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The Path to a Successful Tourist Destination – Connection and Digitalization<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n\n\n

And there it is, my first three-thousander. As I reached the summit, my first thought was, “Well done, me!” But in reality, the credit should go to my wife. She\u2019s a mountain guide, the one who\u2019s truly devoted to nature and the mountains. I jokingly call her the “young Pehta, but much prettier.” Don\u2019t get me wrong, I\u2019ve loved the mountains since I was a child. My grandfather was quite the mountaineer, originally from Radovljica. The Julian Alps were his daily routine, and this passion somehow passed on to me. I somewhat neglected it later in life, until my wife rekindled that love. I\u2019m grateful to her for bringing me back to the embrace of the mountains.

For a while now, she\u2019s been suggesting that we visit Austria together, where, she says, the mountains are stunning. I never denied it, but the right opportunity just hadn\u2019t come up. That was until last weekend. The challenge was set – the first three-thousander, with good weather forecasted. Hmm, why not! I won\u2019t bore you with details about the magnificent views, crystal-clear waters, and untouched waterfalls \u2013 maybe I\u2019ll talk about that another time. But I will tell you, pictures are a mere shadow of what you can experience in real life.<\/p>\n\n\n

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What awaits you in the Digital Disruptor #4?<\/p>\n\n\n\n