Core Strategy: Jermuk as a Tourism Destination - CAPS
Core Strategy: Jermuk as a Tourism Destination - CAPS
Core Strategy: Jermuk as a Tourism Destination - CAPS
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Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats<br />
available<br />
• Mechanization underdeveloped grow at that altitude in order to serve them <strong>Jermuk</strong> may incre<strong>as</strong>e<br />
• Good quality<br />
fresh (and organic) in restaurants<br />
Community<br />
cultivation nearby with<br />
improved irrigation<br />
• 3 Libraries<br />
• Poor standard fire brigade • Expand fire services<br />
Services<br />
• 2 Churches<br />
• Baze Children’s Camp<br />
• 2 Banks<br />
• Functioning<br />
station<br />
police<br />
Leisure/Recreation • Development of ski lift • Lack of hiking trails<br />
• Expansion of ski lift network and ski runs • Lack of an active night life could<br />
with two ski runs of • Limited indoor and outdoor • Development of leisure and recreation drive away younger tourists, who<br />
differences in difficulty sports facilities available for use activities around a common theme<br />
are the most likely to travel to<br />
• Public park in • Generally limited number of • Expansion of the chess facility for use by <strong>Jermuk</strong> in search of active,<br />
re<strong>as</strong>onable condition things to do<br />
visitors<br />
healthy living<br />
covering 12 Ha • No organized activities /facilities • Organization of tours/activities complementary<br />
complementary to ski lift services to ski lift and suitable to the environment (i.e.<br />
in summer<br />
riding and hiking tours, paragliding, golf, rock<br />
• Very little social or night life, climbing, rafting, cycling – bicycles for rent)<br />
such <strong>as</strong> bars, pubs, bowling and • Development of evening activities appropriate<br />
computer game centers.<br />
to a crowd of people who live an active, healthy<br />
• Only one festival, <strong>Jermuk</strong>’s<br />
winter, held yearly<br />
lifestyle<br />
Cultural/Religious • 2 churches<br />
• No archaeological sites • Putting visible signs on those things that are of • Potential disconnect <strong>as</strong> tourists<br />
• A few monuments • No real craft industry<br />
significance and presenting them in a visually visit the country primarily for its<br />
• Armenia’s general • No real presence of items of appealing way (such <strong>as</strong> the waters and the religious and cultural offerings<br />
reputation <strong>as</strong> a center cultural and historical Kings’ Bathing Area)<br />
while <strong>Jermuk</strong>’s primary offer is<br />
of Christianity<br />
significance<br />
• Create new monuments or attractions<br />
nature and outdoors living<br />
• Art Museum<br />
• Organization of Art presentation in Art<br />
Museum during peak se<strong>as</strong>ons<br />
• Development of cultural tours (carpet making,<br />
wine production, blacksmith, etc)<br />
• Creation of service industries representing the<br />
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