria, 23 aprilie 2021, Bălți. Bălți, Republica Moldova: Universitatea de Stat „Alecu Russo" din Bălţi, 2021, Ediția 17, Vol.2, pp. 224-226. ISBN 978-9975-50-266-5.
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Interuniversitaria
Ediția 17, Vol.2, 2021
Colocviul "Interuniversitaria"
Bălți, Moldova, 23 aprilie 2021

Retrospectiva turismului religios în Republica Moldova prin prisma marketingului în perioada pandemică Covid-19


Pag. 224-226

Spinei-Tonu Agnesia
 
Universitatea de Stat din Moldova
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 3 februarie 2022


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This article tends to highlight the religious field in the Republic of Moldova during the period of Covid-19 in terms of marketing and its characteristics. It explains and details the concepts of religion, faith, tourism and the connection between religious tourism and marketing. It can be seen how the field of marketing can influence religion, but not to a very large extent, because it deviates from its essence. It also explains the essence of religion in the life of the population of the Republic of Moldova and how it manifests itself among Christians. It is important to make a revelation about the Orthodox religion, because it predominates most in our country and is chosen and preserved by most Moldovans. The differences between the two opposite domains as religious and marketing were highlighted, but also their similarities. The article focuses on the retrospective and the situation created by the pandemic period for religious tourism and marketing and how it influenced the activity of these spheres.

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religion, marketing, religious tourism, retrospective, pandemic Covid-19, church