Skip to main content

Studying Tourism

Search This Blog

Spring Flowers

on April 18, 2011

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Yesterday's walk was NICe, NICE one! A sunny day, worm but with an easy wind and with lots of flowers around. I guess we all missed it in winter.

daily message Finestrat flowers spring flowers

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

My OnLine Education

A good professional never stops studying. A student that wants to become a specialist in any field, studies twice as much as his fellow students. Besides studying at the university, I am doing some EXTRA activities that I am sure will add more value and more quality to my degree. I would like to share with you MY sources of On-Line Education. Source: steamfeed.com

Discovering Berlin. Part 1

(EN) I can tick one destination more: BERLIN - visited! I cann´t tell that I remained completely satisfied about this visit because 3 days is too little for this big big city and also for this big big the biggest event in Tourism Industry, ITB Berlin. But being me, and being sure that I always can manage with all - I challenged myself to do the both things in just 3 and a half days. I had a wonderful time visiting the city, seeing my friends, having fun with them, drinking lots (3 per day) beers, and also visiting for the first time the biggest Travel Fair - ITB Berlin. There are going to be 5-6 blog posts about all that. I hope my reader is not going to get bored. I will try to be as fast as I can without too many details (just like now). :) (En Español más abajo)

Wellness Tourism - Nowadays Trend

Source: SRI, The Global Wellness Tourism Economy 2013 During the last 2 months I used a lot the words: spa and wellness tourism as a future trend. Why I think so? First of all seeing the well-known map on the World Wide AirTraffic I imagined how many business trips there are, how much stress. And of course the demographical changes that we can easily observe nowadays, without even being an expert; think about the aging population, unhealthy lifestyles, chronic diseases, medical systems with rising costs and too much technology around us. In our Globalized and so fast-moving world, where every second counts, there is no time for relaxing. We are working and trying to prove ourselves, or trying to earn as much money as we can. Wellness tourism (which is not Medical Tourism) as a niche market actually grows.

Powered by Blogger

@iloshkam