The green line to I feel Slovenia brand
There are many reasons why a country brand is important for one state or country, in a sense that is not "just" a destination point. A strong trademark is the best marketing tool for modern countries faced with increasing competition. And Slovenia needed a country brand.
We define a place’s image as the sum of beliefs, ideas and impressions that people have of a place. In Slovenia we wanted to show that our country is more than just an image. It is a place to feel and where you can feel. Emotions are here essential.
So we created a new brand - "I feel Slovenia". It is an emotional brand and this sets it apart from the brands of other countries.
In spite of the diversity and richness of Slovenia, the government noticed the lack of international recognition of the country that gained its independence in 1991 beyond neighboring regions. Starting in the early 1990s, several efforts in promotion with various logos, slogans and campaigns were made but failed to achieve significant changes. Indeed, the country continued to face challenges, including as a certain amount of ignorance and stereotypes due to its location in the Balkans, a tendency in foreigners to confuse Slovenia with Slovakia, and the lack of recognition of national symbols (e.g., renowned cities, commercial brands, national dishes and drinks).
Besides, these were mostly tourist brands. All efforts that one of these campaigns and logos would exceed the limits of tourism and develop into a general national brand somehow failed. Let’s have a look at the brands that marked Slovenia as a destination.
Slovenia, my homeland
It was the turbulent time at the end of the 1980's. Slovenia was still a part of the former Yugoslavia, but its aspirations for independence were becoming increasingly evident. Slovenia had become aware of the importance of its national promotion and of the value of the establishment of independent recognisability. In more ways than one, the "Slovenia, my homeland" campaign was exceptional and unrivalled, mainly due to the social and political context. It set the foundation for a uniform national brand.
The campaign enjoyed significant political support. Years later, the main promoters of the brand said that it was entirely inward-focused and much less recognisable beyond the borders of the then new country.
Reminiscing about this period, Slovenians still remember the linden leaf, which was a symbol of Slovenian tourism at the time.
The tourist slogans "Slovenia, my homeland" and "Tourism is People" marked the manner in which Slovenians viewed themselves. They strengthened national identity and self-confidence, thus transcending tourism.
A bouquet of colourful flowers
When the first Slovenian tourism forum was hosted in Bled in 1995, a bouquet of colourful flowers was selected as a symbol of Slovenian tourism for this occasion. It was accompanied by the slogan "The Green Piece of Europe".
The key advantages of the Slovenian tourist offer were based on the properties of the small, green, cultivated, and diverse country that has excellent tourist infrastructure, is hospitable, kind, and dynamic.
In December 2002, following a discussion focusing on the country as a brand, experts in tourism revealed that, as a country, Slovenia was not yet a brand.
Furthermore, marketing experts discovered that Slovenia has the potential to develop one such brand. A year later, the Slovenian Tourist Board, issued a call for tender to obtain offers for creative marketing communication concepts for increasing Slovenia’s recognisability.
Slovenia invigorates
The result of the tender was a comprehensive communication campaign entitled "Slovenia invigorates". This also marked the beginning of the first large-scale promotional campaign. Abroad, Slovenia wished to position itself as a country that surprises, invigorates, and enriches the European Union. The message and the slogan assumed the role of a position statement for tourism and the country: Slovenia invigorates.
The campaign’s objective was to enhance the positive attitude towards Slovenia. In addition to enhancing tourism, the campaign also attempted to raise the level of interest in Slovenia, its brand in the field of tourism, its culture, economy, and politics.
"Slovenia invigorates" was the first attempt to use a uniform slogan in all fields, not just in tourism. In 2006, this slogan made way for the brand and slogan "I feel Slovenia", which is still in use.
The "I feel Slovenia" brand
Believing that a strong trademark was the best marketing tool for modern countries faced with increased competition, the Government of Slovenia then decided to step out of the box and adopt a more holistic strategy to promoting the country.
It launched a public call in 2006 for a slogan and logotype that would best represent Slovenia and every citizens had the possibility to send a proposal.
The winning slogan was "I feel Slovenia" with a visual emphasis on the letters "love". Slovenia appears to be the only country in the world with "love" in its name.
A positioning based on such strong and positive emotion, with a resolute experiential element—one has to experiment and not just "learn about" what the country has to offer—resonated well with what Slovenia is about and what its population stands for.
The brand was developed with a goal to increase Slovenia’s competitiveness in different fields, not just tourism and destination branding, but also other industries, business, exports, culture, sports and so on. The brand was created by contributions of experts from different walks of life.
It is no coincidence that the brand’s slogan is I feel Slovenia: one cannot get to know Slovenia by simply viewing its image – one must feel and experience it – through words, sounds, colours, touch, action, and experience.
I feel Slovenia is today a recognizable brand, it is a story of success, of persistence and cooperation of different stakeholders.
Challenges do exist, one of them is how to maintain control, yet leave the natural flow of the brand and be open to different types of usage of the brand. In the future, the custodian will be focusing on introducing the brand in the various spheres of life. Ultimately, the Slovenian brand will also become more recognisable globally if it is consistently used by all those who love Slovenia.
Why Slovenia built national brand?
Slovenia started to build a new national brand when realized that:
- there was a poor recognisability of Slovenia as a country beyond the neighbouring regions.
- there was low acceptability of our country due to ignorance and stereotypes stemming from Slovenia’s location in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
- there is an ever present tendency to confuse Slovenia with Slovakia.
- Slovenia has no national symbols recognized abroad (like towns, attractions, commercial brands, national dishes and drinks).
- Slovenian national insignia (flag and coat of arms) are not very recognizable abroad.
- Slovenia wanted to share the crucial message: It is a young, proactive in innovative country that is rich with untouched nature, fresh air, and pure water.
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Twenty years ago, Slovenia became a new global tourist destination. It had a centuries-long history of tourism that, since the first half of the 19th century, it had marketed under the names of the various political entities of which it was a part.
The repositioning on the tourist market and the development of the image of Slovenia as a tourist destination was a demanding task. The reason was that the Slovenian tourist sites were known as Yugoslav destinations on foreign markets. Due to the wars on the territory of the former Yugoslavia, everything that was "Yugoslav" had a negative connotation, a fact that hindered Slovenia's promotion on the international tourist market. However, the loss of the international market share was not the only challenge the Slovenian tourist industry was confronted with after 1991. In the two decades since gaining independence, the structure of guests and their needs has also changed; it was a period of privatisation and the re-structuring of companies, as well as the time of certain drastic changes in the organisation of tourism, both at the national and local levels. And all these factors have influenced the present image of Slovenian tourism.
Change in tourist demand
The response of the tourist market to political developments in Slovenia and later in Croatia was rapid. In the year of Slovenia gaining its independence, the overall number of tourists decreased by 40%, and the number of foreign guests fell by no less than 74%. A further decline in the number of foreign tourists continued throughout 1992, when Slovenia was visited by another 20% fewer tourists. In 1993, the number of foreign guests started to slowly increase; however, at the end of the 1990s, the number of foreign guests was still lower by one third in comparison with the year before the independence. There was also a rapid decrease in the number of tourists from the former Yugoslavia. In 1990, Slovenia was visited by 800,000 guests from the other Yugoslav republics, but three years later (1993), this number was only 50,000.
The loss of foreign guests was partly compensated by domestic tourists. In 1990, there were 0.6 million Slovenian tourists who contributed to more than one fourth of all tourist revenues (27%). The number of domestic tourists increased by 15% in 1992 and this growth continued until 1995, when their number rose to approximately 850,000. With some fluctuation, this number was maintained for another decade and then began to increase again in 2006. The rise in the number of domestic guests in the early 1990s can be attributed to political developments and the war in the neighbouring Croatia. For safety reasons, Slovenian tourists tended to avoid the popular holiday resorts in Istria and Dalmatia, and stayed in Slovenia. It was only after the end of the war, i.e. in 1996, that they started to increasingly re-visit Croatia. And it was also then that for the first time after the independence, a decrease in the number of domestic guests was registered, since the majority of them began to visit the Croatian coast again.
Slovenia's promotion on foreign markets
After 1993, the number of foreign tourists visiting Slovenia has been increasing by an average annual rate of 3%. For the purpose of promoting Slovenia as a tourist destination on foreign markets, the Slovenia Tourism Promotion Centre (STCP) was founded in 1995. Headed by Franci Križan, the centre's founders were the Republic of Slovenia, the Government and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia. The founding of the STCP represented a new step forward toward the systematic marketing of Slovenian tourism. The centre's activities were based on a tourism marketing strategy, drafted in 1994. For the purpose of ensuring a higher efficiency, this document envisaged a centralisation of funds for promotion activities. Rather than geographic areas, the Slovenian tourist industry for the first time marketed destinations and tourist products. A new visual identity of Slovenian tourism was consistently used on all printed materials and in publicity campaigns. Most of the STCP's operations were aimed at foreign markets. The main activities were trade-fair appearances, the production of promotional material and advertising in the foreign press. In addition, a network of representative and information offices was established on the incoming tourist markets of major significance for the Slovenian tourist industry.
