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03 September 2024
STAR Cities: Completed initiative for enhancing river tourism
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03 September 2024
Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism
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The STAR Cities project, part of the Interreg Europe programme, aimed to boost river tourism and sustainable development in five European cities, aligning with regional goals to diversify tourism and reduce city center congestion.
Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg
Lazio Region
Municipality IX EUR of Rome
NECSTouR
Public institution "Kaunas 2022"
Regional Development Agency of the Ljubljana Urban Region
Val-de-Marne Tourism Board
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The STAR Cities project, part of the Interreg Europe programme, ran from June 1st, 2018 to May 31st, 2023. It aimed to enhance river tourism in five European cities: Bucharest (Romania), Hamburg (Germany), Kaunas (Lithuania), Rome (Italy), and Paris - Val-de-Marne (France). The project’s goal was to boost these cities’ appeal by promoting their natural and cultural heritage and fostering sustainable tourism development, thereby helping to alleviate congestion in their crowded centers. Additionally, the project aligned with the goals of the Ile-de-France Regional Tourism and Leisure Development Plan (RTLDP) to strengthen and diversify the region’s tourism and leisure offerings.
#Destination management #Sustainable tourism #Cultural preservation #Slow travel #Empowerment
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