– In order to make it easier for you to assess which guide solutions are best for your business, we have taken a look at the costs that must be considered when choosing an audio guide vs a personal guide.
-Are you considering offering an audio guide for your visitors? We have looked at the advantages and disadvantages of this solution, so that it will be easier for you to choose.
– Rabagasten, who became the new voice of the outsiders in the 1980s, one of Norway’s greatest storytellers, indeed a rock star in Norwegian literature and not least Larvik’s honorary citizen. We are talking about Ingvar Ambjørnsen, who we are now promoting in the audio guide genre, says Kjeld-Willy Hansen.
The atmosphere in the studio was charged when Bjørn Sundquist read stories from his own hometown. We felt both goosebumps and tears in our eyes at the empathy Bjørn had in the storytelling, because this time it is also real. -Join this personal tour with Sundquist here in Hammerfest, says tourism manager Sten Harald Norund Hansson, who has now launched a lot of exciting things in the Voice Of Norway audio guide!
The world’s largest sunflower, Cleopatra’s periodont diamonds, witch burning, Viking graves, the most beautiful summit hikes at 1000 m above sea level, salmon rivers, stone museum and future ship tunnel! Yes, Vanylven can offer something very special. -Now we create an audio guide so that visitors can more easily find all these hidden gems, and so that the stories are not forgotten, says Erlend Løvold in Vanylven Utvikling.
– You have probably experienced it: Goosebumps that spread over your body when you hear beautiful music, the high pulse and terror when the music in a horror film reaches you, the pleasure you feel from a good narration in the audio book. Hearing helps to enrich our senses and the human voice is what has the most influence on us. We give you 6 tips so that you can engage your listeners in the best possible way.
– It goes without saying for us to offer smart solutions that do not pollute nature and the environment. The smart sound app Voice Of Norway supports several of the UN’s sustainability goals and, in addition, it is a goal that the solution is also universally designed (UU), says our chairman Robert Vingsnes.
– We have chosen to offer an audio guide since we see it as a natural part of our digital everyday life. The mobile is always with you and thus you also have a guide at all times. The service is free and we invite both guests and permanent residents to take the trip around Nesset, and experience a little more along the way.
People in Åseral are proud of and fond of their own village and culture. Now they will try to bring out the cultural gems that lie here and make them more accessible and more visible – both for the permanent residents and for visitors who come here to experience magnificent nature and culture.
Skrova – just 30 minutes by ferry from Svolvær in Lofoten. The place where people and fish meet art and culture. An island where you can lower your shoulders, forget stress and picture-taking. Here, everything is within walking distance and you get to experience the presence of nature out here in the sea gap.
With your own guide on your mobile phone, you can now also walk around the island and take in cultural history along the way.
What advantages and synergies can be gained by leaving the teaching outside the areas of the school and the teaching place? How about learning about the event exactly where it happened in the local environment? Can education collaborate with other industries, such as the tourism industry? We are looking at the possibilities with smart sound!
This year there will be a digital Easter egg in Larvik! To find out what this is, you have to go for a walk in Larvik’s streets. Find out who the 9 strong women from the center were, and what they have meant for women’s causes. You can also walk along the piers and streets in Torstrand and hear stories about funny events, colorful personalities and the industrial history that unfolded in the village over time. And – it doesn’t stop there! Many more walking routes will appear in the future, says Anne Meek, who is local dramaturg for Larvik municipality in the anniversary year. She goes on to say that the children can look forward to a detective trail in the city centre.
People want to experience more! With the mobile phone as a guide, they experience more where they are, and can stay in your exact location a little longer. The smartguide solution is suitable for all industries and all people. Is your location visible?
How often have you walked around a museum and just looked, without getting to know anything more about all the hidden treasures and stories that exist? Now we have made it easier for those who visit us to learn more!
Has your region made arrangements for visitors in the summer of 2021? Check out the benefits of including all sights throughout Norway in the same audio guide – in an infection-friendly way!
In principle, street art can be found in the most unlikely places: behind an abandoned barn in Lofoten, in a densely built-up area in Bergen, in a building ready for demolition in Stavanger. Now we would like to have better access to this type of art – with the mobile phone as an audio guide.
– The Solkysten in Telemark offers the most and now you can explore it yourself! In Bamble, you will hear the story of the gold treasure, the hunt for smugglers, about the little love houses in the hidden park and experience the city’s history while walking along alleys and narrow streets. The stories are told by ear while you are in the area, with an audio guide on your own mobile phone.
