Tourist Information Centre from the Point of View of the National System of Quality in Tourism of the Czech Republic
Journal Title: Journal of Tourism and Services - Year 2013, Vol 4, Issue 5
Abstract
This paper focuses on description of the situation in the field of tourist information centres (TIC) in the Czech Republic with the emphasis on the new National system of service quality in tourism (NSSQT) in the Czech Republic which is under construction. There will be a description of the situation before starting work on the NSSQT in the first step followed by evaluation of the changes in this area after 2010.
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Táňa Valská
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