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Books Chapter and Sections Gábor Michalkó Foreign language publications 1. Michalkó, G 2000: Changing spatial pattern of tourism in Hungary. In: Z. Kovacs (ed) Hungary towards the 21 st century. Geographical Research Institute, Budapest p. 241-256. 2. Michalkó, G. 2002. The future of shopping tourism on the periphery of a Europe without borders. In: Montanari, A (ed): Human mobility in a borderless world. Societá Geografica Italiana. Roma. p.143-154. 3. Michalkó G. 2003: Tourism eclipsed by crime: The vulnerability of foreign tourist in Hungary. In: Hall, M. Timothy, D. Duval, T. (eds): Safety and Security in Tourism: Relationships, Management, and Marketing. Binghamton. Haworth. p. 159-172. 4. Michalkó G. 2005: Tourism. In: Kocsis K. (ed.) South-Eastern Europe in maps. Geographical Research Institute Kossuth. Budapest. p. 91-96. 5. Michalkó G. 2006: Tourism. In: Kocsis K. (ed.) South-Eastern Europe in maps. 2nd, revised and expanded edition. Geographical Research Institute. Budapest. p. 126-130. 6. Michalkó G. Jusztin M. Vizi I. Hinek M. Váradi Zs. 2006: The intercultural communication aspects of taxi service in Budapest. In: Rátz T. Sárdi Cs. (eds.) Intercultural Aspects of Tourism Development. Kodolányi János University College. Székesfehérvár. pp. 124 132. 7. Rátz, T. Michalkó, G. 2007: The Tourist Milieu of Lake Balaton An Empirical Assessment. In: Németh Á. Dávid, L. (eds) Handbook of Lakes and Reservoirs A Sustainable Vision of Tourism. Handbooks of Water-based Toursim. Vol.1. Károly Róbert College Department of Tourism and Regional Development, Gyöngyös, pp.116-124. 8. Bochkovs ka, A. Michalkó, G. Rudenko, L. 2008: Recreation and tourism. In. Kocsis, K. Rudenko, L. Schweitzer, F. (eds.) Ukraine in Maps. Institute of Geography NASU Geographical Research Institute HAS. Kyiv Budapest. pp. 137 142. 9. Illés, S. Michalkó, G. 2008: From tourism to migration: spatial inequality of foreign property owners in Hungary. In: Kertész Á, Kovács Z (eds.)

Dimensions and trends in Hungarian geography: Dedicated to the 31st International Geographical Congress, Tunis, 12-15 August 2008. Budapest: Geographical Research Institute of Hungarian Academy of Sciences, pp. 207-222. (Studies in Geography in Hungary; 33.) 10. Michalkó, G. Rátz, T. Illés, S. The Gate of Happiness: Budapest in the Focus of European Mobility. In: Morri, R. Pesaresi, C. (eds.) Migration and citizenship: the role of the metropolis in the European Union process of enlargement. Societa Geografica Italiana, Roma. (in print). Proceedings: 11. Illés S. Michalkó G. 2004: Tourism and migration in Hungary: geographical connotations. In: Cseri M. Fejős Z. Szarvas Zs. (eds) Touristic Construction and Consumption of Culture(s). Papers of the 8th Finnish-Hungarian Ethnological Symposium Lakitelek, Hungary, August 25-31. Hungarian Ethnographical Society Museum of Ethnography Hungarian Open Air Museum, Budapest Szentendre 2003. p. 31-36. 12. Michalkó G. 2005. Virtuality and gaining experience in shopping tourism: shopping habits of Hungarians abroad. In: Hammam, A. (ed.) 1 st International conference on challenges of regional and market integration for tourist destinations. October 6 University. Giza Egypt. p. 182-190. 13. Michalkó G. Rátz T. 2005: The Mediterranean Tourist Milieu: a critical analysis. In: Harris, C. (ed.) Embodying Tourism Research: Advancing Critical Approaches. International Conference on Critical Tourism Studies. Dubrovnik Croatia. University of Walls Institute (Cardiff) Institute for Tourism (Zagreb) New Zeeland Tourism Research Institute. p. 133-139. 14. Michalkó, G. Rátz T. 2006: The Role of the Tourist Milieu in the Social Construction of the Tourist Experience. In: Bhimsan, N. (ed.) XVI. World Congress of Sociology. Durban South-Africa. International Sociology Assotiation. p.1-10 15. Michalkó, G. Illés, S. Vizi, I. 2007: Hungarian scenes as the potential niches of the new tourists. In: Hammam A. (ed.): Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on "Tourism Future Trends". Sharm El Sheikh, Egyiptom, 2007.10.26-2007.10.29. Giza: pp. 21-29.

