German as LSP in Cultural Tourism

Considering that in recent years cultural tourism has become one of the key determinants of the tourism development and that many cultural elements, such as material and non-material cultural heritage, represent a significant potential for the development of the tourism market, with multiple positive implications on the socioeconomic plan, this area has become the subject of study and research and from the aspect of didactic materials, textbooks, and therefore the language of the profession. If we look at the fact that the period of Germanization of the linguistic system of the Serbian language, as a consequence of the current political events and turmoil, left a trace in many areas of political, economic, social life, but also in the field of vocabulary used in everyday speech, the question arises as to the frequency Germanism in the language of the profession and to what extent the original terms have undergone modifications adapted to the lexical characteristics of the Serbian language. This topic is certainly closely linked to the expected competence of future professional staff on the use of appropriate terminology in L2. Studies in the field of language proficiency are becoming one of the more noteworthy topics of applied linguistics, therefore the question arises as to the possible reaction of the glottodidactics itself to the problems within this preventive discipline, i.e. language proficiency didactics, especially when it comes to professional terminology. In practice, L2 teachers often face the problem of translating professional terminology, especially with the lack of auxiliary literature and corresponding vocabulary or glossary.