Tag: ireland

Perks of Irish Pubs: Dry Humor, Cozy Atmosphere and Black Guiness Beer Utilized as Ireland’s Factor of Success

November 25, 2015

“The city’s one thousand or more pubs also play an important role in advertising Ireland to the rest of the worlds. Nevertheless, many Dubliners allege that the popularity of areas such as Temple Bar is not altogether beneficial, as pubs are increasingly taken over by rowdy ‘hen’ and ‘stag’ parties –mainly groups of young tourists … More Perks of Irish Pubs: Dry Humor, Cozy Atmosphere and Black Guiness Beer Utilized as Ireland’s Factor of Success

Business in Ireland – Diverse and Remarkable as the Wild Atlantic Road

November 23, 2015

Primarily dominated by agriculture and a high unemployment rate, Ireland has gone through an impressive transformation as a result of tax cuts, deregulation, and moreover a policy of negotiated pay restraint that has been introduced in the late 1980s. The Emerald Island has resisted this dramatic change and other intense circumstances such as the world … More Business in Ireland – Diverse and Remarkable as the Wild Atlantic Road

Oscar Wilde and his Impact on Literature, Tourism and Homosexuality

November 23, 2015

“Ireland is a beguiling and charming land with a culture steeped in myth and legend, fairy tale and folklore. The very breath of the wind in the trees, babbling of the water in the stream, the lowing of the cattle in the deep green pastures and the crackling of the fire in the heart all … More Oscar Wilde and his Impact on Literature, Tourism and Homosexuality

Environmental and Historical Impacts on the Evergreen Island

November 3, 2015

Throughout the entire city of Dublin, you notice that the city – especially the old town –has numerous different colours used for the houses and also for the doors which are also known as the Georgian Doors of Dublin.These can be traced back to the 1700s when the city of Dublin began to expand and … More Environmental and Historical Impacts on the Evergreen Island

Do the Cliffs of Moher deserve a place on the World Heritage List?

November 3, 2015

What gives the heritage an outstanding universal value that it is chosen to be a part of the World Heritage List? Surely, not only “being beautiful” is enough, when the world is full of these wonders. Bearing in mind also that aesthetic factors tend to vary between people, as it is only an opinion you … More Do the Cliffs of Moher deserve a place on the World Heritage List?

Environmental Impacts of Tourism

November 2, 2015

It is widely acknowledged that visitor attractions play an important, perhaps even pivotal role in the world tourism industry. Large, often purpose-built visitor attractions are increasingly being employed as instruments of economic reaeration, particularly in run-down urban areas and in locations where traditional forms of tourism have been in decline. (Garrod.2008. Managing visitor attractions. Page … More Environmental Impacts of Tourism

St. Patrick’s Day and other innovations and initiatives

November 2, 2015

Before starting the development of new products or new services, two questions have to be answered: Does an institutionalized innovation process exist, and which external and internal participants will be involved how and to what extent in this process? (Walder. Weiermair. Sancho Pérez.2006.Innovation and Product Development in Tourism.Page 9.) Every place has its own unique … More St. Patrick’s Day and other innovations and initiatives

Irish Literature

November 1, 2015

There are so so many good Irish writers, I mean outstanding writers. If you don’t believe me, I will mention some of those Irish writers you have probably heard about, but probably didn’t know are Irish. Oh ! I will also tell you at least their most famous piece. James Joyce : Ulysses Oscar Wilde: … More Irish Literature