By way of the Decree on the Transformation of Public Commercial Institutions, the STCP was transformed into a public commercial institution and was named the "Slovenian National Tourist Board". This decree was followed by an amendment to the decree with certain corrections, including the deletion of the word "national", and henceforth, the institution has been operating as the Slovenian Tourist Board (STB). The decree, however, not only bought about a new name, but also extended the STB's activities to the field of research and development. Moreover, representative offices were established on the most important markets (Austria, Germany and Italy), followed by the opening of the STB's bureau in Brussels for the Benelux countries in 2007.
Brand names of Slovenian tourism
In the period from independence to the present, Slovenia or Slovenian tourism has been promoted under several brand names. The symbol the Slovenians remember best from the time before and after independence is the then symbol of the Slovenian tourism – the linden leaf.
Based on the Strategy of Marketing the Slovenian Tourism, a bouquet of colourful flowers with the slogan The green piece of Europe was chosen as the emblem of Slovenian tourism within the first Slovenian tourism forum held in Bled. The proposal was chosen as an optimum solution from among several other proposals as the one that best reflected the basic idea of the presentation of Slovenian tourist services and was also in line with the trends of tourist demand at the dawn of the new millennium. The slogan The green piece of Europe, denoting the location, was chosen as a supplement to the basic emblem of visual identity for the purpose of communication on foreign markets. It highlights the "green" component of Slovenian tourist services and places it in the European context.
In November 2003, the Slovenian Tourist Board launched a contest for a creative concept of marketing communication aimed at increasing Slovenia's visibility and upgrading the marketing communication of Slovenian tourism in terms of content upon Slovenia's accession to the EU. Among the eleven competitors, the Imago agency's Slovenia Invigorates was selected. This was the beginning of the first major joint publicity campaign, by way of which Slovenia wanted to position itself abroad as a country that surprises, invigorates and enriches the European Union. The slogan Slovenia Invigorates represented the first attempt involving the use of a uniform slogan not only in tourism, but in all other areas.
In 2006, this slogan gave way to the new slogan I feel Slovenia , which is in use today. Between 2006 and 2010, the brand I feel Slovenia was primarily used in tourism. In this area, the use of the brand was consistently implemented both visually and in terms of content. In 2010, the brand – particularly in terms of visual elements – was also introduced into other areas, for example in the area of sport, where it was included in major sport events, such as the Winter Olympics , the Football World Cup and the Basketball World Championship .
Rise of Slovenian Tourism
A rapid rise in tourist demand began after the turn of the millennium. This particularly involved foreign tourists who (at the beginning of the 21st century, and for the first time since 1991) registered more overnight stays than domestic guests. Since then, the share of the incoming tourism has been steadily increasing, so that the share of overnight stays made by foreign tourists rose to 56%. While the number of foreign guests in the previous decade doubled, the share of domestic guests did not change.
In the previous 15 years, the Slovenian tourist industry has registered an above-average growth; the number of foreign tourists has increased by 160%. Today, the tourist industry produces 3 million arrivals and 9 million overnight stays, and approximately €1.8 million of tourist revenues from outgoing tourism, which represents 40% of the export of services. Tourism is becoming an increasingly important industry, since it provides (directly and indirectly) jobs for every tenth employee, whereas its share in the GDP amounts to 12.3%. The ranking of Slovenian tourism in terms of global tourist competitiveness is also improving. Currently, Slovenia ranks 33rd, and in this ranking, it has moved up 11 places.
A systematic approach towards marketing, the renovation of tourist infrastructure, the development of spa and convention tourism, the design of tourist products, the promotion of sustainable tourism, a systematic approach towards the organisation and management of tourism, and increasing tourism turnover demonstrate the quality of its development in the past twenty years. Looking into the future, however, provides new impetus. A new development and marketing strategy of Slovenian tourism for the 2012–2016 period will above all be based on a comprehensive marketing, the improvement in the quality of services and the development of innovative tourist products aiming at increasing the competitiveness and tourism turnover, and promoting a sustainable development of people- and nature-friendly tourism.
Text by Tomi Brezovec, Turistica; Maja Pak, Director of Slovenian Tourist Board (STB), Sinfo, September 2011
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Slovenian Tourist Board Announces New Slogan, While Tourism Association Names “Most Beautiful” Towns & Places
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STA , 9 October 2018 - The Slovenian Tourist Board (STO) unveiled at the Days of Slovenian Tourism in Portorož on Tuesday a fresh slogan to promote the country abroad. The slogan "I Feel Slovenia. Green. Active. Healthy" will be replaced by "I Feel Slovenia. My way."
The essence of the previous slogan will remain the underlying idea of the tourist promotion, as the "story of Slovenia as a green, boutique destination of five-star experiences is clear and has been widely accepted", STO head Maja Pak said as she presented the new slogan.
The idea was to freshen up the communication and upgrade it on a more personal level in line with the new trends of digital marketing and the latest perception of luxury as well as to appeal more to the powerful segment of millennials, she explained.
The new slogan has the potential to be incorporated into all existing activities and expand the I Feel Slovenia brand additional content.
The STO plans to use the new slogan for the next three to five years, according to Miša Novak of the board.
The new slogan is a project of a Slovenian-US consortium of marketing agencies led by the Slovenian communication agency Yootree.
Visitors are increasingly looking for experiences rather than products and cherish authenticity above all else. They like inspiring stories and unique moments, which is what Slovenia can offer, said Tomaž Apohal of Yootree in explaining the slogan.
The STO will start using the new slogan gradually, and will include it also in its 2019 global digital campaign.
Tourism Association declares most beautiful towns, destinations
At the same event the the Slovenian Tourism Association (TZS) honoured on Monday the most beautiful towns, campsites and glamping sites in Slovenia as part of its annual competition My Country - Beautiful and Hospitable, reports the STA .
The awards for most beautiful towns went to Celje in the category of large towns, Nova Gorica won among medium-sized towns and Slovenske Konjice among small towns.
The most beautiful campsite in the country is Danica near Bohinj Lake, while the best glamping award went to Herbal Glamping Resort Ljubno . The best hostel award went to MC Hostel Brežice .
The most beautiful tourism destination is the ski resort Kranjska Gora , according to the judging panel, while the most beautiful spa destination is Podčetrtek and the most beautiful trip destination is Predjama .
The TZS also hosted an online poll, with people selecting the most beautiful and hospitable town, as well as spa and tourism destinations. The winners were Kranj , Podčetrtek and Bovec .
The awards were given out in Portorož as part of the Slovenian Tourism Days, the top annual event in the sector.
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Country as a Brand – The Case of Slovenia
“I know Slovenia – it’s a nice Russian country with beautiful girls.” This and similar answers were not rare at all just two-three decades ago. How to successfully rebrand a whole country? Can we rebrand the nation?
So why Slovenia? A country located in the heart of Europe, tucked between the tourist’s Mediterranean favorites such as Italy and Croatia. Mostly known for its turquoise rivers, snow-capped Alps, untouched nature, pristine glacier-fed lakes, charming city streets, successful startups, and mouth-watering culinary creations.
Since Slovenia became independent in 1991, it had to find its own identity in order to present itself to the world. Over the last 30 years, there were several national campaigns launched in order to raise national consciousness as well as promote Slovenia across the borders and position itself as a desired tourist destination. From the turbulent times of “Slovenia, my homeland” to not so successful campaigns and all the way to becoming a more attractive and popular country brand during the “I feel Slovenia” national brands and campaigns, Slovenia was able to truly position itself not just as a country but as very well-positioned and recognized brand.
A green brand full of positive emotions
Almost fifteen years ago, the Slovenian government together with the Slovenian Tourist Board (STB) realized the country had very poor recognisability beyond the neighboring regions, where tourists were literally flocking to, missing the perfect opportunity to stop in Slovenia and explore some of the national symbols and attractions. There was low acceptability of Slovenia due to ignorance and stereotypes stemming from its location in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and what bothered the population the most was the fact that there was a huge tendency to confuse Slovenia with Slovakia. It was becoming more and more evident that the previous presentations of Slovenia were missing effective and emotional components, which would add a certain appeal and value to Slovenia as a brand.
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With this in mind, a national brand and campaign were launched to improve the country’s recognition in the world, which would stand out in the crowd of the ever-growing competition. Since traveling is an all-sensory experience, the government picked a proposal for a brand campaign and slogan, that would do more than just present Slovenia with a pretty picture of a famous landmark such as Lake Bled, but that will also show the world how they too can feel and sense Slovenia – with words, sounds, smell, touch, taste, sights, and through a wide variety of unique experiences.
The winning slogan was “I feel Slovenia”, with a visual emphasis on the word “love”. Slovenia appears to be the only country in the world with “love” in its name. The logo of the national brand communicates two messages: “I feel Slovenia” and “I feel love”. The chosen color to represent the national brand identity is green, more specifically the used Pantone is U377. The color used to describe Slovenia shows the country as a green gem located in Central Europe.
