The European #HeritageYouthResidency 2024 begins today in Romania! 🇷🇴 🏞 A group of 15 young students and professionals from various European countries are coming together to discuss heritage and sustainable tourism. They will partake in hiking and other hands-on heritage activities. The participants will see first-hand how heritage policies and projects around sustainable tourism have been successfully implemented. This includes the Via Transilvanica, a 1,400 km hiking trail offering a journey through Romanian heritage, and the Ambulance for Monuments, an innovative programme to carry out emergency repairs on heritage buildings in Romania. The European Heritage Youth Residency is organised by Europa Nostra, Tășuleasa Social and Asociația Monumentum, with the support of the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dSQymGwb ESACH Be.CULTOUR
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Mother of the term Femtech + two kids. Co-founded Clue. Working on a book about Femtech, and a think tank to articulate the link between Femtech, economy and planetary health. Travelled the world on motorcycle.
The idea that we can collaborate, find peaceful solutions to problems and move big issues forward together as European neighbours is in my mind more relevant and needed than ever - climate, peace, regulation of technology, data privacy and chemicals - there are so many things we must do together. Actually we need to do this globally, but being able to do it in Europe is a start. This initiative is great - we need to know and care about who other Europeans are so we can and want to work together.
Lisbon 🇵🇹➡️🇩🇪 Nuremburg, Thessaloniki 🇬🇷➡️🇷🇴 Brașov Lyon 🇫🇷➡️🇨🇿 Znojmo This summer, thousands of young Europeans will travel around the EU with #DiscoverEU. Every year, we offer thousands of free rail travel passes to 18-year-olds to encourage them to explore Europe’s diversity, learn about its cultural heritage and history, and connect with people from all over the continent. Choose from a variety of routes including Green, Digital, Culture, New European Bahaus and Feel Good Route – or make your own! Here is an example of several Green Routes you could take to see the most sustainable cities in Europe 🗺️👇 Are you 18 years old and a resident of one of the EU countries or third countries associated to Erasmus+? Keep an eye on this space so you can apply in the next round → https://lnkd.in/e9X-ss8c #ErasmusPlus #EuropeanUnion
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⛔️ ICOMOS 🏛️: 5th International Scientific Symposium.- of Icomos Slovenija. The event will be dedicated to the role of local communities in the development of #CulturalTourism and the challenges faced when implementing #SustainableDevelopment policies within #CulturalHeritage sites. In line with the 2022 ICOMOS International Cultural Heritage Tourism Charter, the aim is to highlight the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage and respecting community rights by implementing inclusive tourism policies. Participants will discuss the 3 following topics: 1️⃣ Protection of cultural heritage and community rights – the foundations of cultural heritage tourism development 2️⃣ The pitfalls of touristification – how to overcome them? 3️⃣ Cultural heritage tourism and the role of heritage labeling ▪️Deadline for registrations: 5/09/24 ▪️More info: https://buff.ly/3PFvFX6 ▪️Register: https://buff.ly/3Jm771Y
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Kriton Kuci, our RECAS Fellow, is currently working on the project "Redefining Tourism Narratives: Navigating Beyond Banal Nationalism in Southeast Europe." This study explores the intricate relationship between banal nationalism and tourism in Southeast Europe, with a particular focus on "patriotic tourism" in Albania. Kriton's research reveals how nationalistic sentiments are perpetuated through tourism narratives and practices, often driven by political agendas. His work examines how these dynamics reinforce national identities and deepen societal divisions in a region historically marked by ethnic and political tensions. Importantly, the study advocates for alternative tourism models that promote shared futures, cross-cultural understanding, and collaboration. Drawing inspiration from responsible tourism, cultural exchange programs, and community-based tourism, Kriton proposes innovative approaches to foster a more inclusive and interconnected future. Discover more about Kriton Kuci and his groundbreaking project here: https://lnkd.in/dXzFwRwi Thanks to our supporters: Open Society Foundations | Western Balkans, ERSTE Foundation, and Rockefeller Brothers Fund. #RECAS_SEE #Tourism #Nationalism #SoutheastEurope #Research #InclusiveTourism #CrossCulturalUnderstanding #PatrioticTourism #CulturalExchange #CommunityTourism #ResponsibleTourism
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6 parallel sessions will be held during the #AivpWorldConference in 📍 Lisbon (Portugal) Track 2️⃣ 𝐂𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐠𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 Port city stakeholders have shared values, a maritime identity that unites them, and a desire to develop the port together, as it is the driving force behind the local economy and at the heart of their territory’s history. For fifteen years now, the AIVP has been promoting the hashtag#PortCenterbyAivp concept, with the aim of introducing citizens to the complexity of today’s port and enabling them to express their ideas on future projects. Port-city governance is essentially multi-stakeholder. It is based on arrangements that are always different from one territory to another. In this session we will learn about innovative governance in port cities. We will also discuss new ways to valorize and showcase the port city culture. From festive programs to exhibitions by local artists, from heritage preservation and reuse to original shared tourism policies, there is a multiplicity of initiatives that port authorities and local authorities can take together in the cultural field. With the rise of industrial tourism, the idea of “experiencing the port from the inside” has never been so popular. 🔗 Discover the full updated programme: https://swll.to/UaAGSm2 ✅ Register Now: https://swll.to/kuBPEI Co-organiser: Porto de Lisboa
