The Radiance Technique®
A paradigm shift from recovery to
prevention and performance
The Integration of the Romanian
balneology into the economy of the third millennium.
To live from your heart is the new type of business through which
you take care of yourself an of others.
Understanding these things we will be prepared for the post
informational era living by using our intuition.
Doc Childre, director of
HeartMath Research Institute, USA
1)
The economic
ages of humanities:
a)
The Pre - Industrial era: the majority of the
financial and human resources were targeted to agriculture, animal growing and to
extraction of the underground resources (like iron ore.. )
b)
The Industrial Era: the majority of the human and
financial resources were used for transforming prime materials;
c)
The Informational Era: the majority of the human and
financial resources are assigned to services;
d)
The Post Informational Era: the majority of the
human and financial resources will be used in get in shape programs (that include the
prevention of illnesses, the increased of performances and the prolonging of the
active life period) and recreational related services.
2)
Present and
future in the balneology :
a)
Right now:
·
Accommodation (lodging
and meals);
·
Recovery Balnear
treatments specific to the tourist resort, client and client's health problems;
·
Unspecific natural
healing elements (vegetation, air and natural mineral water);
b)
Future:
In 2002
Get-in-shape
, an tourist service that has as its purpose a get in shape program, will be added
and will provide:
·
The restoration of the
vital energy using The Radiance Technique®;
·
Stress management
courses using the Radiance Technique®
3)
Tourist services are creating jobs in
the local communities and at a national level.
In the year 2000 the integrated services related to transport and tourism are
considered at an international level:
i.
The most important employment industry totaling almost 192,2 millions
employees;
ii.
Is totaling a hefty 10,8% of the world's gross income;
b.
For the year 2011 the transport and tourism services are estimated to
total:
i.
260.417.000 employees, 9% from the total number of employees on the global
level. This means 1 out of 11 workplaces
ii.
will provide 11% of the world's gross income;
4)
The 2002 is the
international year of ecologic tourism:
a.
This was established by UN Economic and Social Council in the 46th annual
meeting that took place on 30th of July 1998;
b.
It is organized by the World Tourism Organization and by UN environment
program;
c.
It is a unique opportunity for Romania to prepare an important tourist and
Balnear offer based on the new ecologic strategy. This can be done by establishing
the year 2002 as the year of Ecological Balnear Tourism because the
Balnear tourism has the following characteristics:
i.
Contains all the natural forms of tourism that include the motivation of
observation and appreciation for the nature and for the cultural traditions from the
local communities.
ii.
It is in general organized in small and specialized groups, and the tour
operator are usually small and medium local companies.
iii.
Assures the protection of the areas with important natural resources by:
1.
Generating important economic benefits for the local communities;
2.
Assuring alternatives in the local work market;
3.
Increases tourist's and local people's awareness about the importance of
conservation the natural resources and of the local cultural richness.
5)
The Balnear tourism is the most
important and efficient form of ecological tourism:
a.
Uses just natural resources in order to attract its customers;
b.
Motivates the tourist to respect and protect the natural environment;
c.
Creates new work places for the local communities;
d.
It doesn't pollute the natural environment;
6) The extension of the existing offer of the
Romanian balnear tourism from the medical recovery procedures to the prevention of
illness and methods of increasing the human performance activities:
a.
by implementing a Get In Shape program;
b.
through including the education programs for the health and performance in the
balnear tourist resorts ;
c.
Including maintenance gymnastics and cosmetics in the offer of the balnear
tourist resorts .
7)
The extension of the balnear tourist network
by researching, validating and exploiting new balnear resources such as:
a.
Manual therapies;
b.
Energetic therapies.
8) An inter-departmental cooperation in the
Romanian government in order to efficiently use Romania's tourist and Balnear
resources:
a.
With the ministry of public affairs, transport and
lodging for the integration of the
informational and telecommunication systems in order to provide efficient package of
transport and tourism;
b.
With the health insurance houses and the Ministry of Health and Family for the
identification, validation and exploitation of the new Balnear resources that have as
a purpose the prevention of illnesses and the reduction of the time and cost usually
associated with the health recovery;
c.
With the ministry of work and social protection for the identification,
research, validation and exploiting of new tourist services destined to the recovery
of the work capacity, prevention of work accidents and increase of the human
performances. This will have an additional positive benefit by integrating the young
work force and the unemployed in tourism activities.
d.
With the ministry of telecommunications and information technologies for the
realization of a integrated informational system of tourism that will provide better
promotion, training, contracting and money transfer through electronic payments for
the tourist and Balnear services. Also it will provide an important collaboration
that will lead to the utilization of the Balnear resources in order to increase the
effectiveness of the IT specialists.
