Peer-reviewed journal
Sebők, M. (2015). Comments on workforce mobility in Hungary. Modern Geográfia, 10(3), 49–67.
Geographic mobility has become a decisive factor of economic and political processes since the sec-ond half of the 20th century and, due to its variability, it is in focus of interest (Rédei, 2010). It has shaped into an issue requiring
Osvát, K. (2015). What is known about Australian Aboriginalsand New Zealand Maoris social integration?. Modern Geográfia, 10(3), 1–15.
From the European point of view Australia and New Zealand attract attention especially with their natural beauty and natural disaster in the news. In Europe, not too many articles and studies deal with the past or the present of the
Bártfai, E. Gy. (2015). The history of providing accommodation at Lake Balaton from the 18th century until World War II. Modern Geográfia, 10(3), 27–48.
The study presents the history of accommodations around the Lake Balaton from the XVIII century to the II. World War. After a brief description of the geology of the Lake Balaton, the writer investigates the development of the aquatic, rail
Törzsök, A. (2015). Contributions to the methodology of tourism history research. Modern Geográfia, 10(3), 17–25.
During the 20th century the meaning of several relevant tourist concepts has undergone major changes. It is partly due to this fact that a significant portion of the terminologies were also used as a synonym. Attempts to define them had