Zsuzsanna Bacsi  - Angéla Szanati

Issues related to the environment are of major global concern. Tourism, as an indus-try whose key resource is the natural landscape, will have to respond to environ-mental challenges, and action is expected not only from service providers, but from tourists, too.

Marie Mikušová

The aim of the article is to find out whether family businesses are more accountable than non-family businesses in preparing for crises, i.e. in order to make their busi-ness economically sustainable. Preparedness for crises thus becomes one of the key indicators of business activity.

Zuzana Borovská

As a turning point in the functioning of the world economy so far, we can consider the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), led under the auspices of China (PRC), which promises to establish a world trade order and transport and logistics networks be-tween Asia and Europe.

Zdenka Musová – Jennifer Drugdová

The paper deals with sustainable concepts of buying clothes and textile products, which are following principles of the new economic model – circular economy. The aim of the paper is to present selected results of primary research, which was fo-cused on Slovak respondents´ knowledge about selected new concepts in clothing buying and their willingness to support these.

Petra Garasová

Today's world faces the challenges of climate changes and the negative impact of the production and consumption of most products. The transition to a green econo-my and a circular economy has become a response to the deteriorating situation and ensuring sustainable development.

Róbert Rehák

The paper is devoted to clarifying the current issues of electromobility with a focus on the Slovak Republic and examining the awareness and interest of people in elec-tric vehicles with the determination of possible recommendations and options for making electric vehicles more attractive on the market.