Furthermore, the selected color represents Slovenian pristine and untouched forests, which cover a staggering 60% of the country. The memory of Slovenian green gives you elan and simultaneously relaxes you. In addition to the green color, the two typical colors of the country are also blue and white, which are deeply related to Slovenian nature. They calm down and work as pure, and white also represents elementality, which is at the core of the Slovenia brand.
A positioning based on such strong and positive emotion, with a resolute experiential element – one has to experiment and not just “learn about” what the country has to offer – resonated well with what Slovenia is about and what its population proudly stands for.
Follow your heart and feel Slovenia in your very own way
The brand was developed with a goal to increase Slovenia’s competitiveness in different fields, not just tourism and destination branding, but also other industries, business, exports, culture, sports, gastronomy, unique experiences, and so on. The brand was created by contributions of experts from different walks of life. The “I feel Slovenia” slogan has become one of the most effective slogans and brands created in Slovenia. Over the years, the slogan has been honored with many rewards complimenting Slovenian excellence in promoting itself, not only as a travel destination but also as a standalone brand, which combines every globally recognized aspect of the country.
The original slogan used by the STB has seen several add-ons since being launched. One of the first versions of the slogan used was “I Feel Slovenia. Green. Active. Healthy”, which was the underlying idea of promoting Slovenia as a green, boutique destination of five-star experiences. At the same time, the emphasis was also to represent the country as a harmonic experience for all your senses in the optics of the Slovenian green tourism scheme with the focus being on sustainability. The goal of green and sustainable tourism was to support local restaurants and hotels, purchase of local handcrafts, use of local services to help the local economy, and reduce the negative impact on the environment and the community.
In the autumn of 2018, the slogan was upgraded to “I Feel Slovenia. My way.”, which was changed in order to fit the most recent communication, marketing trends, and the latest perception of luxury as well as to appeal more to the powerful segment of millennials, which are social media savvy. Therefore, the aim of this freshened-up slogan was to invite both domestic and foreign visitors to describe their own way of exploring and feeling Slovenia on their social media profiles. The slogan was truly felt by the Instagram audience as the official hashtag #ifeelsLOVEnia has been used over 700,000 times.
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Today, “I feel Slovenia” is a recognizable brand and a story of success, persistence, and cooperation of different stakeholders. Slovenia is more than just a tourist destination point, it’s a way of feeling. And yes, still a country of beautiful girls.
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The essence of the previous slogan will remain the underlying idea of the tourist promotion, as the "story of Slovenia as a green, boutique destination of five-star experiences is clear and has been widely accepted", STO head Maja Pak said as she presented the new slogan.
The idea was to freshen up the communication and upgrade it on a more personal level in line with the new trends of digital marketing and the latest perception of luxury as well as to appeal more to the powerful segment of millennials, she explained.
The new slogan has the potential to be incorporated into all existing activities and expand the I Feel Slovenia brand additional content.
The STO plans to use the new slogan for the next three to five years, according to Miša Novak of the board.
The new slogan is a project of a Slovenian-US consortium of marketing agencies led by the Slovenian communication agency Yootree.
Visitors are increasingly looking for experiences rather than products and cherish authenticity above all else. They like inspiring stories and unique moments, which is what Slovenia can offer, said Tomaž Apohal of Yootree in explaining the slogan.
The STO will start using the new slogan gradually, and will include it also in its 2019 global digital campaign.
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Slovenia is one of the most beautiful green tourist destinations in Europe, according to Lonely Planet, CNN Travel, and Forbes. It might not be the most popular, but a hidden gem , that only well-informed travelers choose to visit. A lot of people in Slovenia speak English, but learning basic Slovenian phrases will help you to understand other Slavic languages , like Croatian, Serbian, and Russian much easier. In this comprehensive language guide , you will find useful basic Slovenian phrases for travelers that will help you navigate your way through Slovenia with ease. List of simple Slovenian words and phrases to use in everyday situations. I also encourage you to DOWNLOAD Slovenian travel phrases pdf for FREE and bring it with you to Slovenia. Let’s begin this linguistic adventure, one essential Slovenian travel phrase at a time!
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1. Where is Slovenian spoken?
Did you know that only around 2,5 million people speak Slovenian? What language is spoken in Slovenia? Slovenian, the official language of Slovenia , is primarily spoken within the borders of this picturesque Central European country. What you might not know is that Slovenian language can also be heard in neighboring regions and is officially recognized as a minority language in some parts of Italy and Austria . With Slovenia’s growing popularity as a tourist destination, you may encounter pockets of Slovenian speakers in various corners of the globe. The best way to learn Slovenian, beyond the travel phrases, would be with a language class, asking a local (me) to have online lessons, and coming to Slovenia on language holidays.
What languages do they speak in Slovenia? What language do Slovenians speak? or What language do Slovenians speak? Slovenian, since its the official language. But most of the younger population know at least one foreign language. So speaking English should not be a problem. A lot of people also know how to communicate in Serbian, Croatian, German, Italian and other world languages.
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2. Slovenian language basics: alphabet and pronunciation
How to learn Slovene? Before you proceed to the essential travel phrases when in Slovenia, it is important to know the basics of Slovenian language . This will be useful when pronouncing the words since here you will find letters that are not in the English alphabet. The Slovenian alphabet has 25 letters and does not have the letters W, Q, X, Y. It does have three new letters, Č, Š, Ž which are basically C, S, and Z with a caron on top. Pronunciation of Slovenian words and phrases is phonetic . This makes things easy since each letter has only one specific sound and it is pronounced the same all the time. A simple guide to Slovenian alphabet and pronunciation with similar English sounds:
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3. Essential Slovenian travel phrases
3.1. basic slovenian words and phrases.
Basic words in Slovenian combine expressions that showcase politeness and cultural respect, encouraging positive interactions with locals and serving as a basis for every communication.
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3.2. Common travel phrases for greetings in Slovenian
Slovenian words and phrases for greetings lay the foundation for any interaction, allowing you to initiate conversations and make a positive first impression.
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3.3. Essential Slovenian travel phrases for directions and getting around
Basic Slovenian phrases for asking for directions will enable you to navigate unfamiliar streets and find your way around.
3.4. Useful Slovenian phrases for traveling when ordering food and drinks
Common Slovenian phrases for ordering meals, asking for recommendations, and specifying dietary preferences ensure enjoyable dining experiences and help you explore local cuisines.
3.5. Practical Slovenian travel terms for shopping
Essential Slovenian phrases for inquiring about prices, negotiating, and asking for sizes or colors are handy when exploring markets and boutiques.
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3.6. Useful phrases in Slovenian for traveling when checking in a hotel
Phrases in Slovenian language you will need when checking in a hotel, asking for towels, fixing air conditioning, enquiring what time is breakfast, and what is included in your room rate.
3.7. Helpful Slovenian travel terms in case of emergencies
Here you will find helpful Slovenian travel terms in case of emergencies, natural disasters, or if you will be needing assistance in difficult or dangerous situations.
3.8. Slovenian travel phrases to compliment someone
If you’re like me and really love learning a few phrases in new languages, expand your study beyond the essential travel phrases. I always learn how to say please and thank you, never visit without knowing the local word for “coffee” and never leave without knowing how to say;
4. Best language App for traveling abroad
Learning a language is a long process. If you think you won’t have time to learn Slovenian language basics , or if the situations come your way when above mentioned Slovenian words and phrases won’t be enough, use Google Translate. This is my favorite language app, that I use on (almost) every trip.
4.1. Google Translate
Google Translate is the most popular language travel app that can be used everywhere. I personally use it on all my travels, when going to Tanzania to learn what some Swahili words mean, when in Mexico to help with my not-the-best Spanish, when in Italy, in Japan and other places. I’m sure you are familiar with the language app already. The most obvious feature is it will help you translate the destination language into your own one. But the absolute best feature is that it can translate the text using ‘ camera translation ’. All you have to do is open the app, point your camera toward the text in a foreign language and Google Translate will do the rest. Perfect for menus! It also translates text from the photos on your camera roll. And it also works offline, when you download the language pair on your phone. Language: 133 languages Download: iOS | Android | Website Price: Free
5. Final thoughts on Essential slovenian Travel Phrases and Words
Whether it’s a warm greeting, ordering a meal, or expressing gratitude, key Slovenian phrases not only open doors to easier communication, but they also show respect and will help you to understand Slovenia, people, and culture in a different way. Before traveling to Slovenia, learn Slovenian language basics and Slovene phrases that will help you to navigate through this green country. How to say Hello in Slovenian and how to say thank you in Slovenian language. Basic Slovenian phrases for directions, ordering food, and checking in a hotel. Which of these useful Slovenian phrases have you managed to memorize so far? Let me know in the comments! Srečno pot, Anja
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What language do they speak in Slovenia?
Slovenian, the official language of Slovenia, is primarily spoken in Slovenia. Slovenian language can also be heard in neighboring regions and is officially recognized as a minority language in some parts of Italy and Austria.
