The examination of climate comfortable conditions in terms of coastal tourism on the Aegean Region coastal belt

Authors

  • Yüksel Güçlü Sakarya University

Keywords:

Climate comfortable, thermal comfortable, coastal tourism, TCI, THI, SSI, Aegean Region, Turkey

Abstract

It is important that climate comfortable conditions are within presumed threshold values with respect to tourism activities in the form that people rest in a healthy environment. The climatical elements bearing importance for climate comfortable conditions in general sunshine duration, temperature, relative humidity, wind and precipitation have been taken into consideration for this purpose. The purpose of this study is to examine of the climate comfortable conditions in respect to tourism on the Aegean Region coastal belt of Turkey. In this study, TCI, THI and SSI indices have been used for determining climate comfort conditions. The best climate comfortable conditions in terms of coastal tourism are seen May-June and September-October periods in the study area. Climate comfortable decreases due to high temperature and relative humidity in July-August period. November-April period is not appropriate for the coastal tourism. The favourable period for sea bathing is seen between 9 June-26 September.

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Author Biography

Yüksel Güçlü, Sakarya University

Assist. Prof. Dr. Yüksel GÜÇLÜ


He was born in Fethiye/ Muğla in 1969. He completed his graduate degree in 1990 and postgraduate in 2000. He was promoted as an Assistant Professor in the department of Geography of the Educational Faculty at Sakarya University in 2001. He has still been working in the same department.

Published

2010-03-17

How to Cite

Güçlü, Y. (2010). The examination of climate comfortable conditions in terms of coastal tourism on the Aegean Region coastal belt. Journal of Human Sciences, 7(1), 794–823. Retrieved from https://j-humansciences.com/ojs/index.php/IJHS/article/view/1091

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Section

Geography