Refereed Journal Articles: 16. Michalkó, G. - Minca, C 2000: L' immagine turistica dell' Italia in Ungheria. Turistica 9. pp. 17-32. 17. Michalkó, G. 2001: Social and geographical aspects of tourism in Budapest. European Spatial Research Policy. 8.1. pp. 105-118. 18. Michalkó, G. Timothy, D.J. 2001: Cross-Border Shopping in Hungary: Causes and Effects. Visions in Leisure and Business. 20.1. pp. 4-22. 19. Michalkó, G. 2003: Tourism eclipsed by crime: The vulnerability of foreign tourist in Hungary. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing. 15. 2-3. pp. 159-172. 20. Michalkó, G. Váradi, Zs. 2004: Croatian shopping tourism in Hungary: The case study of Barcs. Tourism: An International Interdisciplinary Journal. 52. 4. pp. 351-359. 21. Michalkó, G. 2005: Zusammenhang zwischen Kriminalität und Tourismus in Ungarn. Europa Regional. 13.2. pp. 76-82. 22. Michalkó, G. Colombino, A. Minca, C. 2005: Il turismo da shopping frontaliero: Un confronto tra Lenti (Ungheria) e Trieste (Italia). Turistica. 14. 2. pp. 81-100. 23. Michalkó, G. Rátz, T. 2006: The mediterranean tourist milieu. Anatolia: An International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Research. 17. 1. pp. 93-109. 24. Michalkó, G. Rátz, T. 2006: Typically female features in Hungarian shopping tourism. Migracijske i etnicke Teme. 22. 1-2. pp. 79-93. 25. Kovács, B. Michalkó, G. Horkay, N. 2007: The basis for developing a tourism related quality of life index. Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Geographia. 52. 2. pp. 97 106. 26. Michalkó, G. Rátz, T. 2007: Akdeniz de Turistik Çevre. Anatolia: Turizm Araştirmalari Dergisi. 18. 1. pp. 90-100. 27. Michalkó, G. Fotiadis, A. Mauromati, B. 2007: Vliânie ovŝegosudarstvennoj politiki na razvitie agroturizma v Grecii. Vestnika Baltijskoj Pedagogičeskoj akademii. 77. pp. 134-138. 28. Rátz, T. Michalkó, G. Illés, S. 2007: The interrelationship between mobility, integration and quality of life in capital cities: the case of Budapest, Hungary. Indian Journal of International Tourism and Hospitality Research. 1. 1. pp. 4 14.

29. Illés, S. Michalkó, G. 2008: The relationships between international tourism and migration in Hungary: tourism flows and foreign property ownership. Tourism Geographies. 10. 1. pp. 98 118. 30. Rátz, T. Michalkó, G. Kovács, B. 2008: The Influence of Lake Balaton's Tourist Milieu on Visitors' Quality of Life. Tourism 56. 2. pp. 127-142. 31. Michalkó, G. Rátz, T. 2008: The Role of the Tourist Milieu in the Social Construction of the Tourist Experience. JOHAR (Journal of Hospitality Application and Research) 3:(1) pp. 22-32. 32. Rátz, T. Smith, M. Michalkó, G. 2008: New Places in Old Spaces: Mapping Tourism and Regeneration in Budapest. Tourism Geographies. 10. 4. pp. 429 451. 33. Michalkó, G. Illés, S. 2008: The tourist niches of Hungary as the scenes of interculturality. Eurolimes. 6. pp. 142 149. 34. Fotiadis, A. Michalkó, G. Rátz, T. 2008: Rural milieu in the focus of tourism marketing. Journal of Tourism Challenges and Trends. 1. 1. pp. 83 97. 35. Rátz, Tamara Michalkó, Gábor Kovács, Balázs 2008: Utjecaj turističkog miljea jezera Balaton na kvalitetu života njegovih posjetitelja. Turizam, 2008, 56. 2. 155 170. 36. Michalkó Gábor Kiss Kornélia Kovács Balázs Sulyok Judit: The impact of tourism on subjective quality of life among Hungarian population. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin, 2009, 58. 2. pp. 121 136. 37. Michalkó, Gábor Rátz, Tamara Bakucz, Márta 2010: A theoretical journey along the borders between welfare and well-being: economic aspects based on observations in Hungary. Megatrend Review. 7. 1. pp. 231 248. 38. Michalkó, Gábor Rátz, Tamara 2010: Hungarian spa destinations int he tourismoriented property market. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin, 2010, 59. 2. pp. 131 146. No refreed journal articles: 39. Michalkó, G 2000: Relationship between the Yugoslavan tourism and retail turnover in Hungary. Turizam. 4. pp.131-133. 40. Michalkó G. 2001: Beyond the iron curtain some aspects of Hungarian tourism before integration to European Union. Integra.1.1. pp.21-23.

41. Fotiadis A. Michalko G. 2007: Agrotoyristiki anaptyxi stin Oyggaria. Daimon tis Oikologias. 73. Ioylios Aygoystos. pp. 18-19. 42. Michalkó, G. 2008: L Ungheria nell area Schengen: turismo e nuovi confini al crocevia dell Europa centro-orientale. Ambiente, Societa, Territorio: Geografia nelle Scuole. 7. 1. pp. 5-9.