How to say Good Morning in Slovenian?
Dobro jutro Learn more Slovenian language basics and common Slovenian words for tourists on Anja On Adventure blog. Here you can also FREE DOWNLOAD Slovenian travel phrases pdf and coloring pages with Slovenian phrases.
How to say Thank you in Slovenian?
Hvala Thank you in Slovenian pronunciation is “hvah-lah”. Learn more Slovenian language basics, like how do you say Thank you in Slovenian, and common phrases in Slovenian for tourists on Anja On Adventure blog. Here you can also FREE DOWNLOAD Slovenian travel phrases pdf and coloring pages with Slovenian phrases phonetic.
How to say Hello in Slovenian?
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How to say Good Night in Slovenian?
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How to say Cheers in Slovenian language?
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How to say How are you in Slovenian?
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How to say Hi in Slovenian?
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How to say please in Slovenian?
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How do you say good morning in Slovenian?
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How do you say good day in Slovenian?
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How do you say Good evening in Slovenian?
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The Ultimate List Of Tourism Slogans From Almost Every Country In The World
From aspirational to downright cringe-y, tourism slogans give us a glimpse of the country they represent. here's a full list..
By Yagnoseni Das Published on Jan 20, 2023, 08:00 AM UTC
Not many people need convincing to travel to exotic destinations across the world. Every country has something or the other to offer to its visitors—be it vast white beaches with an unending horizon of the blue ocean, tall mountains with extensive flora and fauna, or a brightly lit city bustling with an urban population. However, every country does its best to entice travellers to maintain its booming tourism industry.
Tourism sectors have an array of practised marketing efforts rolled up their sleeves and one of the many is to sum up an entire country in just a handful of words. Tourism slogans have become a trademark of a country. From aspirational to downright cringe-y, tourism slogans give us a glimpse of the country they represent. Here’s a list of tourism slogans from almost every country in the world.
Tourism slogans from Africa
Tourism is an important economic sector for any country in Africa. So, it is only natural that the tourism slogans here are enticing, too.
- Algeria – The Journey of the Heart
- Benin – Revealing Benin
- Botswana – Our ride, your destination
- Burundi – The ‘Eden’ in the Heart of Africa
- Cameroon – Africa in Miniature
- Chad – Oasis of the Sahel
- Djibouti – Djibeauty
- Egypt – Where it all begins
- Eswatini – A Royal Experience
- Ethiopia – Land of Origins
- The Gambia – The Smiling Coast of Africa
- Ghana – Amazing Ghana
- Kenya – Magical Kenya
- Lesotho – The Kingdom in the Sky
- Madagascar – Treasure Island
- Malawi – The Warm Heart of Africa
- Mali – An Authentic Africa
- Mozambique – Come to where it all started
- Namibia – Endless Horizons
- Nigeria – Heartbeat of Africa
- Rwanda – Remember – Unite- Renew
- Sao Tome & Principe – True Tranquility
- Senegal – Where Hospitality is Natural
- Seychelles – Another World
- Sierra Leone – Sieraously Surprising
- South Africa – Inspiring New Ways
- Tanzania – Unforgettable
- Tunisia – Inspiring Tunisia
- Uganda – You’re Welcome
- Zambia – Lets Escape
- Zimbabwe – A World of Wonders
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Tourism slogans from Asia
The largest continent in the world, Asia has plenty to offer to any traveller . With a plethora of countries spreading across the continent, the slogans are just as diverse, too.
- Bahrain – Ours. Yours. Bahrain
- Bangladesh – Beautiful Bangladesh
- Bhutan – Happiness is a Place
- Brunei Darussalam – Adobe of Peace
- Cambodia – Kingdom of Wonder
- Cyprus – Cyprus in your Heart
- Georgia – Emotions are Georgia
- India – Incredible India
- Indonesia – Wonderful Indonesia
- Israel – Land of Creation
- Japan – Endless Discovery
- Jordan – Set Forth on a Great Journey
- Kazakhstan – The World of Wonders
- Kyrgyzstan – So Much to Remember
- Laos – Simply Beautiful
- Lebanon – Live Love Lebanon
- Malaysia – Truly Asia
- The Maldives –The Sunny Side of Life
- Mongolia – Go Nomadic
- Myanmar – Be Enchanted
- Nepal – Lifetime Experience
- Oman – Beauty has an Address
- Pakistan – Land of Adventure and Nature
- The Philippines – It’s More Fun in the Philippines
- Qatar – Qurated for You
- Russia – The Whole World Within Russia
- Saudi Arabia – Saudi, a Kingdom That Inspires
- Singapore — Passion Made Possible
- South Korea – Imagine Your Korea
- Sri Lanka – Hello Again Sri Lanka
- Tajikistan – Fear the Friendship
- Thailand – Amazing Thailand, it Begins with People
- Turkey – Choose Your Memories
- United Arab Emirates – Seven Emirates One Destination
- Uzbekistan – Naturally Irresistible
- Vietnam – Timeless Charm
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Tourism slogans from Europe
Europe has one of the most thriving tourism industries in the world. From Prague to Paris and Rome to Lisbon, Europe is filled with bucket-list destinations.
- Albania – Go your own way
- Austria – Feel the Spark
- Belarus – Hospitality Without Borders
- Belgium – The Place to be
- Bosnia and Herzegovina – The Heart Shaped and at your Fingertips
- Bulgaria – A Discovery to Share
- Croatia – Full of Life
- Czech Republic – Live your Dream
- Denmark – The Land of Everyday Wonder
- Estonia –Epic Estonia
- Finland – I wish I was in Finland
- France – Explore France
- Germany – Simply Inspiring
- Greece – Always Epic
- Hungary – Wow Hungary; Wellspring of Wonders
- Iceland – Come and be inspired by Iceland
- Ireland – Fill your heart with Ireland
- Italy – #treasureitaly
- Lithuania – Real is Beautiful
- Luxembourg – Daydream
- Macedonia – Macedonia Timeless
- Malta – More to Explore
- Moldova – Discover the Touristic Moldova
- Monaco – There is No Place Like Here
- Montenegro – Wild Beauty
- The Netherlands – This is: Netherlands
- Norway – Powered by Nature
- Poland – Move your Imagination
- Portugal – Can’t Skip Tomorrow
- Romania – Explore the Carpathian Gorden
- Serbia – See Serbia
- Slovakia —Travel to Slovakia, Good Idea
- Slovenia – I Feel SLOVEnia
- Spain – #spainindetail
- Sweden – Welcome to Sweden, when the time is right
- Switzerland – Get Natural
- Ukraine – Experience Ukraine
- United Kingdom – Escape the Everyday
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Tourism slogans from Oceania
Oceania is filled with exotic landscapes. With the Fiji Islands , this continent is a favourite amongst travellers.
- Australia – Come Live Our PhilAUsophy
- Kiribati – For Travellers
- New Zealand – 100% Pure
- Papua New Guinea – A Million Different Journeys
- Samoa – Where Beautiful Just Happens
- Tonga – The True South Pacific
- Vanuatu – Answer the Call of Vanuatu
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Tourism slogans from the americas.
The Americas welcome a huge number of travellers from all around the world, thanks to its innumerable tourist spots.
- Antigua and Barbuda – The Beach is Just The Beginning
- Argentina – Beats to your rhythm
- The Bahamas – Fly Away
- Barbados – Love Barbados
- Belize – Discover How to Be
- Bolivia – Bolivia Awaits You
- Brazil – Visit and Love Us
- Canada – For Glowing Hearts
- Chile – Where the Impossible is Possible
- Colombia – The Most Welcoming Place
- Costa Rica – Essential Costa Rica
- Cuba – Breathe Cuba
- Dominica – The Nature Island
- Dominican Republic – Dominican Republic Has it All
- Ecuador – Be well in Ecuador
- EI Salvador – The 45-minute Country
- Guatemala – Heart of The Mayan World
- Guyana – South America Undiscovered
- Jamaica – Heartbeat of the World
- Nicaragua – Urica Original
- Panama – Panama Surprises
- Paraguay – You Have to Feel it
- Peru – Time To Take a Trip with Your Imagination
- Saint Kitts and Nevis – Follow your Heart
- Saint Lucia – Let Her Inspire You
- Suriname – A Colorful Experience
- Uruguay – Uruguay Natural
- USA – Visit the USA
- Venezuela – Venezuela is Your Destination
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The 8 best places to discover in Slovenia
Jan 5, 2022 • 9 min read
Lake Bled and its island church is perhaps Slovenia’s most iconic image © Brusonja / Getty Images
For proof of the idiom “good things come in small packages,” one only needs to visit Slovenia. In an area about half the size of Switzerland, this Central European country packs in mountain ranges, an Adriatic coastline, fashionable cities, rivers, lakes and perched villages.
