Nations Offices atGeneva andVienna. 1'1UO,000 and13,000 vhittH:m. respect.ive tooktheguided ':thet01U,"$provid&i bat3!cinforttl1:1t.lon ontheaimsandactivities oftheOr~&li~at.i(rn aliain!cll:$l'l visH::.ors ofaurumt issuesbefore theOrgani:llaticn. Expl\'!rieJnce basl!>hownthl!!titis.\useful information toolinthatitoffersfirt>th,Hld inforlltl~tion aboutt"heOr(ja:fii~etion andallowsforactivequestion andaruswer ses5ionlll. 44.33 Inrecentyears, thenumberofvisitorstaking thlt$tonrs ll>tHlu%.dquart~nl htlI.l'j increased, whichisattributable totheregained popularity oftheOrgani~ation on theNorthAmerican continent. Itis85tilUmed however that.furt.her increllHHHs il'lt Headquarters aswell 8SinGeneva andViennacouldbeachieved ifappropriata solutions werefoundtothefollowing problems: (a)Seasonal fluctuations inthenumberofvisitors whotak~toursandth~ sometimes inadequate availability ofguides andfaciliti@s; (b)Thestatic andout-dated content ofterms,without differentiations in termsofagegroups orspecific interests ofthevisitors. (b)CQurseofactionoftheSecretariat 44.34 Sinceexperience hasshownthatsomevisitors donotwil1lhtotakl!lthl!!€lntirl'ff tourandthatCouncil chambers onthetourroutearefrequently closed because of meetings, thealternative ofutilizing adedicated areaforthepresentation of filmsandvideos ontheworkandpriority themesoftheOrganization willbe considered. Suchmaterial couldbepresented onacontinuous basisandwouldbe interpreted intovarious languages. 44.35Inordertomakethetoursmoreappealing tovi8itors, theywillbetailored according totheaudience. Achildren's touriscurrently beingplanned at Headquarters. Subsequently, otherspecial interest toursmightinclude suchtopics astheartBndarchitecture ofUnitedNations Headquarters.t>fU~$ tracti:q ~t:-& C'fii'atc~'lli,rsat. t:h~Q 'lt4.36 '1'h$ltilqislatlv'l!'; ~andat$ for :r~'scltltiol!iS: 11586(lX)lW.d4~f50. 44.31 Th'€!obitecthre of Qtr·'Q;<!m:i.~;ation· spurposes alsolltI.aking aprofitifthe andw!(}rxt,c) poaSihl$.lst:op;rOill'lOt:tlan thepublic. whl1~ r~'c.ovoroftbe Ctl~t5antI ~4"J2 During thebhlm::d.tl.l'!) 1988- halfaltl1111011 vhitc'r€il pery.HlXtooktheguided tour'lilat'tJuH:ed AtthaUnit:~d Nations Offices atGeneva andVienna. 1'1UO,000 and13,000 vhittH:m. respect.ive tooktheguided ':thet01U,"$provid&i bat3!cinforttl1:1t.lon ontheaimsandactivities oftheOr~&li~at.i(rn aliain!cll:$l'l visH::.ors ofaurumt issuesbefore theOrgani:llaticn. Expl\'!rieJnce basl!>hownthl!!titis.\useful information toolinthatitoffersfirt>th,Hld inforlltl~tion aboutt"heOr(ja:fii~etion andallowsforactivequestion andaruswer ses5ionlll. 44.33 Inrecentyears, thenumberofvisitorstaking thlt$tonrs ll>tHlu%.dquart~nl htlI.l'j increased, whichisattributable totheregained popularity oftheOrgani~ation on theNorthAmerican continent. Itis85tilUmed however that.furt.her increllHHHs il'lt Headquarters aswell 8SinGeneva andViennacouldbeachieved ifappropriata solutions werefoundtothefollowing problems: (a)Seasonal fluctuations inthenumberofvisitors whotak~toursandth~ sometimes inadequate availability ofguides andfaciliti@s; (b)Thestatic andout-dated content ofterms,without differentiations in termsofagegroups orspecific interests ofthevisitors. (b)CQurseofactionoftheSecretariat 44.34 Sinceexperience hasshownthatsomevisitors donotwil1lhtotakl!lthl!!€lntirl'ff tourandthatCouncil chambers onthetourroutearefrequently closed because of meetings, thealternative ofutilizing adedicated areaforthepresentation of filmsandvideos ontheworkandpriority themesoftheOrganization willbe considered. Suchmaterial couldbepresented onacontinuous basisandwouldbe interpreted intovarious languages. 44.35Inordertomakethetoursmoreappealing tovi8itors, theywillbetailored according totheaudience. Achildren's touriscurrently beingplanned at Headquarters. Subsequently, otherspecial interest toursmightinclude suchtopics astheartBndarchitecture ofUnitedNations Headquarters.t>fU~$ tracti:q ~t:-& C'fii'atc~'lli,rsat. t:h~Q 'lt4.36 '1'h$ltilqislatlv'l!'; ~andat$ for :r~'scltltiol!iS: 11586(lX)lW.d4~f50. 44.31 Th'€!obitecthre of Qtr·'Q;<!m:i.~;ation· spurposes alsolltI.aking aprofitifthe andw!(}rxt,c) poaSihl$.lst:op;rOill'lOt:tlan thepublic. whl1~ r~'c.ovoroftbe Ctl~t5antI ~4"J2 During thebhlm::d.tl.l'!) 1988- halfaltl1111011 vhitc'r€il
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the operations and management of the United Nations' visitor centers in Geneva and Vienna, including the organization of guided tours and the presentation of information about the organization's aims and activities. The text mentions the need to improve the tours by addressing issues such as seasonal fluctuations in visitor numbers and the static nature of the content. The text also mentions the possibility of creating dedicated areas for the presentation of films and videos about the organization's work and priority themes.

**Category**
Culture, Education