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Slovenia Welcomes Winter with Expanded Snow Sports, Nordic Trails and Outdoor Adventures Leave a reply As winter takes hold, the Slovenian Tourist Board is spotlighting a rich and diverse winter sports season that goes far beyond traditional alpine skiing. With upgraded resort infrastructure, a unified Nordic experience and a broad range of outdoor activities, Slovenia is positioning itself as one of Europe’s most dynamic winter destinations. LJUBLJANA, Slovenia, Dec. 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Across the country, mountain resorts have further strengthened their facilities and services, introducing modern lift systems, comprehensive equipment hire, professional ski and snowboard schools and a wide range of guided experiences. This enables visitors of all levels to explore diverse winter activities, from high-energy alpine skiing, snowboarding and ski touring in dramatic mountain terrain to more relaxed pursuits such as snow parks, scenic ice skating in traditional settings, snowshoeing, torchlight walks and dog sledding. A Unified Cross-Country Ski Pass Slovenia’s cross-country skiing network remains a highlight of the season. Popular locations like Pokljuka, Bohinj, Planica and Jezersko offer well-maintained trails suitable for everyone from recreational skiers to advanced athletes. To support these experiences, the Unified Cross-Country Ski Pass – which links leading Nordic resorts with a single ticket – continues to expand, encouraging longer stays and more sustainable regional mobility. Wellness, Gastronomy and Festive Winter Cities Winter in Slovenia also invites travellers to complement outdoor activities with cultural and leisure offerings. Guests can unwind in thermal spa centres, savour local gastronomy, or explore festive Christmas markets in historic towns. Peaceful walks through snow-covered valleys, combined with urban winter atmospheres, ensure a varied seasonal experience within short travel distances. Promoting Slovenia’s Winter Offer Globally To amplify Slovenia’s winter story internationally, the Slovenian Tourist Board is rolling out a global promotional campaign across 20 markets from November through February, supported by digital storytelling,

‫كيف تعيد سياسات ما بعد البيع لدى VF 8 و VinFast مفهوم امتلاك السيارات الكهربية في الشرق الأوسط Leave a reply الوقوف خلف المنتج، كيف يواجه ضمان عشر سنوات بلا حدود للمسافة التي تقطعها السيارة التردد على مستوى الإقليم ويسرع من تحوُّل الشرق الأوسط نحو السيارات الكهربية. دبي، دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة – لقد أصبحت أولويات المشترين أكثر وضوحًا مع تحوُّل الاتجاه العام بثبات نحو تبني السيارات الكهربية في أرجاء الشرق الأوسط. فعلى الرغم من استمرار أهمية التكنولوجيا والتصميم والأداء، إلا أن أهمية الثقة في مرحلة ما بعد البيع برزت كعامل حاسم يؤثر على قبول السيارات الكهربية على المدى البعيد. فما زالت أسئلة حول قوة البطارية وثباتها وإمكانية الحصول على الخدمة وتكلفة الامتلاك بالنسبة للكثير من الأسر والمسافرين ومن اشتروا سيارات كهربية للمرة الأولى تُعيد صياغة قرارات الشراء لديهم. تضع VinFast سيارات VF 8 كرد مباشر على هذه الأسئلة – فهي سيارة دفع رباعي كهربية محور تصميمها اليقين وليس الحلول الوسط. في أسواق دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي عالية التوقعات التي يمتلك فيها الناس السيارات لأزمنة مديدة وتقاد لمسافات طويلة ما زالت المخاوف الذي تحوم حول تملك سيارات كهربية حاجزًا. وقد تعاملت VinFast مع هذه الأسئلة الرئيسية من خلال مفهوم “راحة البال”، وهي استراتيجية محورها العميل وتضع الدعم طويل الأمد في صميم تجربة التملك. في صميم هذا المفهوم أحد أكثر حزم الضمان شمولًا متاحة في الوقت الحالي في قطاع السيارات الكهربية. سيارة VF 8 مدعومة لعملاء التجزئة بضمان عشر سنوات أو لمسافة مئتي ألف كيلومتر، وضمان عشر سنوات للبطارية بلا حدود للمسافة التي تقطعها السيارة بها وصيانة تكميلية لمدة خمس سنوات أو مئة ألف كيلومتر. وهذا من منظور عملي يقضي على القلق من المسافة التي تقطعها السيارة والمشكلات المتعلقة بعمر البطارية – وهما سببين من أكثر أسباب التردد اللذان ذكرها كثيرون ممن يحتمل شراؤهم للسيارات الكهربية في المنطقة. توحي VinFast من خلال الوقوف خلف سياراتها لعقد كامل بالثقة طويلة الأمد في