Better still, the country, which takes pride in its avant-garde sustainable-tourism philosophy, is actually all the easier to take in because of its compact nature. In one day, travelers can easily walk in the Alps, kayak a glacial waterway, drive to one of several world-class winemaking regions, and then take a dip in the sea. At the moment, you may not be able to name multiple Slovenian cities, regions or landmarks, but that’s a positive. Slovenia — hiding in plain sight — is waiting to be discovered.
See spectacular architecture in Ljubljana
All roads in Slovenia lead to its capital, and not just because it’s situated in the center of the country. Named the European Green Capital in 2016, this city of nearly 300,000 is a nexus buzzing with active, cycle-riding residents, alternative culture and eclectic restaurants, museums and cafes. However, the setting alone is worth a visit: Every square has a story told in a language of historical epochs and stunning architecture.
Start your investigation of Slovenia’s biggest city at the fairytale-like Ljubljana Castle , a 16th-century hilltop fortification. Either make the short, inclined trek along a clearly marked footpath or take the funicular. Once there, check out a range of attractions, such as the Museum of Puppetry or the Exhibition of Slovenian History. Back down in the Old Town you will, in rapid succession, come across the baroque Cathedral of St Nicholas , built on 13th-century foundations; the main square, Prešernov Trg , and its bright-pink 17th-century Franciscan Church of the Annunciation ; and a series of bridges straddling the Ljubljanica River.
Although all of the river crossings are unique, the Triple Bridge , designed by local superhero architect Jože Plečnik, stands out. Take a closer look, and you’ll realize just how many of the city’s architectural gems were the product of Plečnik’s brilliance during the first half of the 20th century. Don’t leave Ljubljana without admiring his National & University Library or taking a guided tour of Plečnik House , his home and studio for more than 35 years.
Peel back layers of history in Maribor
The truth is, Maribor could fit into several “best of” categories. Slovenia’s second largest city, it anchors the country's Podravska wine region, and it also has a thriving gourmet scene, including the Michelin-starred restaurant Hiša Denk , about nine miles north of the center. Plus, because it sits on the Drava River, it's a hub for adventure activities like rafting, cycling and hiking. But all that said, Maribor is, at its heart, a treasure chest of historic layers.
Settled time and again during the Stone Age, Celtic period and Roman era, the city dates back to the Middle Ages, with a plethora of sites for history buffs. First, stop in at Maribor Regional Museum to get an overview, then walk just north of town to visit the remains of the 12th-century castle known today as Piramida . Back in the center is Glavni Trg , which was the market square during the medieval period. Here, you’ll see the 16th-century Town Hall before sitting for a glass of wine at the Old Vine House , where the world’s oldest producing vine — more than 400 years old — climbs the facade and still produces vino.
Plan for outdoor adventure in Bovec
At the edge of Triglav National Park , squeezed between the Julian Alps and the crystal-clear turquoise Soča River, Bovec is a haven for nearly any mountain or water activity imaginable. There is a holiday’s worth of sites surrounding the country’s adventure capital, and by enjoying them, you can scratch both your adrenaline- and culture-seeking itches.
Start your journey by cycling approximately 7km (4.3 miles) southwest of Bovec, along the Soča River, to the Boka Waterfall , Slovenia’s highest falls. Then head in the other direction: you'll pedal next to the Koritnica River for 4.5km (2.8 miles) until you reach Kluže Fortress , a 15th-century wooden fort that was upgraded to a stone version, wedged between peaks and gorges, in the 18th century. Make sure to take in the exhibition describing the area’s importance along the front lines of World War I.
Jump to the next excitement level and explore the area’s extremes. Start with an advanced kayak session by paddling both the Soča and Koritnica Rivers (a permit is needed). Then take a gondola ride to Kanin Ski Centre , the country’s highest ski area at around 2300m (7546ft).
Have a romantic holiday at Lake Bled
Whether you know it or not, you’ve likely seen Lake Bled before. The tectonic glacial lake and its island church — floating on the still water as if placed there centuries ago to fulfill future photographers’ dreams — is perhaps Slovenia’s most iconic image, and the cover shot of many articles and guidebooks. The logical reason for this is clear the moment you see it: Even in two dimensions, this magical place pulls at your heartstrings and touches emotions you were unprepared to confront. When you see it in person with that special someone by your side, get ready for fireworks.
Luckily, there is ample opportunity to stroll or float hand-in-hand in this snowglobe-worthy setting. Start with a boat ride to Bled Island , where churches have been built and rebuilt for more than a millennium; today’s structure is the 17th-century baroque Church of the Assumption . Vows renewed, head to Bled Castle , which rests on a bluff overlooking the lake. Dating from the early 11th century, the fortress was rebuilt after an earthquake in the 16th century. No romantic outing here is complete without an easy hike to Vintgar Gorge , around 4km (2.5 miles) from the town of Bled. Boardwalks and bridges take lovers (and anyone else) on an intimate journey across the magical 1600m (5249ft) ravine.
Experience local culture at Lake Bohinj
Though small, Slovenia has a surprising amount of regionality, and every area exudes pride about the characteristics that make it unique. When visiting Lake Bohinj — the country’s largest natural lake, tucked into the Julian Alps in Triglav National Park — you will find a community that takes every opportunity to share the authenticity of their beloved landscape, food and history. Give into the temptation to sip on whatever is handed you and just listen.
Lake Bohinj is big. At more than four kilometers in length, the area is more than just a body of water – it's a collection of settlements within the Bohinj Municipality. Before eating or buying souvenirs, look for the Bohinjsko (from Bohinj) label signifying it is locally produced. Then, gobble down or purchase a range of must-haves including cheeses, honey, kitchenwares, jam, beer and even gin.
In the community of Stara Fužina, get a firmer grip on the local lifestyle at the Alpine Dairy Farming Museum , where exhibits explain how farm-to-table is more than just a recent trend here. In late spring, the International Wildflower Festival is a perfect event to experience the Bohinj from the roots up. And when you are ready to travel to or from the municipality, head to the train station in the town of Bohinjska Bistrica for an unforgettable journey through alpine tunnels on tracks laid by the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Soak up the sun in Piran
Such is the bounty of Slovenia that you can play in the mountains in the morning and lounge on the beach in the afternoon. When that urge strikes — and it likely will — Piran is the spot to soak up the rays, splash in the Adriatic and discover a unique destination on the country’s 47km (29.2 miles) of coastline.
Often called the most beautiful town along Slovenia’s Adriatic shore, Piran predates the Romans, but it got its present look during the Middle Ages, when it was part of the Venetian Empire. Get a panoramic overview of this intoxicating town by climbing the 147 stairs to the top of the bell tower , located next to the 17th-century baroque Cathedral of St George . From here, you can see three countries.
Come down from your perch to Tartinijev Trg (Tartini Square), the nerve center of town before heading to the Mediadom Pyrhani , 150m (492ft) away, to get a multimedia take on Piran history. Don't forget the reason you’ve raced down here from the mountains: A 15-minute walk takes you to Fiesa Beach for your plunge into the sea.
Explore esoteric interests in the Karst Region
The Karst Region , which takes its name from its porous, limestone topography, acts as a synapse between Slovenia’s northern alpine delights and the Adriatic coast in the southwest. This compact area produces outstanding prosciutto, cheese and wines – such as the ones from Čotar Vineyard in the town of Komen – as well as unexpected pleasures both above and below ground.
In the town of Lipica, take a tour of the Lipizzaner stud farm , where the famous white horses have been bred for more than four centuries. Then take a deep subterranean dive into the Škocjan Caves , a Unesco World Heritage site with some 6km (3.7 miles) of tunnels, passages and chambers filled with enough stalagmites and stalactites to excite any spelunker.
Drink wine in Goriska Brda
Straddling the Italian border, Goriška brda (or simply “Brda”) has been a driving force in Slovenia’s growing reputation as a top wine destination . From one of the many perched villages scattered across the fertile hillsides, you’ll see a seemingly endless expanse of vineyards disappearing over the horizon. A visit here, however, is about more than just observation. To understand the passion brought to every bottle, you’ve got to fill your glass with the area’s liquid gold.
Start in the village of Dobrovo with a tour of the cellars at Klet Brda wine cooperative, where you’ll have the chance to sample 12 of its finest labels. To compare and contrast, head to Simčič Winery , in the village of Ceglo, to taste some of the country’s best vino. Make sure to ask for their Rebula, the region’s signature white variety.
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Tourism Slogans for Every Country in the World: From Catchy to Cringeworthy
You guys — I have gone down a rabbit hole. 🤦🏻♀️ I started searching for country tourism slogans to include on a Country Quick Facts Infographic I am creating for my newly-designed country category pages (check out the test run for Colombia here !).
Before I knew it, I had compiled a comprehensive list of the tourism slogans for every country and territory in the world! So I decided to rank the Top 20 Best and Worst tourism slogans just for kicks. And I also threw in a few tourism logos while I was at it!
It was interesting to see what catchy (or not-so-catchy) taglines countries have come up with to lure tourists, especially since (at the time of this writing) US citizens are banned from all but a handful of these countries due to the coronavirus.