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Greece, famous for its azure coasts 🌊 and sun-kissed landscapes 🌅, shows off in May not only through its natural greenery 🌿 in full splendor but also through its commitment to sustainable development and innovation 💡. A shining example of this is the Ellinikon Project, a visionary initiative transforming the former site of the Athens airport into a thriving hub for culture 🎭, leisure, and business 💼. This project highlights Greece's effort to promote and preserve green spaces while boosting its economy 💚. Particularly this May offers a unique opportunity to be part of this green future while also benefiting from the Greek Golden Visa program 🛂. By investing this spring, you not only secure a stake in one of Greece's most ambitious projects but also the chance to obtain the coveted Golden Visa. This means access to a life in the EU, surrounded by the beauty and culture Greece has to offer, supported by a stable and welcoming investment climate 🌞. The Ellinikon Project and the Golden Visa program embody Greece's vision to welcome investors and their families who support sustainable growth and want to be part of a dynamic future 🌱. This May is more than just a season of growth and renewal; it's an invitation to invest in Greece's green future 🌟. #Greece #EllinikonProject #GoldenVisaGreece
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Fortaleza, sitting on the northeastern coast of Brazil, is one of the most visited cities in the country. Capital of the state of Ceará, it is now the country's 4th largest city and is known for its beaches and strong regional culture. With a thriving tourism and service industry, the city is a major contributor to Brazil’s GDP. How can the city overcome mobility barriers that exist? Fortaleza is exploring this as one of 10 shortlisted cities in the #TMFSustainableCities Challenge. Learn more about the Challenge at https://lnkd.in/ejGwk9dU
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#Gdansk in top three of MICE destinations in #Poland 🔥 "While major cities like Warsaw and Kraków boast state-of-the-art facilities and infrastructure for conferences of varying sizes, Gdańsk stands out as a rising star in the global meetings industry. The historic capital of Pomerania, located on the Baltic Sea, was included recently in the UIA (Union of International Associations) ranking for the first time, where the two mentioned cities have been listed for years. The 16 organized A-class international associations events allowed Gdańsk to be noted in the prestigious list, and there are many indications that the city will be ranked even higher in the following years." What a better way to start a day than to read all those wonderful opinions about #Gdansk? According to Travel Daily News Gdansk has an increasing share in contributing to Poland's growth in the #MICE Industry. While nothing in this article is surprising - we're literally in the middle of those changes - we find even bigger confidence in our sustainable actions. With that being noticed, we must not forget about the effort of our #Partners; representatives of #unique #venues, #hotels and #restaurants without whose hard and inspirational work this changes wouldn't be as powerful. We're grateful for all the recognition and proud to be representing Gdansk's potential worldwide. Poland Convention Bureau AMBEREXPO - MTG SA Invest in Pomerania #sustainability #gdanskcb #visitgdansk #networking read the article: https://lnkd.in/dY_PZUhj
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Useful toolkit with different #experiences to have while visiting #estonia. More for incentive groups, but as an idea for all the visitors to try out or approach for your clients 👇 #tourismmarketing #visitestonia
Our new Group Activities Brochure, "Experience Estonia Like a Local!" is now available, offering the most fantastic experiences for meeting or incentive groups in Estonia! As one of the smallest nations in Europe, Estonia presents visitors with the unique opportunity to enjoy both city and nature within a short timeframe. With a population of just 1.3 million spread across a territory larger than the Netherlands, boasting 70 percent forest and bog coverage, Estonia is compact and hassle-free. Moreover, Estonia is home to 2,222 islands, numerous UNESCO attractions, and the iconic Tallinn Old Town, renowned as one of the best-preserved Hanseatic town centers globally. From ultramodern to ancient, and from urban to wild, the diversity of experiences is truly remarkable. In Estonia, every street and meeting provides moments that linger a lifetime, offering new inspiration with every passing minute. "Small in size, big in experiences" is not merely a slogan but a way of life in Estonia. Download the brochure at www.ecb.ee/toolkit and select your favourites!