Through the history layer we find the hidden gems in the municipality, and with an audio guide we make the stories available to everyone who visits the municipality! In addition to seeing, the travelers get to hear the history associated with the place – and all they need is their own mobile phone. They are very excited about everything they get to experience and learn in your municipality.
Contagion-friendly guide – and municipalities that never close to tourists. It’s not a dream, but reality! Has your municipality made arrangements for audio guiding? Check the benefits here.
Do you have a lot of exciting things to offer visitors and permanent residents in your municipality?
Get started with the audio guide – we’ll help you apply for funding!
– Now we offer digital fun for children at the museum. Check out the rebus walk in the museum area already now. Beyond the autumn, there will be both a ghost hunt and a hunt for the barn gnome. In addition, the children are entered into a draw for great prizes, says Birgitte Nielsen, museum educator at Romsdalsmuseet.
Climb Norway’s longest continuous staircase and solve letter puzzles along the way!
Find the solution word and take part in the draw for great prizes from local sponsors! You can find the rebus in the Voice Of Norway app!
-So cool! I will show this to my teacher, says Mathias! The three boys run around the square in Molde, deeply focused on the map on their mobile phone. Suddenly I hear cheers at the Rose girl: I found one! The digital balloon bursts and the hunt moves on to the next point in the Voice Of Norway app.
-Why? It is Borgny, the narrator for children, who marvels at oddities, scary stories and other experiences along the Akerselva. The Voice Of Norway app tells the children about life at Sagene, in the children’s own way.
– You have probably experienced it: Goosebumps that spread over your body when you hear beautiful music, the high pulse and terror when the music in a horror film reaches you, the pleasure you feel from a good narration in the audio book. Hearing helps to enrich our senses. Jon Henriksen is our narrator in the app Voice Of Norway and we have had a chat with him about his love for the language.
– With a narrator’s voice that slips comfortably into the ear canals, tourists hear stories about Viking graves, puffins, the Round Treasure, diving, lighthouses and much more. This makes the attractions more exciting, and it provides more value for tourists who visit Havlandet, says tourism developer Hilde Gråberg Bakke at the Fosnavåg company Havlandet AS, which recently launched guiding with the Voice of Norway app.
-We see a new type of traveler who wants to obtain information themselves and plan their journeys based on their own interests. “Availability” thus became an important keyword when we were to make planning easier for our visitors. Now we offer a mobile app so that tourists can hunt for the cultural treasures they are interested in, says Lena Knutsen, business consultant Smøla Business and Culture Center KF.
In times where we are encouraged to avoid crowds, we recommend smart-guiding – professional audiovisual guiding on mobile. This is how easily your municipality can get started.
Have you often wondered which historical events took place exactly at the place you are standing or just passed by? Or perhaps you wish you knew more about the statues next to you, or which events and people have helped build up and shape the city you are in?
We have now made a bit of Oslo’s history available to everyone, in the Voice Of Norway app. Welcome to the city tour!
Voice of Norway is constantly growing,
and the amount of content is constantly evolving. Due to great demand for content in Japanese, from Japanese tourists, we have now translated and provided narration in Japanese for a large part of the Moldeguiden.
Molde municipality has now made arrangements for both locals and visitors to learn so much more about the city and the people and events that have shaped it. Audiovisual guiding through Voice of Norway opens up a seamless way to convey information, history and cultural heritage.
Larsgården primary school had an exciting day in Ålesund, where they got to use their own mobile phones to learn more about the statues in the city.
With the Voice of Norway app activated, the children were told the story behind each and every statue, completely automatically with Borgny’s excellent narrative voice
Jenta Borgny is all of Norway’s storyteller for school children. She is both timeless and placeless. Borgny can tell you about everything from the world wars to city fires, and how she experienced them.
The school children get an audiovisual journey through time and space in Norway’s history-filled cities. Fits perfectly as a supplement in the school’s teaching plan, and with the use of your own mobile phone.
As a traveler to Sandøy, Aukra, and Midsund, which make up the destination Øyriket in Romsdal, you now get location-based audiovisual guidance on your journey. You only need to deal with your own mobile phone. The archipelago in Romsdal warmly welcomes you to all the wonderful things they have to offer.
Voice Of Norway is an app that audiovisually conveys art, culture, history and information. The content of the app is entered into publishing tools by our customers; municipalities, county municipalities, tourism operators, destination and passenger transport companies. The solution has been developed by the Norwegian-owned company Experio AS.
Experio AS
Org. nr. 918 467 319
E-post: post@experio.no
Telefon: +47 940 96 772
Postadresse: Borgundveien 340, c/o ÅKP AS, 6009 Ålesund
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