Some countries opted for the easy go-to of alliteration (“Brilliant Barbados”; “Beautiful Burundi”; “Pristine Paradise Palau”; “Timeless Tuvalu”) or assonance (“Epic Estonia”; “Incredible India”). Other countries got a little more creative (Djibouti: “Djibeauty”; Slovenia: “I feel sLOVEnia”; Ukraine: “It’s all about U”).
A few countries decided to make some bold claims (“Dominican Republic Has It All”; “All You Need Is Ecuador”; Honduras: “Everything Is Here”), while smaller, lesser-known countries opted to just tell you where they are located (Andorra: “The Pyrenean Country”; Bosnia & Herzegovina: “The Heart of SE Europe”).
Without further ado, here is my ranking (in alphabetical order) of the Top 20 Best and Worst Country Tourism Slogans. Let’s get the cringeworthy taglines out of the way first before moving onto the catchy ones….
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Worst Country Tourism Slogans
Armenia – Visit Armenia, It is Beautiful
Straight to the point but I feel like Armenia kind of mailed it in on this one.
Explore Armenia
Brazil – Visit and Love Us
Sounds a bit needy to me, Brazil.
Explore Brazil
Brunei Darussalam – Abode of Peace
Interesting slogan for a country known for its human rights violations…
Explore Brunei Darussalam
El Salvador – El Salvador: Impressive!
I guess this is a step up from their previous slogan “The 45-Minute Country” but still a bit lackluster.
Explore El Salvador
Finland – I Wish I Was in Finland
Putting the words in tourists’ mouths…
Explore Finland
Gibraltar (UK) – Time to be Enlightened
I’m pretty sure Gibraltar is all about a giant rock so I’m not sure what’s so enlightening?
Explore Gibraltar
Honduras – Everything is Here
Bold claim, Honduras.
Explore Honduras
Hungary – WOW Hungary
WOW is supposedly an acronym for Wellspring of Wonders but it really only works if you’re in the know. I kinda feel like they should just spell it out and skip the acronym altogether?
Explore Hungary
Indonesia – Wonderful Indonesia
I’m sure it is wonderful but I feel like they missed an opportunity for something more creative here…
Explore Indonesia
Iran – You Are Invited
Nice sentiment but are we really? At least for Americans, I’m not so sure how welcome we’d be.
Explore Iran
Jordan – Yes, It’s Jordan
Jordan’s getting a bit cocky here if you ask me…
Explore Jordan
Luxembourg – Live Your Unexpected Luxembourg
I’m not even sure what this means? I’ve been to Luxembourg and it is a beautiful but bland tiny speck of a country.
Explore Luxembourg
Montserrat (UK) – Come. We Have Time for You.
It’s actually so bad that it’s kind of good.
Explore Montserrat
The Netherlands – The Original Cool
I think I’m missing something. What does this even mean?
Explore The Netherlands
Paraguay – You Have to Feel It!
Feel what? A bit forward for a first date.
Explore Paraguay
Slovakia – Travel in Slovakia – Good Idea
I actually secretly love how cringeworthy this one is…
Explore Slovakia
Syria – Always Beautiful
Really, Syria? The decades of civil war might imply otherwise.
Explore Syria
Tunisia – I Feel Like Tunisia
What does this even mean?!
Explore Tunisia
United States – All Within Your Reach
America, you can do better. First of all, our country is huge. Second of all, I beg to differ based on the rampant racial and gender inequity coursing through our nation.
Explore the United States
Uruguay – Uruguay Natural
Huh? I don’t get it.
Explore Uruguay
Best Country Tourism Slogans
Anguilla (UK) – Tranquillity Wrapped in Blue
This conjures up an image of taking a nap on a beach, wrapped up in a beach towel, with not a care in the world.
Explore Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda – The Beach is Just the Beginning
I like both the alliteration and the implication that there’s so much more to this country than it belies on the surface.
Explore Antigua and Barbuda
Austria – Arrive and Revive
This just sounds so refreshing!
Explore Austria
Bhutan – Happiness is a Place
Bhutan measures Gross Domestic Happiness as a metric of success so I believe them…
Explore Bhutan
Cape Verde – No Stress
Sounds good to me!
Explore Cape Verde
Denmark – The Happiest Place on Earth
If you’ve got it, flaunt it.
Explore Denmark
Djibouti – Djibeauty
See what they did there? Love the catchphrase but you need to work on your logo, Djibouti.
Explore Djibouti
Faroe Islands (Denmark) – Unspoiled, Unexplored, Unbelievable
I’m all about the hidden gems so sign me up!
Explore Faroe Islands
Fiji – Where Happiness Finds You
Yes, please. 🙋🏻♀️
Explore Fiji
Kiribati – For Travellers
The implication is that Kiribati is for travelers, NOT tourists. And I like it.
Explore Kiribati
Montenegro – Wild Beauty
Something about this slogan just resonates with me.
Explore Montenegro
Morocco – Much Mor
Clever, Morocco.
Explore Morocco
Mozambique – Explore the Unexplored!
My kind of traveling!
Explore Mozambique
Nigeria – Good People, Great Nation
I just love the country pride and it actually really makes me want to visit.
Explore Nigeria
Oman – Beauty Has an Address
Since I list Oman as one of my favorite places I have visited, I can attest to the truth of this statement.
Explore Oman
Philippines – It’s More Fun in the Philippines
Enticing…I’d like to find out if this is true!
Explore Philippines
Tajikistan – Feel the Friendship
Sounds lovely, Tajikistan.
Explore Tajikistan
Timor-Leste – Explore the Undiscovered
Hidden gems are my jam. One day, Timor-Leste, one day.
Explore Timor-Leste
Ukraine – It’s All About U
I love both the play on words and the inviting sentiment here!
Explore Ukraine
Uzbekistan – Naturally Irresistible!
From the pictures I’ve seen, I’m dying to find out if I can’t resist the nature in Uzbekistan.
Explore Uzbekistan
Complete List of Tourism Slogans by Country
Afghanistan – N/A
Albania – Go Your Own Way
Algeria – Tourism for Everybody
American Samoa (US) – N/A
Angola – Country of the Future
Andorra – The Pyrenean Country
Antarctica – The White Continent
Argentina – Beats to Your Rhythm
Artsakh (Armenia) – A Hidden Treasure
Aruba (Netherlands) – One Happy Island
Australia – Come Live Australia’s PhilAUSophy
Azerbaijan – Take Another Look
Bahamas – Fly Away
Bahrain – Ours. Yours. Bahrain.
Bangladesh – Beautiful Bangladesh
Barbados – Brilliant Barbados
Belarus – Hospitality Without Borders
Belgium – The Place to Be
Belize – Belize is a Curious Place
Benin – N/A
Bermuda (UK) – So Much More
Bolivia – Bolivia Awaits You
Bonaire (Netherlands) – Once a Visitor Always a Friend
Bosnia and Herzegovina – The Heart of SE Europe
Botswana – Our Pride, Your Destination
Brazil – Brazil. Visit and Love Us
Bulgaria – A Discovery to Share
Burkina Faso – N/A
Burundi – Beautiful Burundi
Cabo Verde – No Stress
Cambodia – Kingdom of Wonder
Cameroon – Africa in Miniature
Canada – Keep Exploring
Cayman Islands (UK) – Dream in Cayman
Central African Republic – N/A
Chad – Oasis of the Sahel
Chile – Where the Impossible is Possible
China – Explore the World with Us
Colombia – Colombia is Magical Realism
Comoros – N/A
Congo, Democratic Republic of – N/A
Congo, Republic of – N/A
Cook Islands (New Zealand) – Love A Little Paradise
Costa Rica – Essential Costa Rica
Côte d’Ivoire – N/A
Croatia – Full of Life
Cuba – Autentica Cuba
Curaçao (Netherlands) – Curacao: Real. Different.
Cyprus – Cyprus in Your Heart
Czech Republic – Land of Stories
Dominica – The Nature Island
Dominican Republic – Dominican Republic Has It All
East Timor – Being First Has Its Rewards
Ecuador – All You Need is Ecuador
Egypt – Where It All Begins
England – Discover Your England
Equatorial Guinea – N/A
Eritrea – N/A
Estonia – Epic Estonia
Eswatini – A Royal Experience
Ethiopia – Land of Origins
Falkland Islands (UK) – Desire the Right
France – Rendez Vous en France
French Guiana (France) – N/A
French Polynesia (France) – Reconnect with the World
Gabon – N/A
Gambia – The Smiling Coast of Africa
Georgia – For the Best Moments of Your Life
Germany – Simply Inspiring
Ghana – Culture, Warmth, and Much More
Greece – Always in Season
Greenland (Denmark) – N/A
Grenada – Pure Grenada: The Spice of the Caribbean
Guadeloupe (France) – The French Caribbean Archipelago
Guam (US) – Where America’s Day Begins
Guatemala – Heart of the Mayan World
Guinea – N/A
Guinea-Bissau – N/A
Guyana – South America, Undiscovered
Haiti – Experience It!
