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Use of mobile technologies in tourism : natural health resorts study
Boštjan Brumen, Peter Planinc, Tomi Špindler, Mitja Gorenak, Tanja Lešnik Štuhec, 2020, original scientific article

Abstract: Mobile technologies have drastically changed the way people do everyday activities. Tasks previously reserved for desktop environments have moved to mobile devices, and nowadays, half of the internet traffic is stemming from mobile devices. The tourism industry is no exempt from the shift from desktop to mobile. In our research, we check to what extent natural health resorts have adapted and integrated mobile solutions to their websites. We collected data about the friendliness of selected websites using automated online tools and carried out a heuristic evaluation. The results were statistically analyzed and compared. Only roughly half of natural health resorts have optimized their websites for mobile devices. There are no statistically significant differences when comparing purely technical aspects. However, an in-depth heuristic evaluation has shown that some web sites are significantly more mobile-friendly than others and offer better technical conditions for enhanced user experience. Our study is the first technical and contentual evaluation of website mobile devices' friendliness in the natural health resort sector. It warns management, their marketing consultants, and web site developers about the opportunities they are missing by not supporting mobile users sufficiently. Further, it outlines deficiencies and provides suggestions and instructions for optimizing websites to enhance user-friendliness on mobile devices.
Keywords: mobile technology, mobile device, mobile Internet, health tourism, spa, natural health resort, web page, evaluation, heuristics
Published in DKUM: 26.01.2024; Views: 287; Downloads: 43
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The wine village Šipčanik, tourist complex in Podgorica
Nina Ćulafić, 2018, master's thesis

Abstract: This master thesis proposes a design project of the second phase of the wine tourism initiative, that consists of designing the wine village between the vineyards and the vine cellar Šipčanik. The introduction of the theses is based on researching the characteristics of vernacular architecture in Montenegro which will serve as an inspiration for creating a contemporary architecture influenced by tradition. The complex consists of two elements: a hotel with spa and luxury villas. The main challenges of this project were to create a harmony between traditional architectural elements and contemporary trends in architecture, while creating a respecting architecture which complements the unique natural conditions found on the site without degrading it.
Keywords: architecture, hotel, spa, villas, wine, tourism, tradition, Šipčanik
Published in DKUM: 27.09.2018; Views: 1413; Downloads: 443
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