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Protects wild reindeer in Rondane with audio guide

-The large conservation areas in Rondane ensure that the interaction with nature is not disturbed, and they are an important part of the work to prevent plants and animals from becoming extinct. At the same time, these are also areas in which we humans travel, – and the knowledge of protection is not always good enough when we travel in grazing areas for wild reindeer. With audio guides and digital trails, we can encourage behavior that does not result in harm to animals and nature.

22. November 2022

Rovdyrsenter in Østerdalen offers digital nature communication

-Nature is open all the time and when we wanted to create an offer that is always open, it was very appropriate to do it out in nature, on well-established hiking trails. There is a lot of beauty in the forest that is easy to walk past, now visitors can stop and learn more along the way, says Runhild Dammen, general manager of the predator visitor center in Stor-elvdal municipality. The visitor center uses the app Voice Of Norway both in teaching and as an offer to visitors.

28. June 2022

The coastal pilgrimage route – an experience all year round

– 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.

12. June 2022

Sustainable dissemination of cultural heritage

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.

27. March 2022

We in Ullensvang offer real experiences all year round

-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 .

14. March 2022

Visit Hammerfest makes it easy to visit

-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.

17. February 2022

Hologram – revolutionizes the experience of stories and cultural heritage

– 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!

30. November 2021

6 tips – how to write good audio stories

– 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.

29. September 2021

Nordkapp chooses a sustainable app as a guide

– 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.

29. September 2021

Tomorrow’s tourism is already a focus area – Hardangervidda National Park, Skinnarbu

– Our tourists want to learn more about Norway and we have done something about that! We meet visitors in their own mother tongue, and now offer audio guides in 11 languages, says Per Lykke at the Hardangervidda National Park Center in Skinnarbu. Our own guides top it all off with more information for those who are particularly interested, and we see this as a great success!

27. September 2021

Permaculture visitor center with audio guide – Jevnaker Hage

With poor hearing, it was difficult for Trude to be able to offer guiding in the beautiful Jevnaker Hage. Guiding was one of the criteria for becoming a certified Permaculture visitor centre, a so-called LAND centre. The place is always open to everyone, and has a great diversity of members and visitors of all ages and from different cultures. With the audio guide solution, we feel that we can offer a very good offer to all visitors and we thus also have the opportunity to apply to become a LAND centre, exults initiator Trude Skåre Johansen.

21. September 2021

Experience Midsund – with an audio guide you get to hear the good stories too

– 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.

16. August 2021

Learn more about the Sámi Parliament

-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.

6. July 2021

Experience Nesset – with an audio guide on your mobile

– 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.

2. July 2021

With the mobile phone as a guide

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?

29. March 2021

With the mobile phone as a guide along Akerselva

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.

22. March 2021

Make Sami cultural monuments visible

Sami cultural monuments include all physical traces of Sami presence, such as gam tufts, trapping facilities, meat caches, burial grounds and sacrifice places. In Tynset you can learn more about this – listen to the stories in the audio guide.

17. February 2021

Make cultural heritage accessible!

New cultural monuments are registered daily in Kulturminnesøk.no, but do we make this information visible to ordinary people? Now all the stories about the cultural monuments can be presented in a popular way, so that curious people throughout Norway can access them via their own mobile phone.

9. February 2021

Find the secret Mulevika – with a tourist guide on your mobile

In Mulevika there is both mystery, good climbing routes and a nice swimming area, and the sea somehow beckons with its power and turquoise colour. This is the locals’ secret favourite, but with a tourist guide on your mobile you can easily find your way to this great place!

27. January 2021

Now we put your place on the map

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!

11. November 2020

Tourism is open around the clock
– with 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.

5. October 2020

This is how your municipality gets started with creating an audio guide

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!

29. September 2020

If you want to be heard, you must have a voice

– 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.

26. June 2020

Audio guide in 10 languages on the Oldemorstien at the Hardangervidda National Park Centre, Skinnarbu

Hardangervidda National Park Center, Skinnarbu’s guests enjoy the trip on the Oldemorstien with their own mobile phone as a guide. With the Voice of Norway app, visitors are automatically told stories during the trip, in the language of their choice. The nature trail with the app as a guide has been very well received, says the national park centre.

8. October 2019

About the app

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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