Hong Kong (China) – Best of It All, It’s in Hong Kong
Iceland – Inspired by Iceland
India – Incredible India
Iraq – The Other Iraq (Kurdistan)
Ireland – Jump into Ireland
Israel – Land of Creation
Italy – Made in Italy
Jamaica – Heartbeat of the World
Japan – Endless Discovery
Kazakhstan – The Land of Wonders
Kenya – Magical Kenya
Kosovo – N/A
Kuwait – Pearl of the Gulf
Kyrgyzstan – So Much to Discover!
Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Laos) – Simply Beautiful
Latvia – Best Enjoyed Slowly
Lebanon – Passion for Living
Lesotho – The Kingdom in the Sky
Liberia – The Gateway for Tourism
Libya – N/A
Liechtenstein – Experience Princely Moments
Lithuania – Real is Beautiful
Macau (China) – The City of Dreams
Madagascar – A Genuine Island, A World Apart
Malawi – The Warm Heart of Africa
Malaysia – Truly Asia
Maldives – The Sunny Side of Life
Malta – Truly Mediterranean
Marshall Islands – N/A
Martinique (France) – There’s Only One Martinique
Mauritania – N/A
Mauritius – It’s a Pleasure
Mayotte (France) – N/A
Mexico – A World of Its Own
Micronesia (Federated States of) – Experience the Warmth
Moldova – Discover the Routes of Life
Monaco – For You
Mongolia – Nomadic by Nature
Myanmar – Myanmar, Be Enchanted
Namibia – Endless Horizons
Nauru – N/A
Nepal – Lifetime Experiences
Netherlands – The Original Cool
New Caledonia (France) – Pacific Heart
New Zealand – 100% Pure
Nicaragua – I Love You As You Are
Niger – N/A
Niue (New Zealand) – Nowhere Like Us
North Korea – N/A
North Macedonia – North Macedonia Timeless
Northern Mariana Islands (US) – N/A
Norway – Powered by Nature
Oman – Beauty Has An Address
Pakistan – It’s Beautiful, It’s Pakistan
Palau – Pristine Paradise Palau
Palestinian Territories – A Land of the Heart
Panama – Discovered by Nature
Papua New Guinea – A Million Different Journeys
Peru – Land of the Incas
Pitcairn Island (UK) – Come Explore
Poland – Move Your Imagination
Portugal – Europe’s West Coast
Puerto Rico (US) – Ready to Enchant You
Qatar – Qurated for You
Reunion Island (France) – The Ultimate Island
Romania – Explore the Carpathian Garden
Russian Federation – Reveal Your Own Russia
Rwanda – Discover the Land of a Thousand Hills
Saba (Netherlands) – The Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean
Samoa – Beautiful Samoa
San Marino – San Marino For All
Sao Tome and Principe – N/A
Saudi Arabia – Experience to Discover
Scotland – A Spirit of Its Own
Senegal – N/A
Serbia – My Serbia
Seychelles – Another World
Sierra Leone – The Freedom to Explore
Singapore – Passion Made Possible
Slovenia – I Feel sLOVEnia
Solomon Islands – Solomon Is.
Somalia – N/A
South Africa – Inspiring New Ways
South Korea – Imagine Your Korea
South Sudan – N/A
Spain – #spainindetail
Sri Lanka – So Sri Lanka
St. Eustatius (Netherlands) – The Caribbean’s Hidden Treasure
St. Kitts and Nevis – Follow Your Heart
St. Lucia – Let Her Inspire You
St. Martin (France) / St. Maarten (Netherlands) – The Friendly Island
St. Vincent and the Grenadines – The Caribbean You’re Looking For
Sudan – N/A
Suriname – A Colorful Experience…Exotic Beyond Words
Sweden – N/A
Switzerland – Get Natural
Taiwan – The Heart of Asia
Tanzania – The Soul of Africa
Thailand – Amazing Thailand: It Begins with the People
Tibet (China) – Take a Trip to the Holy Land
Tonga – The True South Pacific
Trinidad and Tobago – Go Beyond Ordinary
Turkey – Be Our Guest
Turkmenistan – The Heart of the Great Silk Road
Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) – Beautiful by Nature
Tuvalu – Timeless Tuvalu
Uganda – The Pearl of Africa
United Arab Emirates – Discover All That’s Possible
United Kingdom – Home of Amazing Moments
United States of America – All Within Your Reach
Vanuatu – Discover What Matters
Vatican City – N/A
Venezuela – Venezuela is Your Destination!
Vietnam – Timeless Charm
Virgin Islands (UK) – Nature’s Little Secrets
Virgin Islands (US) – Visit To Be Inspired
Wales – #findyourepic
Wallis and Futuna Islands (France) – Islands of Hidden Treasures
Yemen – N/A
Zambia – Let’s Explore
Zimbabwe – A World of Wonders
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Laura is an avid traveler who aspires to live a life filled with adventure and a dash of luxury and hopes to inspire others to do the same. She seems to consistently be drawn to lesser-traveled hidden "pearls" and loves to give these under-the-radar places the credit they are due. Laura can often be found on the ski slopes in the winter and is obsessed with all activities involving water...and mac and cheese...and Golden Retrievers.
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Sustainable tourism
Sustainable tourism means more than just environmentally friendly practices.
The World Tourism Organization defines sustainable tourism as responsible tourism that takes into account the needs of the environment, local communities, local businesses and visitors.
Sustainable tourism is based on four pillars of development:
- economic: ensuring the competitiveness of tourist destinations and tourism companies, so that they can thrive and provide long-term benefits;
- environmental: reducing air, water and land pollution, reducing waste, enhancing the quality and characteristics of the landscape, and protecting and conserving nature, vegetation and animal life;
- socio-cultural: improving the quality of life in local communities and enhancing and respecting cultural and historical heritage, the diversity of tourist destinations and traditions;
- climate: reducing the impact of tourism on climate and improving climate change adaptation in tourism.
To ensure long-term sustainability, a suitable balance needs to be established between all pillars. For tourism to be competitive, it will need to be based on economic viability while maintaining respect for the natural, cultural and social environment.
The benefits of such sustainable development are:
- financial savings for businesses and destinations whose costs are reduced due to efficient energy use and the use of renewable energy sources;
- greater attractiveness of sustainable businesses to investors ;
- better preparedness of sustainable businesses to adapt to changes in environmental legislation , with environmentally friendly certified providers having precedence in calls for co-funding;
- tourism service providers and destinations with a sustainable approach develop a higher quality product and strive for a higher quality guest experience;
- companies that pay more attention to the natural and social environment and employee satisfaction are better able to motivate employees and retain quality staff;
- tourism companies with sustainable practices that have been recognised under environmental schemes achieve higher visibility and enjoy higher prestige.
The green scheme and ecolabels in tourism
With the help of the Slovenian Tourist Board, Slovenia has been promoting itself as a green, active and healthy country for several years. The slogan reflects the sustainable orientation of Slovenian tourism. Under the Slovenia Green umbrella label, we have established the Green sheme of Slovenian tourism that encourages sustainable actions, unites efforts towards sustainable development promotes the green stories of Slovenian tourism. Slovenia Green is a national programme, a certification scheme and a mark of quality for tourist destinations and accommodation providers. The label promotes the sustainable actions of tourism service providers and tourist destinations, with accommodation providers obtaining the Slovenia Green Accommodation label.
Tourism service providers that wish to join the Green Scheme of Slovenian Tourism must already be in possessions of one of the internationally recognised ecolabels, the acquisition of which can be co-financed via an annual public tender. The aim is to encourage legal entities and private individuals, associations and other public and private entities active in the field of tourism to introduce environmental or ecological management and environmental or ecological standards in tourist accommodation and to encourage the acquisition of an internationally recognised ecolabel.
The European Destinations of Excellence project
Slovenia participates in the European Destinations of Excellence project, which promotes the development of sustainable tourism in Europe and focuses on small, yet interesting destinations that provide authentic experiences and allow visitors to explore various tourist services on offer. Slovenia boasts eight European destinations of excellence: The Soča Valley, the Solčava region, the Kolpa river, Idrija, Laško, the Brda Hills, Koper and Podčetrtek.
The Slovenian Tourist Board is also actively nurturing innovation and encouraging sustainability-oriented, innovative and creative ideas in the framework of the Sejalec and Snovalec projects.
Human resources in the hospitality and tourism industries
The right kind of human resources development is crucial for the successful operation of tourism businesses and the competitiveness of Slovenian tourism at the international level. It is the employees in the hospitality and tourism industries who create added value and ensure high quality tourist services. Investing in human resources development is therefore a vital part of ensuring long-term and sustainable development not only at the level of tourism companies, but also at the level of tourist destinations. The 2017–2021 Strategy for the Sustainable Growth of Slovenian Tourism sets out measures applying to employees in the hospitality and tourism industries.
National certification scheme for successful employee management in Slovenian tourism
In order to improve employee management in the hospitality and tourism industries and raise the profile of the profession, the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology is preparing a proposal for a national certification scheme for successful employee management in Slovenian tourism .
