Since the fall of communism in the 1990s, slovakia has built its tourist industry by developing which of the following attractions? a. ski resorts b. water parks c. geo thermal spas d. all of the above

All of the above

Further Explanation:

There are many things which Slovakia offers to its tourists and Slovakia is full of various tourist attractions and offers a variety of them such as Natural landscapes, Mountains, Caves, and Ski resorts and according to the governmental records, around 5 million people visited Slovakia on a tourist visa in the year 2017. The most popular and attractive destination for tourists in Slovakia is the High Tatras. The majority of the people who visited Slovakia were from the Czech Republic, Poland, and Germany.  

Forests and trees comprise around 40% of Slovakia and this country is rich in Biodiversity as well as animals which mostly consist of Brown bears, wolves, foxes, wild boars. The Tatra Mountains are one of the most famous tourist destinations. These mountains also feature many rare plant and animal species that offer a number of skiing, hiking, and opportunities related to hiking.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Tourism in Slovakia

Subject: Geography

Keywords: Slovakia, Carpathians, Tatra Mountains, Destination, Tourist, Brown Bears, Wolves, Foxes, Boars, Poland, Germany.  

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