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In the paper the theoretical model of valorization level of the tourist offer quality in the rural regions is given, with special emphasis on the impact of sports and recreation. The main objective of rural tourism is that, based on tourist demand, it provides to the rural population an additional source of income and thereby improves their living standards and reduces migration to the cities. The interest in recreation in rural areas began to grow already in the nineteenth century as a reaction to the growing pressure of urbanization and industrialization. Modem tourism is increasingly dominated by sports recreation as the main motive of tourism trends, due to its comprehensive objectives and requirements provided in all their forms of content. Sports recreation as an integral part of tourism services becomes the imperative for contemporary tourism. To conduct a survey on the valorization of the effects of recreation in the tourist industry, it is necessary to identify the whole set of variables to which it is necessary to get through a survey in the general population rate, both the past, and potential users, and thereby acquire the preconditions for further statistical analyses to test hypotheses concerning the influence of sports recreation program use on the tourist offer quality in the rural regions.

Tourism management: Valorization of the tourist offer quality in the rural regions