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“Путь сидра» приведет вас в латвийские сидроварни, а также в рестораны и кафе, где подают этот напиток. Сидр варят и на западе, и на севере, и на востоке Латвии. «Дорога сидра» расскажет о специфике латвийского сидра, ознакомит с кулинарными традициями и культурным наследием разных регионов. Вы сможете лично встретиться с сидроварами, которые управляют небольшими хозяйствами и ухаживают за садами. Они расскажут о своей работе и даже разрешат принять участие в ней. Инициатива создания в Латвии «Пути сидра» возникла у членов Латвийской ассоциации сельского туризма Lauku ceļotājs и сидроваров – энтузиастов своего дела: владельцев Абавской семейной винодельни, сидроварни Abuls, сидроварни Mr. Plūme, Наукшенской винодельни, Tālavas Sidrs и сидроварни Туркланской усадьбы, объединивших силы в совместном проекте, цель которого – создать и популяризовать сидр как новый туристический продукт национальной идентичности...  больше

Hiking tourists are in close contact with the region in which they are and find it particularly important to feel that they are welcome and understood. This emotion is primarily created by visual information such as information stands, directional signs, appropriate information materials, thematic books and guidebooks. Hikers are expecting to find necessary products at local shops, as well as knowledgeable and helpful people who want to assist them. In many places where hikes are popular, there are signs or stickers which read “Hiker-Friendly”. This may be a part of a certification programme, and the signs are only received by venues which meet the relevant criteria. The signs may also be used by responsible tourism organisations, with businesses being free to choose whether or not they want to post the sign. In other cases, this can be the initiative of businesses as such. The “Hiker-Friendly” sticker or sign is an effective way of demonstrating that the target audience is welcome. The signs are well-known all over the world, and travellers who spot them clearly understand that their needs will be understood and that there will be someone who will be prepared to share valuable information. If a tourism product is to be successful, involved parties must...  больше

The brochure introduces the long-distance hiking route FOREST TRAIL, which passes ~ 1060 km through the forests of Latvia and Estonia, from Riga to Tallinn. In Latvia, FOREST TRAIL runs through the Gauja National Park, the Northern Gauja Forestlands and Veclaicene. In Estonia, FOREST TRAIL runs through the Haanja uplands, the Setomaa un Peipsimaa regions and further along the coast of Northern Estonia - to Tallinn. The route along the Estonian part includes the Lahemaa National Park and the coast of Northern Estonia, which is the land of the most impressive rocks, waterfalls and clints in the Baltic States. You will recognize FOREST TRAIL as Mežtaka in Latvia and as Metsa Matkarada in Estonia.
The FOREST TRAIL includes all the typical forest types and wildlife elements of the Baltic States - plants, beasts, fungi, etc.
The FOREST TRAIL is divided into 50 one or two-day hiking sections, each of which is ~ 20 km long. You can choose any section of the hike. The brochure includes a map of the hiking route...  больше

Latvijas lauku tūrisma mītņu un saimniecību nacionālā ekosertifikāta atbilstības kritēriju skaidrojums

Zaļais sertifikāts  ir vides kvalitātes zīme, ko piešķir tām lauku tūrisma mītnēm un saimniecībām Latvijā, kurās tiek saudzēta apkārtējā vide un ainava, racionāli izmantoti ūdens un enerģijas resursi, organizēta videi draudzīga atkritumu apsaimniekošana, bet tūristiem tiek piedāvātas videi draudzīgas aktivitātes, veselīga vietējā pārtika un pilnvērtīga informācija par vietējiem dabas, kultūras un vēstures objektiem.

Lai iegūtu Zaļo sertifikātu, nepieciešams novērtēt tūrisma mītnes atbilstību noteiktiem kritērijiem, kuru skaidrojumi ir atspoguļoti 1. – 11. nodaļā.

Šis materiāls ir domāts kā informatīvs palīglīdzeklis lauku tūrisma mītņu un saimniecību īpašniekiem, darbiniekiem un citiem...  больше

The programmes allow visitors to experience four unique and different ethnographic regions where authentic traditions are still part of peoples’ everyday life. They are: Setomaa region (Estonia), Kihnu island (Estonia), Suiti cultural space (Latvia) and the Livonian coast (Latvia) presenting UNESCO heritage in the following ways:

• UNESCO proclaimed Intangible Cultural Heritage:
  • SETO LEELO, Seto polyphonic singing tradition;
  • KIHNU cultural space;
  • SMOKE SAUNA tradition in Võromaa; - SUITI cultural space.
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