ernestalic wrote:Nisam ni jugonostalgičar, ni titoista. Vrlo kritički gledam na taj period. Ali, preko svakog hurca mi je ovih nokomponovanih muslimana i njihovih pokrivenih hanuma i hanumica. Ide jedna kroz Ferhadiju i samo joj oči vire, a pored nje pokrivena djevojčica od nekih pet godina. Ma nosite se u tri pm, ako mislite da je u tome spas za Bošnjake.
BUUUUUU evo ih dolaze zamotani.
Balavac jedan uljudbeni, da imas dovoljno godina znao bi da je Sarajevo i prije rata bilo puno drugih i drugacijih i nikog nije kita bolila za to. Koliko je samo studenata iz Palestine, Libana i Afrike studiralo u Sarajevu, tako da u vrijeme dok su ljudi crne i tamne boje koze bili senzacija u Sarajevu je to bila normala.
Sta mislis odkud je otac dr Tvaila ili dr. Hajir sa dobrinje, pao s marsa u Sa .
Moj savjet ti je da citas malo vise a manje surfas po poskoku i krstarici i slicnim sr.njima, zavrsices kao cangrljavi starac tipa Hafis koji sebe nemoze do podne a nikog oko sebe poslijepodne.
https://www.interlakenforarabs.com/
https://www.worldcrunch.com/culture-soc ... m-tourists
The overnight stays in Switzerland by GCC tourists numbered 623,205 in 2013, and rose to 770,725 in 2014.
Now, Albrecht says, it is already closing in on a million stays for 2015.
This 48 percent increase in just over two years means Switzerland is well on course to double its Muslim guests overnight stays-- a figure that includes tourists from other Muslim nations like Malaysia.
“We believe little bits of knowledge about Muslim culture and lifestyle can make a huge difference,” Albrecht said. “We have been doing some language training, so that hospitality staff know some basic things like how to respond to ‘assalamualaikum’ for example.
“We also encourage our hotels to greet Muslim customers with a basket of essentials, like a Qur’an, prayer mat, compass, a jar of honey, and other things that will make their stay comfortable,” he added, explaining that this is all part of a marketing strategy, called the “Four Wheel Drive,” designed to better target the GCC Muslim customer.
MARKETING STRATEGY
The first ‘wheel’ in the strategy focuses on business to business relations and involves Albrecht taking 40 tourism partners from Switzerland on an annual road show—dubbed the “Switzerland Travel Experience”— across four Muslim countries, (Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar), and into 14 cities where they make presentations to 1,400 local travel agents.
Then, Albrecht invites several GCC travel agents back to Switzerland, with the tourism board picking up the tab. “We take them to Switzerland to show them the beauty of Switzerland; it is important that we do that as nothing is easier to sell than when you have seen it and experienced it.”
The second and third wheel are traditional media management and promotion, but it is the fourth wheel, focusing on electronic and social media, that demonstrates the Swiss tourist board’s commitment to the halal travel sector.
MySwitzerland.com, the official web site for Switzerland’s tourism board is one of the largest Arabic language tourism websites by a non-Arab nation, anywhere in the world, Albrecht said. It contains 2,400 pages translated into Arabic and is now supported by a social media team posting in Arabic on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Vego more Lazare juznji do kog smo slova ovaj plana dosli?
