The article deals with different types of hybridity as a global category of computer-mediated communication. In the article hybridity is defined as a mixture of orthographical, lexical, syntactical, stylistic, semiotic and genre forms in one linguistic unit (word, sentence or text).
Introduction. The changing in social structure of our country in the early 1990s led to changes in the spatial distribution of intercity service sector and tourism. Radical transformation affected either territorial economic ties or tourism industry management system. Methodology. As a consequence, the theory of territorial tourist complexes became unsuitable. The concept of tourism clusters was found instead of it but with a delay of 10–15 years. Analysis.
