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6: „Which of the listed forms of tourism would you like to participate“ 41 % of respondents do not want to participate in any new forms (for preference for traditional forms – 40,37 %, for fear of the unknown – 26,71 %). 3.2 Survey – Travel agencies and new trends Survey was also carried out on the website server vyplnto.cz between January 30 - February 11, 2012, and whose purpose was to determine awareness and affection Czech travel agencies to the new trends in tourism. The entire survey was anonymous. Answered a total of 68 respondents-travel agencies, of whom more than 80 % were outgoing travel agencies, small agencies predominated (50 %). Complete results of the survey questionnaire are publicly available at: http://www.vyplnto.cz/realizovane-pruzkumy/nove-trendy-v-turismu/. The main results of the survey are as follows: ● The answer to the question 1: „Do you know any of new trends in tourism“ coresponds with the response of the Czech citizens. Most of the travel agencies know geocaching (41,18 %). CouchSurfing (33,82 %) and Gay tourism (29,41 %) are also well known. 27,94 % of respondents do not know any of new trends, which is not negligible. ● To question 2: „Does your travel agency provide tourist product aimed at any of the new trends in tourism“ majority answered (85,29 %) that does not provide any tourist product. If they offer some of them, than they are related to Dark tourism, Voluntourism and Responsible Tourism. 87,5 % are provided in foreign countries. 4. Conclusion The paper is focused on new trends in tourism. These trends do not have mass character and characterize narrower marketing segments. According to autor´s survey the hypothesis was confirmed: “Czech tourists are conservative and therefore do not subject to current fads and trends.“ Geocaching is very popular in the Czech Republic and the country has good conditions for all the new forms of tourism. As regards Responsible tourism we can state that residents and travel agencies have awareness of this tourism but insufficient. Travel agencies have provided tourist products related with Dark tourism, Voluntourism and Responsible Tourism. But the supply of new trends is inadequate and small interest is also recognized. 111
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