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Podróży ślady - fotografie niecodzienne oraz zerwana narracja Les Météorites de l’amour Géralda Minkoffa i Muriel Olesen1

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Cielątkowska Z. M.

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nr 8(15)

253-258

EN

Travel traces – unusual photography of broken narration Les Météorites de l’amour Gérarda Minkoffa oraz Muriel Olesen The text broadly speaking is about narration. It goes trough reflection on narrative situation which occurs between spectator and piece of art, differences in that situation coming out from painting or photography. An inspiration for this article was the cycle of photography by Gérard Minkoff and Muriel Olesen - Les Météorites de l’amour (Meteorites of love).

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Bibliometric analysis of publications on wellness tourism

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Mohanan M. , Shekhar S. K.

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nr 2

PL

W wyniku pandemii COVID-19 oraz spowodowanych nią stresu i niepokoju, rozwijająca się turystyka wellness jawi się ostatnio jako jeden z najbardziej preferowanych segmentów turystyki, zarówno wśród entuzjastów podróżowania, jak i zwykłych urlopowiczów. Jest to segment niszowy, który posiada ogromny potencjał, by stać się najbardziej pożądanym rodzajem turystyki w nadchodzących latach. Niniejszy artykuł prezentuje analizę bibliometryczną, przeprowadzoną w celu wskazania najważniejszych czasopism, ich cech oraz całkowitej liczby cytowań, popularnych słów kluczowych, nowych wątków itp., dotyczących turystyki wellness. Na podstawie 159 artykułów zaczerpniętych z bazy danych Web of Science, stwierdzono iż często używanym słowem jest „zdrowie”, a najbardziej popularny temat to „turystyka medyczna/lecznicza”. Światowym liderem badań w tej dziedzinie są Chiny. Wyniki niniejszego badania mogą przysłużyć się środowisku badawczemu, akademickiemu, jak również być przydatne w przemyśle turystycznym i dla decydentów sektora turystycznego. Publikacja posiada pewne ograniczenia, lecz daje impuls do dalszych rozważań.

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Wellness tourism is emerging as one of the most preferred tourism segments for both travel enthusiasts and ordinary vacation seekers due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the resultant stress and anxiety. It is a niche tourism segment with enormous ability to emerge as the most in demand for coming years. This study carries out a bibliometric analysis to identify the prominent journals, their characteristics and total citations, trending keywords, emerging topics etc, in wellness tourism. With 159 articles extracted from the Web of Science database, it was observed that the word ‘health’ was often used, and that ‘medical tourism’ was the most popular topic. China takes the lead among world nations for having conducted most research in this field. The findings of the study could be beneficial to the research community, academia, the tourism industry and policymakers. The publication acknowledges its limitations but gives the implications for further research.

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Walory turystyczne wybranych regionów Spitsbergenu

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Dolnicki P. , Gawor Ł.

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tom 3 Innowacyjność usług turystycznych w układach przestrzennych

70-76

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The paper presents different attractions of Spitsbergen: geological, geomorphological and glaciological objects and processes, as well as industrial sites especially connected with coalmining, which constitute the group of geotourist attractions in Hornsund, Isfjorden and North East Land. It also describes logistic and infrastructure conditions in Svalbard. The evaluation of possibilities to develop geotourism in Spitsbergen is included as well.

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„O porządku w naukach i sposobie wychowania” – Konsyderacyje dla Janusza Radziwiłła z roku 1622

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Żołądź-Strzelczyk D.

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2020

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nr 1 (24)

44-63

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Krzysztof Radziwiłł’s instructions on education include an indication that his son, the prince, should not go to a school abroad but rather study at home. When got older he would acquire basic knowledge and would be ready to leave. The source contains considerations on how to organize teaching, the curriculum and where to recruit the teachers.

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Modelling of Travel Behaviour of Students Using Artificial Intelligence

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Alex A. P. , Manju V. S. , Isaac K. P.

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tom Vol. 51, iss. 3

7--19

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Travel demand models are required by transportation planners to predict the travel behaviour of people with different socio-economic characteristics. Travel behaviour of students act as an essential component of travel demand modelling. This behaviour is reflected in the educational activity travel pattern, the timing, sequence and mode of travel of students. Roads in the vicinity of schools are adversely affected during the school opening and closing hours. It enhances the traffic congestion, emission and safety problems around schools. It is necessary to improve the safety of school going children by understanding the present travel behaviour and to develop efficient sustainable traffic management measures to reduce congestion in the vicinity of schools. It is possible only if the travel behaviour of educational activities are studied. This travel behaviour is complex in nature and lot of uncertainty exists. Selection of modelling technique is very important for modelling the complex travel behaviour of students. This leads to the importance of application of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques in this area. AI techniques are highly developed in twenty first century due to the advancements in computer, big data and theoretical understanding. It is proved in the literature that these techniques are suitable for modelling the human behaviour. However, it has not been used in behaviourally oriented activity based modelling. This study is aimed to develop a model system to predict the daily travel behaviour of students using artificial intelligence technique, ANN. These ANN models were then compared with the conventional econometric models developed. It was observed that artificial intelligence models provide better results than econometric models in predicting the activity-travel behaviour of students. These models were further applied to study the variation in activity-travel behaviour, if short term travel-demand management measures like promoting walking for educational activities are implemented. Thus the study established that artificial intelligence can replace the conventional econometric methods for modelling the activity-travel behaviour of students. It can also be used for analysing the impact of short term travel demand management measures.

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Moda na „gap year”. O współczesnym trendzie w konstruowaniu karier edukacyjnych

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Przybylski B.

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nr 3

194-201

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“A gap year” one may call a break in life or an annual break. This way of projecting one`s own life is widespread and popular around the world. The author provides a historical outline, the definitions of the term and various forms of activities realized in the frames of socalled “a gap year”. The article shows opinions of enthusiasts and sceptics on the topic of the actual meaning, goal and function of a year-long break. Moreover, the text presents reasons, obstacles and consequences of participating in this life project. The author interprets the gap year as an educational phenomenon which allows to expand horizons, to learn the diversity of the world and its cultures, gain experience and increase one’s knowledge. The author suppose the idea itself will acquire more and more followers in Poland, not only among young people, but also among adults and seniors