WATERFORD, Ireland, Dec. 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Minimum Deposit Casinos (MDC), a division of the OneTwenty Group, has issued new commentary on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s proposed “payment account” framework and its potential impact on online gambling transactions. The proposal, officially opened for public comment on December 19, would allow eligible non-bank financial institutions limited access to core Federal Reserve payment systems including FedNow and Fedwire, without granting them full banking privileges. “The Federal Reserve’s push to open its payment infrastructure to fintechs is a historic shift,” said an MDC spokesperson. “While this aims to promote innovation and reduce friction, the impact on licensed gambling operators could be significant. Faster settlements and direct clearing may improve payout speeds, but they also introduce new risk and compliance expectations. These will not be free.” The proposed accounts, often referred to as “skinny master accounts,” are designed to modernize how money moves through the U.S. economy. They come with strict limits on balances, access, and risk controls, yet they offer a direct path for payment providers to bypass traditional bank intermediaries. This could fundamentally change how funds are deposited and withdrawn on gambling platforms. While the proposal is still in the public consultation phase, MDC notes it reflects a broader regulatory trend toward increasing scrutiny over digital payments. If implemented, the framework may lead to new auditing and fraud prevention requirements for payment partners, costs that could ultimately impact platform operations and the player experience. “This is where the real tension lies,” the spokesperson added. “Low-cost payment systems have helped drive accessibility in iGaming. But with increased operational oversight will come new expense, and that could lead to slower withdrawals, more rigorous verification checks, or higher transaction fees.” MDC encourages licensed casino operators and their payment providers to closely follow the Fed’s initiative and

DALI Alliance Launches Test and Certification Specifications for Wireless to DALI Gateways DALI Gateways- standardized gateways for Bluetooth mesh and Zigbee ecosystems PISCATAWAY, N.J., Dec. 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The DALI Alliance, recognized as the international authority in lighting technology standardization, proudly announces the launch of its new test and certification specifications for Wireless to DALI Gateways. This groundbreaking release allows seamless control of wired DALI devices from either Bluetooth® NLC (Networked Lighting Control) or Zigbee wireless ecosystems, and provides access to data from DALI systems, paving the way for increased interoperability and flexibility in the lighting industry. The new specifications allow wired and wireless connectivity within lighting systems and give the flexibility to choose the best lighting control solution for the application. The test and certification specifications will ensure that standardized gateways translate effectively between DALI systems and the wireless protocols, Bluetooth NLC or Zigbee, providing a crucial link between these diverse technologies. These standardized gateways promote market confidence and accelerate the adoption of DALI-based solutions in the evolving world of smart building technologies. Key Features and Benefits The new specifications allow wired DALI products, both DALI-2 and D4i, to be controlled within wireless ecosystems, offering greater flexibility and adaptability. Gateways translate seamlessly between DALI and Bluetooth NLC or Zigbee wireless protocols, providing robust interoperability. These standardized gateways allow wireless ecosystems to access data from wired DALI devices, including the rich set of luminaire, power and energy and diagnostics data available from D4i luminaires. As Paul Drosihn, General Manager of the DALI Alliance, explains, “The introduction of these test and certification specifications for Wireless to DALI Gateways is a significant milestone. It opens up new possibilities for integrating DALI with wireless systems, creating a broader range of solutions for the industry. By standardizing these gateways, we’re promoting interoperability