4.2 Infrastructure4.2.1 Traffic linksSafe traffic connections with destinations,comfort, speed and costs of traveling aredecisive factors for the success in tourism. Thearrangements of tour operators are decidedbased on them, as well as the round tourorganized tourism traveling. Effective trafficsystems are equally important for the marketingand the occupancy of capacities as the completetourism infrastructure and offer.Tourists from Northern and Middle Europe,traveling by their motor vehicles, arrive inMontenegro after long drive that takes 2 or 3hours, or even 4 days. Neckerman’s Cataloguefor 2003 for air passengers foreseen a veryoptimistic transfer of 2 hours from Tivat Airport to<strong>Ulcinj</strong>. If they go by bus, the journey will takealmost 3 hours in intensive traffic weeks duringthe main season.Guests from Eastern Europe will always choosemotor vehicles because of the smaller distanceand because the arrivals and departures ofseveral persons are cheaper by car than byplane. Permanent availability of personal carsenables touring around the very place of visit,but has negative impact on ambient: traffic jam,crowded parking, “gray” parking, environmentpollution and endangering safety by exceedingspeed limits.During 80, consequences of cars coming forneighboring countries were present everywhereespecially in July and August, and, on the otherhand, big tour operators considered the distancebetween Tivat and <strong>Ulcinj</strong>’s Velika Plaza too big toencourage sandy beach potential development.Meanwhile, the solutions have appeared, suchas the reconstruction of roads and the linking ofPodgorica Airport with the seaside by SozinaTunnel.Only Sozina Tunnel will enable the ravel fromPodgorica to <strong>Ulcinj</strong> to be less than 2 hours.The future destination of Velika Plaza may usepreventive measure to avoid the negativeconsequemces of car traffic, at least withindevelopment area.Image 4.6: Traffic linksRailway traffic in Montenegro has small, marginalfunction for international tourism. Belgrade – Barrailroad, which was constructed in 1974 for thetourists from Serbia – especially for those fromthe broader area of Serbia capital city – may bealternative either for cars or for buses andespecially for the reason railroad along the RiverMorava leads through picturesque scenery,which also ca be considered as tourismattraction.On the other hand, the ferry line connectingMontenegro and Italy is more important. Thereare lines from Bar to Bari, Ancon and Dubrovnik,Putting modern ferry boats into function canshorten traveling time. At least for visitors fromItaly, and perhaps those ones from Switzerlandand Southern Germany, who want to reachMontenegro coast of Adriatic, the combination ofpassenger vehicles and ferry boats, or therailways to Bari and Ancon and the ferryboats, isthe alternative for long driving by car along thecoast.4.2.2 Energy and water supply, wasteelimination and wastewater purifyingGood telecommunications and efficient energyand water supply are necessary preconditions fortourism development. A big investor can hardlybe found nowadays if there is no, or therehaven’t been provided any infrastructure ofmodern quality – since they determine the qualityof locality and its image, in advance. That is whythe World Bank initiated the enhancement ofsouthern Anadolia beaches 20 years ago via aregional concept and development of completeinfrastructure. The costs were born by the WorldBank as well as the investors.
While telecommunications function in satisfyingmanner, power supply, mainly, covers the needsbut with several bottle necks (Risan).In order to enable tourism industry development,it is necessary to provide also ecological purifyingof wastewaters and the elimination of wastes inaddition to energy supply.Deficits in supplying with energy and waterdirectly influence tourists, as well as localpopulation and industry. This is generallyeliminated by own efforts. On the other hand,deficits in waste and wastewaters treatmentsoften have effects in the sense of middle or longterm,and they are mainly neglected (they havebeen ignored so far) –such as the contaminationof swimming water and the transforming ofnatural areas into “dump sites” .Image 4.7: Transformation of natural landscapesinto damp sites.The areas of supplying have been betterequipped and they have functioned better thanthe sectors for the treatment of wastes andwastewaters (as similar as in other plannedeconomy countries). Those are characteristics ofthe status of technical infrastructure that havebeen lasting so far – and, unfortunately, it is theappearance of Montenegro landscapes also.There are sufficient sources of water (springs,underground waters, rivers and lakes in the innerregion of Montenegro). Nevertheless, sometowns have unreliable water supplying.Bottlenecks in water supply occur during thesummer season. This does not affect <strong>Ulcinj</strong>, butaffects northern coast (Herceg Novi, Tivat).However, it has negative impact on the image oftourism industry completely – and in significantmeasure – as Neckerman’ Catalogue for 2003underlined expressively as the warning.Not to let misunderstanding, this statement,which discourage reservations, is I relation toMontenegro as the whle. However, it relates tocertain localities and to limited time durations.In order to avoid complaints, tour operators havecreated maximum precaution measures forthemselves. Thus and from the point of marketview, instead of numerous individual problemsthere is one generally serious problem. Wholecountry and its tourism industry suffer from it.Therefore, of special importance is to ensuregood supply systems at regional level, in order tosolve water supply problems also in other partsof Montenegro. The problems of water suppkyare not the consequences of insufficient waterreasources, but they are caused by extremelosses of water because of old network systemsand because of illegal consumption (in Kotor, forexample, almost 90%).Image 4.8: Neckerman Catalogue’s instruction:The main season implies the problems in waterand power supplies.Wastewaters purifying plants do not exist at alllocalities at all; they are limited to local towns’networks. Their structure status and maintenanceare usually insufficient. Purifying devices lack –even in bigger hotel buildings.Waste elimination in Montenegro is completelyunsatisfying. Except the gathering of waste,which functions partly in towns, the transportationof waste is organized individually and it isdischarged at non-protected dumpsites or it isunloaded behind “the first small hill just aboveValdanos Lagoon”. The land area is ratherburdened. Even the centers of towns in themiddle of summer season, such as walls aroundBudva, are not exempted from wastes.Image 4.9: Wastes dispersed onto Budva townwalls
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