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Special events and attractions in cultural tourism: Successful practices and new trends
No full textInvestment and changing attitudes towards cultural tourism which has grown increasingly high in demand among the various types of special interest tourism make of it a popular choice among Bulgarian and international tourists. In the era of social networks, the possibility for on-line exchange of comments and opinions has changed forever the way cultural tourism is managed and communicated. This type of special interest tourism requires a particular attention to special events, attractions, and modern animation. This paper deals with how our country’s chances as a promising cultural tourism destination can be enhanced at the background of the new trends in event management. It analyzes some good practices related to notorious special events and attractions and making many successful destinations recognizable
Interdisciplinary approaches, interpretations and key research relationships
Get PDFTheoretical and applied dimensions, approaches for analysis and interpretation. Methodology of understanding – facts, context, endogenous andexogenous factors, interdisciplinary knowledge sharing, consensus matrix and toolkit; new civilization philosophy, way of thinking, integrative criteria; the man of present and future – parameters for constant investments, transformations and balances, index combinations, comparisons and preconditions. 
Constitutional measurements of public interest, protected in the performance of executive activity
No full textThe public interest in carrying out enforcement activities in a constitutional sense is to provide guarantees for compliance with the fundamental principles. In order to exercise the fundamental rights of citizens in the performance of their enforcement activities, the common interest can be formulated by imposing restrictions on them
Polytempo. Proportions, interrelations and trinity of tempos
Get PDFThis work analyzes the tempo proportions of three simultaneously going tempo lines (tempos) – 72 MM, 78 MM, 84 MM – in the cantata „The Fair†(„La Foireâ€) by Stefan Dragostinov. The first performance of this work was on 9th September 1978 in Hilversum, Holland, in WARA studios, at the time of the The Gaudeamus International Composers Award; it was performed by three female chamber formations of the National Radio Holland, each with a different conductor and the whole work conducted by prof. Hans Muller. The cantata „The Fair“ by Stefan Dragostinov was awarded the first prize of the Gaudeamus International Prize for Composers in 1978
Forms of interaction in the project Medea
No full textMedea theatre project, one of the main focuses in the artistic programme of Plovdiv: 2019 European Capital of Culture, has developed different forms of interaction with participants and audiences. This is one of its main characteristics and the current report describes and analyses the specific approaches to attach to the creative process participants from outside – children, organizations and audience: socio-dramatic and art workshops with children, clipclaptheatre: Campaign for the support of children’s education in theatre in the social medias, „selfie point†at The TERRAIN MEDEA EXHIBITION and scenario for life interaction with theatre audience
Option of training for sustainable development and environment througt examples of problem – situation methods
Get PDFIn a rapidly changing social and natural environment, higher education is called upon to play a very complex and multi-faceted role in the process of sustainable development.The purpose of the article is to share a training option for sustainable development and the environment through examples of problem – situation methods
An algorithm for determining the oxygen concentration in the Black Sea by Argo probes
Get PDFThis paper presents the algorithm for determining the concentration of dissolved oxygen in the Black Sea according to data from Argo probes. A comparison was made between data from two Argo probes released in the Black Sea in 2011 and 2014
Gastromaniac. How (food) influencers create trust
Get PDFIn the first part of the paper, I shall offer a brief overview of a hypothesis developed in another publication, which explores the relationship between the primordial feeling of trust that each person’s face elicits to varying degrees and how this represents a type of capital for influencers. In the second part of the paper, I shall develop this model using theoretical know-how from the field of brand management, where a beneficial link between the influencer communication model and that of legendary brands emerges. Thus, for an influencer to build invaluable trust capital with his/her followers in the first place, he/she must start from the position of some passion or sacred beliefs which give authenticity to the core expertise underlying the influence being exerted. In this model, the communicative performance of the influencer and the quality of his/her narrative take centre stage. Credibility depends on the synchrony between these elements and the extent to which the constructed public influencer’s character is true to itself in its various manifestations. An explicitly or implicitly defined lifestyle is always present in the system. It provides concreteness and makes it easier for followers to compare and imitate
Collocational Knowledge Uptake by University Students under Online Learning
No full textThe article discusses an experiment that looked into the acquisition of collocational knowledge in three university groups studying online, each subjected to different learning conditions: incidental acquisition, intentional acquisition, and intentional acquisition with an extra productive output (essay), the latter having been assessed for the amount and accuracy of target lexis usage in their texts. The aim of the study was to see how well upper-intermediate university students could identify collocations in an input text, and how the text-based output affected the collocational uptake outcomes. The study showed that the productive output group outperformed the other intentional learning group, while incidental acquisition group failed to complete a productive knowledge posttest. Although the study revealed only slightly higher gains in the output group, their results appeared more consistent than those demonstrated by the other intentional uptake group, whose retention rate decreased by the time of delayed posttest
