We are pleased to announce that the Foundation for the Information Society (INFOTA) has successfully participated in the Kazinczy Ferenc book and library expansion competition announced by Tinta Könyvkiadó. Thanks to the support, our foundation has been able to add modern linguistic and native language publications to its own specialized library collection at a significant discount.
The latest volume of the Alma Mater series has been published under the title Studies on Information and Knowledge Processes 22.
Infota supports the organization of the 55th András Román Summer Course on Monument Protection in Budapest, between 6-10 July, 2025.
The presentation jointly prepared by dr. Lia Bassa and dr. Ferenc Kiss “The Value of Cultural Tourism. How can we enjoy and remember our trip?” was delivered at the UNESCO UNITWIN Conference in Leuven, now it is published in the proceedings:
https://ees.kuleuven.be/unitwin2019/proceedings
The UNESCO World Heritage Centre and 30 member universities of the „Culture, Tourism, Development” UNITWIN Network has reported the great success of their up-to-date, high level internationally prepared eLearning material complying with all UNESCO requirements. INFOTA has also contributed to the establishment of this excellent MOOC, Tourism Management at World Heritage Sites by a chapter […]
This was the title and aim of the 4th International Conference of the UNITWIN Network that took place at the Budapest Metropolitan University and was implemented by the INFOTA Research Institute from 12 to 16 June, 2016. From 5 continents, more than 60 presentations, posters have reported about the most recent research achievements of a […]