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which are very important in analysing visitor preferences and plans, as shown in Getzner & Švajda (2015).
The areas that are currently mostly visited only partially overlapped with those with highest diversity of plants, habitats and landform types (Figure 4). This is partly influenced by available infrastructure and offerings to visitors. However, this fact should be useful in planning new areas where to attract visitors ensuring the decrease of pressure on currently most visited areas by offering alternative locations with similar characteristics, and setting aside areas with highest diversity for protection purposes, without risk of having smaller number of visitors. Latter is important given the changes in way protected areas get finance for their activities nowadays (Gurung, 2010). Examples of analyses and optimization of visitor’s pressure in protected areas in Croatia are rare (e.g. Kušen 2007; Zmijanović 2014) hence, every contribution and attempt on this subject is very valuable and will help in developing efficient multisector scheme in dealing with this complex issue. We believe that approach presented here is useful and can be applied elsewhere as well.
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