Slovenia’s seaside resort issues NFTs to drive tourism

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Slovenia’s seaside resort issues NFTs to drive tourism

The seaside resort on the Adriatic Coast in Slovenia releases NFTs to display itself as an innovative, high-tech, sustainable destination for tourism. Portorož, a popular summer destination in the south of Piran, will drop three NFT collections with 100 NFTs each. The campaign will include tasks and prizes for the participants.

The project’s star is the Istriana goat called Srečka, an indigenous breed from the northern Adriatic region. The tourism website explained that the G.O.A.T. acronym translates to “Greatest of All Time,” and goats represent the stress-free life that the tourist destination offers its visitors.

“The first task is to participate in the prize game, the second is to subscribe to the destination’s e-news and the third is to share the Srečko stickers on their Instagram and adding the destination profile @portorozpiran to it,” the tourism group explained the rules.

A user can acquire three NFTs per collection after completing a task. Those who collect three NFTs and complete the assignments will get a special limited-edition NFT with an undisclosed prize. 

“This year’s element of innovation is represented by new technologies, along with the traditional and somewhat playful promotional campaign. The doors to the metaverse are opening, ushering along a new market for the upcoming generations,” said the director of the Portorož Tourist Board, Aleksander Valentin.

In April, the Slovenian Tourist Board launched the “I feel sLOVEnia” NFT project – a digital card for tourism promotion. At the opening of EXPO 2020 Dubai, Slovenia was introduced as the first country to offer NFTs to implement the results of the country’s economy and promote tourist destinations. The collection consisted of 15,000 NFTs, 360-degree high-resolution panoramic and 3D images.

Slovenia’s government is looking for more ways to implement digital assets in the country’s economy. The small country with a population of 2 million embraces cryptocurrencies and supports Bitcoin. It has proposed a bill to regulate crypto with a proposal for a flat-rate tax.

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Agne Cimermanaite

Agne is a journalist who covers the latest trends and developments in the metaverse, AI, and Web3 industries for the Metaverse Post. Her passion for storytelling has led her to conduct numerous interviews with experts in these fields, always seeking to uncover exciting and engaging stories. Agne holds a Bachelor’s degree in Literary Studies from the University of Amsterdam and has an extensive background in writing about a wide range of topics including cybersecurity, travel, art, and culture. She has also volunteered as an editor for the animal rights organization, “Open Cages,” where she helped raise awareness about animal welfare issues. Currently, Agne splits her time between Barcelona, Spain, and Vilnius, Lithuania, where she continues to pursue her passion for journalism. Contact her on [email protected]

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