Professions in the hospitality and tourism industries
Workers in the hospitality and tourism industries undoubtedly have one of the most demanding jobs, as for much of their working time they are in direct contact with guests. Guest satisfaction is an indicator of the quality of the work. The Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Vocational Education and Training develops education and training programmes based on professional standards.
There are two regulated professions in the Slovenian tourism industry: tour guide and mountain guide. Foreign nationals may pursue regulated professions or activities in the Republic of Slovenia in accordance with the provisions of the Act Regulating the Procedure for Recognition of Professional Qualifications for Practising Regulated Professions. Training for tour guides is provided by the Tourism and Hospitality Chamber of Slovenia .
Slovenian citizens wishing to practise the profession of mountain guide abroad and foreign nationals wishing to practise this profession in Slovenia can apply for a European Professional Card (EPC) .
Targeted research programme, a study in relation to human resources 2017–2020
Together with the Slovenian Research Agency, the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology commissioned a targeted research project entitled the Identification of employee competences essential to the long-term competitive advantage of Slovenian tourism and the development of proposals for updating education programmes , which was carried out by the Faculty of Tourism of the University of Maribor, in cooperation with the Faculty of Tourism Studies of the University of Primorska. The project was completed in March 2020. The results of the study will be published and recommendations for the renewal of education programmes will be prepared.
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Tourism Taglines of Every Country In The World
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What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of a holiday destination?
It may be its scenery, its culture or so on but I can say that there are some tourism slogans that reflect the true essence of a place where some may be amusing, some can leave a broad grin on your face or some, a wistful one.
We all know that every country in the world hires its own advertising agency to come up with some fancy tourism slogans to attract tourists from not only within the country but from all over the world.
And in fact, these slogans have so far done a good job of sweeping the imperfections under the carpet while painting a dreamy picture of them to the outsiders.
For example – I really like the tourism slogan of Norway which is “Powered by Nature”.
Now , I have tried to bring “Tourism Slogans of Every Country In The World” to one place that’s also continent wise which will be easy for you to find out.
So, take a look at these tourism slogans from different countries in the world.
Here are the Tourism Taglines of Every Country In The World Continent Wise.
*AFRICAN COUNTRIES*
Surrounded by water from all directions, Africa is a continent with clearly defined borders. In the north it is separated from Europe by the Mediterranean Sea, in the northeast, is separated from Asia by the Suez Canal and farther by the Red Sea. From the east and southeast, it is surrounded by the Indian Ocean, from the west by the Atlantic Ocean.
Colorful Morocco is in the first place among the most popular travel spots in this part of the world, the second place belongs to South Africa , followed by Egypt and Tunisia .
Here are the African Countries With Their Tourism Taglines:
*ASIAN COUNTRIES*
Being the biggest continent in the world, Asia occupies the eastern part of the single Eurasian landmass. Surrounded by the Arctic Ocean from the north, by the Pacific Ocean from the east, and by the Indian Ocean from the south, it is separated from Africa by Suez Canal.
The Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea separate Asia from Europe, farther the overland border runs through the Caucasus Mountains, the Caspian Sea, the Ural River, and the Ural Mountains.
The most visited tourist country in this region is China as a huge cultural center, followed by no less popular destinations like India , Thailand , Malaysia, and Turkey .
Here are the Asian Countries With Their Tourism Taglines:
*AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA COUNTRIES*
The smallest continent in the world, called Australia and Oceania , is surrounded by the Indian, Southern, and Pacific Oceans.
It includes the entire Australian mainland, such big islands as New Zealand, Tasmania, New Guinea (only its eastern half), and many thousands of tiny, tropical islands of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia regions, scattered throughout the South Pacific.
The most visited tourist destinations in this part of the world are the Australian cities of Sydney and Melbourne , the famous beach resorts of the Gold Coast. The best natural attraction is the Great Barrier Reef, and popular island holiday destinations are Fiji and Bora Bora .
Here are the Australia & Oceania Countries With Their Tourism Taglines:
*EUROPEAN COUNTRIES*
Europe is a unique continent, which is not surrounded by water from all directions and has an overland border with neighboring Asia.
Physiographically, it occupies the northwestern part of the large landmass known as Eurasia and surrounded from the north by the Arctic Ocean, from the west by the Atlantic Ocean, from the south by the Mediterranean Sea, and from the southeast by the Black Sea.
The most visited travel destination in this part of the world is France with its capital Paris as the best place of interest, followed by Spain , Italy , the United Kingdom , and Germany .
Here are the European Countries With Their Tourism Taglines:
*NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES*
Occupying the northern part of the large supercontinent known as the Americas or New World, North America is surrounded by the Arctic Ocean from the north and by the Atlantic Ocean from the east, by the Pacific Ocean from the west and south.
It has an overland border with the South American continent, which runs along the state boundary between Panama and Colombia.
Among the most visited North American countries the number one is the USA , where New York City is considered the most attractive landmark for travelers, further followed by Mexico and Canada .
Here are the North American Countries With Their Tourism Taglines:
*SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES*
This continent occupies the entire southern part of the supercontinent of the Americas, that’s why is called South America .
It is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean from the west, by the Atlantic Ocean from the east and north, by the Caribbean Sea from the northwest, and connected with North America in the northeast part. An overland border between two continents stretches along the Panama-Colombian state boundary.
As for travel, the most visited among the South American countries are Brazil , Argentina , and Peru , the last one is the home of the region’s most famous tourist attraction Machu Picchu , the mysterious city of the Incas.
Here are the South American Countries With Their Tourism Taglines:
( Note: Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey are on both continents which are transcontinental countries, partially located in both Europe and Asia called Eurasia that why I have mentioned these countries in both continents Asia and Europe. Armenia and Cyprus politically are considered European countries, though geographically they are located in the West Asia territory.)
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Nebraska tourism slogan is no more. ‘Everything has a shelf life,’ official says
LINCOLN, Neb. ( Nebraska Examiner ) - Frankly, it was a state tourism slogan that wasn’t for everybody.
On Monday, the Nebraska tourism director announced publicly that it was ditching its edgy, 5-year-old tagline: “Nebraska, honestly it’s not for everyone.”
Officials said the slogan was successful in getting previously uninterested travelers curious about visiting Nebraska, but it had also been criticized — including by Gov. Jim Pillen — as reinforcing the state’s lack of soaring mountains and ocean beaches.
‘Thing of the past’
“It’s a thing of the past,” John Ricks, director of the Nebraska Tourism Commission, told members of the Legislature’s budget-writing Appropriations Committee on Monday.
“Times change. Everything has a shelf life,” added David Fudge, executive director of North Platte’s Nebraskaland Days festival.
Ricks made the revelation during a public hearing in which he requested an increase in spending authority for his commission, from $7.4 million to $10.5 million, to increase marketing of visiting the state.
“We want to keep pounding in Chicago,” Ricks told senators.
Funds for more marketing
The Windy City and Oklahoma City were targets of new state marketing campaigns in the past year that, he said, were financed by federal coronavirus funds.
The increased spending, Ricks emphasized, would be financed by a combination of state lodging taxes and surplus tourism commission funds, not tax dollars.
The marketing, however, won’t include the tagline: “Nebraska, honestly it’s not for everyone.”
Motto increased interest
Ricks said the motto was successful in increasing interest in visiting the state, saying that a survey of tourists in the target market for Nebraska showed interest rising from 19% in 2019 to 39% more recently.
He said that when he was hired 7½ years ago, Nebraska suffered a publicity problem. It ranked last among states that tourists were interested in visiting. It had a reputation as flat, boring and a long way across.
“The only way we could get their attention, honestly, was by agreeing with them, and then counteracting it,” Ricks said.
That led to billboards showing groups of happy people riding down a Sandhills stream in a livestock tank with the headline: “Lucky for you there’s nothing to do here.” Or a billboard of hikers hopping between rock formations at northwest Nebraska’s Toadstool Park with the line, “Famous for our flat, boring landscape.”
Pillen slammed slogan
In the last “Portrait of American Travelers” report last fall, Ricks said that Nebraska had risen to a tie for 41st — up from 50th — as a state travelers were interested in visiting.
But Pillen slammed the slogan during his recent State of the State address, calling it “nonsense” and a barrier to recruiting new residents to the state.
Dropping the slogan comes as a proposal is being considered in the Nebraska Legislature to transfer the now-independent Tourism Commission back under the control of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development.
Fudge, who was testifying for both the state travel and hospitality associations, called that move “backwards.”
The commission, he said, was moved out of DED a decade ago because its work in promoting the state’s third largest industry was being lost amid a large bureaucracy.
The decision to drop the tagline came last fall, Ricks said, before the governor’s public dart.
Ricks added that most of the criticism of the tagline wasn’t coming from out-of-state visitors, but from Nebraska residents, or former residents, who considered it a putdown, which wasn’t the purpose.
The Appropriations Committee took no action on the request to raise the Tourism Commission’s spending authority after the public hearing Monday.
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