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I was delighted to receive a letter from Stefano DOMINIONI last week informing me of the decision of the Board of Directors of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe (EPA) to renew the European Cultural Route Certificate for the European Route of Historic Gardens . This is a great honour and distinction for me personally and for our organisation established in 2016. We are the only certified garden heritage cultural route in Europe. The cultural routes of the Council of Europe are not, as some people believe, 'tourist organisations'. Allthough for centuries, tourism or mobility in its broadest sense has been a powerful tool and key to explore our surrounding and, as a result, to understand it better. We are ambassadors of the universal values underlying European civilisation and culture having the unique privilege of bearing the official Council of Europe / European Institute of Cultural Routes, Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe Programme label. The certification as a “Cultural Route of the Council of Europe” is a guarantee of excellence. Within the framework of the Cultural Route we implement innovative activities and projects pertaining to five main priority fields of action: 1) co-operation in research and development; 2) enhancement of memory, history and European heritage; 3) cultural and educational exchanges for young Europeans; 4) contemporary cultural and artistic practice; 5) cultural tourism and sustainable cultural development. If you manage an institution that cares for historical gardens and is also active in one of the above fields, you are more than welcome to join us as a full member or an independent collaborator; https://lnkd.in/d5P6cdYv Long live the Europe of united gardens! #erhg #europe #unity #gardens #excellence #councilofeurope #culture #heritage
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All valuable projects are born and developed in communities. Ideas alone cannot grow, they need to be fed with actions. Environment protection and sustainability are focus in many companies these days, for all the good reasons. In the same time, some of us do more. Connect Romanian inland waters with North Sea, promote our reach culture and history, take actions for understanding the impact of the human kind in the environment - that is what Circumeuropa does. It's one of those projects that you want to know more about. So let's keep an eye on it #goodwork #environmentprotection #waterexpedition
Have you ever thought of a water expedition? And not a regular sailing one, but a combination of culture, science and media journey. This is how Circumeuropa was born. 15 years ago, Cristian Ilea started to imagine how would it be to link Timișoara to Nordic Sea, all on water. And he also started to wish showing that Bega is a viable connection of Romania (in general) and Timișoara (in particular) with the rest of Europe. Circumeuropa had started this year, in May. The first stage covered more than 1600 marine miles, from Timișoara to Lefkada, passing Bosfor- Dardanele Strait and Corfu Channel. From a scientific standpoint, we collected 20 water samples so far and we currently analyze them, willing to show the quality of our waters and how this is influencing the life quality. We are water, and the planet is more than 70% water too. Last, but not least, we took the chance of having the epicenter of European culture in Timișoara in 2023. And instead of waiting for the visitors to come and enjoy the reach cultural heritage we have, we took the culture out of the city and put it in the same sailing expedition. We had 4 cultural events in 2 months (in Timișoara, Istanbul, Elefsina and Patras) and we aim to extend this approach. Our journey just started. We hope to have you onboarded in it, to be able to share with you what was great and what we learned in the first stage. As there will be a second one, next year. More culture, extensive research, better visibility over our work and Romanian contribution to the environmental awareness. #circumeuropa #awareness #environment #leadthechange #Timișoara2023 #europeanculturecapital #nextstepstofollow
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