1. VLOGA INFORMACIJSKIH TOČK V TURIZMUMonika Stöckl, 2010, undergraduate thesis Abstract: Informacijska točka je računalniški terminal ali zaslon, ponavadi občutljiv na dotik, včasih pa tudi s tiskalnikom, čitalcem pametnih kartic ali kamero. Interaktiven kiosk je računalniški terminal, ki zagotavlja dostop do informacij s pomočjo elektronskih metod.
Točke so namenjene informiranju in izobraževanju. Nudijo odgovore na pogosta vprašanja, zato z njimi zmanjšamo potrebo po referentih in telefonskih klicih. Če so nameščeni na javnem mestu, so lahko dostopni 24 ur na dan, sedem dni na teden. Sestavljeni so iz različnih delov, kjer ima vsak svojo funkcijo in so pomembni za delovanje celotne informacijske točke.
Najboljše lokacije za postavitve informacijske točke so predvsem tam, kjer turisti prihajajo v mesto (avtobusne in železniške postaje, letališča), saj na tak način olajšajo turistu iskanje informacij, ki jih potrebujejo tudi ob nočnih urah, oziroma takrat, ko je Turistično informacijski center zaprl svoja vrata.
Informacijske točke bodo nudile najrazličnejši spekter informacij svojim uporabnikom oziroma turistom. Zbrane informacije jim bodo na voljo v več tujih jezikih. Na voljo jim bodo poleg slovenskega jezika tudi v angleškem, nemškem, hrvaškem in italijanskem jeziku.
Ena glavnih njihovih prednosti za turiste je zagotovo ta, da so vse potrebne in pomembne informacije zbrane na enem mestu ter da so na voljo sedem dni v tednu in 24 ur na dan. Na podlagi tega, kaj vsebujejo in nudijo informacijske točke v tujini, smo nanizali predloge, ki bi jih lahko upoštevali pri nas.
Slovenske informacijske točke bodo zelo podobne točkam v mestu Wałbrzychvu. Na začetku je dodana možnost izbire jezika, v katerem bodo v nadaljevanju prikazane izbrane informacije, predstavljene bodo znamenitosti mesta, namestitvene možnosti... Posebnosti pa se kažejo predvsem glede kraja, kje stojijo informacijske točke in dodatnih ponudbenih možnosti.
Kot posebnost pa smo omenili delovanje le-teh v Bettmerhornu v Švici, kar bi lahko bila tudi ena izmed možnosti za informiranje v slovenskih gorah oziroma drugih težje dostopnih delih. Navedli smo ravno tako razloge, na podlagi katerih se bodo morda v Namibiji odločili za uporabo informacijskih točk.
Predstavili smo turistične organizacije in vrsto ter obseg informacij, ki jih nudijo na spletnih straneh informacijske točke. Iz podatkov lahko sklepamo, da imajo vse turistične organizacije podobno vlogo, prav tako pa so njihove spletne strani opremljene s podobno vsebino podatkov; razlikuje se samo glede tega, v katerem mestu oziroma državi se informacijska točka nahaja.
Keywords: slovenska turistična organizacija, I feel Slovenia, informacijska točka.
Published: 18.11.2010; Views: 1305; Downloads: 161
 Full text (9,00 MB) |
2. National transfer accounts for Slovenia : doctoral dissertationJože Sambt, 2009, doctoral dissertation Keywords: Slovenia, national accounts, capital transfer, assets, life cycle, demography, age, developed countries, developing countries, international comparisons
Published: 30.05.2012; Views: 1300; Downloads: 30
 Link to full text |
3. Dynamic effects of international fragmentation of production : empirical analysis of Slovenian manufacturing firmsAnže Burger, 2009, doctoral dissertation Keywords: Slovenia, industries, processing industry, enterprises, production, business process, outsourcing, international cooperation, dynamics, productivity, analysis
Published: 30.05.2012; Views: 1561; Downloads: 55
Link to full text |
4. Stimulating integral refurbishment principles in social housing as a challenge for sustainable development : case studyMetka Sitar, Vesna Žegarac Leskovar, Vlasta Krmelj, 2009, published scientific conference contribution Abstract: Circumstances of climate changes have raised the awareness of the role housingconstruction activity plays in being one of the major stimuli of socio-economic processes in Slovenia. Further encouragement came through corresponding EU-strategies focusing not only on new housing constructions butalso on refurbishment and renewal of the existing stock, which has been rather neglected. Firstly, information on the Slovenian housing system along with institutional and governance changes - having taken place since 1991 - will be presented, particularly in terms of tenure and housing ownership. In the middle of the 1990s, fragmented ownership was regulated by the formation of condominiums as the basis of housing management and maintenance. Further on, special attention will be paid to newly introduced policies concerning energy efficiency of building constructions at the national level. In addition, the paper will concentrate on endeavours to refurbish the existing multi-family housing stock which represents the most problematic financial issue in terms of a long term investment perspective. Slovenia has in fact notdeveloped any special policies regarding refurbishment of the existing housing stock, either at the national, or at the local level. The housing development sector of the Municipality of Maribor is one of the most significant cases in Slovenia, as far as transition consequences to be effected in the social housing sector are concerned. However, the transformation from an old industrial town into a sustainable community was characterized by extreme complexity. Relying upon its own development strategies the local building construction sector succeeded in remaining one of the most dynamic economic activities of the town and the region. As a recommendation, ideas of energy renewal strategies and measures, based on the local energy concept and supported by financial mechanisms of public private partnership, will be discussed.
Keywords: Slovenia, Maribor, housing, refurbishment, energy efficiency, local energy concept, public intermunicipal housing fund
Published: 31.05.2012; Views: 1470; Downloads: 46
Link to full text |
5. |
6. |
7. Slovenian water management and EU - challenge and opportunityEugen Petrešin, Srečko Fridl, 2003, original scientific article Abstract: The pollution of rivers, endangered underground water and water springs, hazardous substances in the soil, uncontrolled disposal of large quantities of waste - these and many other problems severely reduce the quality of life and hinder the country's overall development. The majority of surface water courses are excessively polluted (29% fall into the third and fourth water quality class). The pollution is spreading towards river sources. The quality of groundwater has been deteriorating recently. It is evident from the "Strategy for Economic Development" of Slovenia that the approximation to the European Union is the right choice for Slovenia.
Keywords: water management, river pollution, environment, Slovenia
Published: 01.06.2012; Views: 1251; Downloads: 30
Link to full text |
8. |
9. |
10. |
