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In the last two decades, the concept of geoheritage has gained an increasingly important role in the field of fundamental researches, nature conservation, and also tourism. New trends in tourism have seen the evolution from mass tourism to sustainable tourism and the recognition of its associated activities, such as geotourism (Hose, 1995; Hose, 2005a). Geotourism itself can be considered as a form of niche tourism the provision of which is focussed on relatively small, possibly elite, numbers of tourists with an interest in specific tourism places and products. Further it is predicated upon the development of increasingly experienced and sophisticated tourists demanding specialist holidays and services to meet their needs and desired experiences. Such tourists will also generate demand for specific products that enhance their holidays; these can range from the provision of dedicated clothing and equipAbstract

The use of web-based dynamic maps in the promotion of the Titel loess plateau Vojvodina, Serbia, a potential geotourism destination