Voluntary NTAK data provision of restaurants and attractions has started
On March 1, 2023, voluntary data submission to the National Tourist Information Center (NTAK) opened for tens of thousands of hospitality businesses and tourist attraction operators.
For the first time, service providers using market software can start voluntarily transmitting traffic and statistical data. The list of catering software already capable of providing NTAK data is available here, while the list of ticket management software is available here. The lists are constantly updated as individual service providers prepare their software for NTAK data provision. If the data provider cannot find the catering or ticket management software it uses on the website, contact your software provider to find out when your product will be suitable for NTAK data transmission. The remaining four months until the start of live NTAK data service on July 1 provide adequate time to perform software updates and adjustments before the main season. Categorization of the products of catering shops is supported by a special help.
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