– With the Voice Of Norway smart guide, the Coastal Pilgrims Path will be available all year round. The guide, who is on his own mobile phone, tells the story of the place the walker is at, and the information is available around the clock, says Laila Skaret, general manager at the Gurisenteret in Smøla, which is the northernmost of the 4 pilgrimage centers along the Coastal Pilgrims’ Trail.
In Norway, we have committed ourselves to follow UNESCO’s Convention on the Protection of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, and it is the Cultural Council that is responsible for implementing this UNESCO Convention. We have looked at the possibilities for sustainable dissemination and protection of both intangible and tangible cultural heritage.
-We have a lot of visitors all summer, and now we want to make all the good things we have available all year round, says Harald Alvavoll, and talks about a forward-leaning municipality that has a close collaboration between Hotel Ullensvang, Alvavoll Frukt & Sidergard and The Fjords .
-Our visitors take their morning coffee on the stairs together with the reindeer that wander the streets, and the northern lights come when they want. Now we make the experiences available around the clock so that visitors will have a good experience when they visit us. The “Voice of the Arctic Coast” project started one year ago and now the funds of around NOK 600,000 are in place. By the summer we will be ready, says Sten Harald Norund Hansson who is tourism manager and project manager.
– Hologram is a hundred times better than going to a museum, says Aksel Torset! Engaged, he turns his mobile around and sees the 3D model of the Viking ship on Edøya. Actually, the Viking ship is in the ground below him. With the technology AR (Augmented Reality) we can revolutionize the experience of history and cultural heritage in a sustainable 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 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.
– Our guests find it charming with strong winds and lots of weather, and they come from all over the world to experience the Nordkapplatået. We get many questions from our guests and they are very pleased when we can tell stories from the place. We now give all guests the same opportunity for guided experiences through the Voice Of Norway audio guide.
– The audio guide is part of the good hospitality and we want our visitors to discover places and things they did not know before. At Midsund you can, among other things, walk Norway’s longest continuous staircase, spend the night in a hammock, rent kayaks and bicycles, fish and hear the most wonderful stories in the audio guide while you experience the area here, Hilde Bergebakken says.
-Here in Karasjok, we have many visitors who come to look at the architecturally beautiful building, which the Sami Parliament is. Usually we hold tours inside the building, but in connection with the pandemic we have now had a great audio guide made that will give our visitors a tour of the outdoor area around the Sami Parliament, says Siv Eli Vuolab.
Did you know that they produced hats, paper, brushes, radios, yeast, nails, sail cloth, Solo and much else here along Akerselva? That the river could turn blue? Or that we had child labor in Norway? Life along the Akerselva was unique and now you can follow the entire industrial history from the 18th century until our time. Use your mobile phone as a guide.
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!
TELL THE STORY – exactly where the visitor is now! Let them both see, listen and learn, and give them the complete experience! Simple arrangement using an audio guide on the visitor’s own mobile phone.
-After participating in an innovation course, we developed an idea that we could use an app as a guide, in addition to our regular guides, says Britt Guton Halland. The virus situation accelerated matters and we applied for funds to start an audio guide, as a relief in connection with the infection situation we were in. The solution was the audio guide Voice Of Norway.
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.
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.
Did you know that they produced hats, paper, brushes, radios, yeast, nails, sail cloth, Solo and much else here along Akerselva? That the river could turn blue? Or that we had child labor in Norway? Life along the Akerselva was unique and now you can follow the entire history of industry from the 18th century until our time – via your mobile. – As you walk, you get the right story in the right place – right in your ear, says conservator Dag Andreassen from Teknisk Museum.
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.
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