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This content type consists of pieces informing of what is going on in the broad theme of TTP and on the platform: a new pledge can be announced through the news content type; also it is the advised content type to announce important updates and activities for the community.

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10 Apr 2025

Sustainable tourism in action: Explore WeNaTour's case studies

Explore the WeNaTour project's selection of four destination case studies across Europe, providing insights into sustainable tourism management and practices.

Categories: Adventure tourism Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism +9 más

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13 Aug 2025

2025 European Accommodation Barometer Reveals Confidence Amidst Challenges in Hospitality Sector

The 2025 European Accommodation Barometer, a joint effort by Booking.com and Statista, indicates a positive outlook in Europe's hospitality industry, despite facing geopolitical and economic...

Categories: Adventure tourism Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism +20 más

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15 May 2025

Jevnaker launches holiday grant for people with disabilities

Jevnaker Municipality has introduced a NOK 300,000 grant scheme for 2025 to support travel and holiday expenses for residents with disabilities by covering the cost...

Categories: Adventure tourism Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism +17 más

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13 Nov 2025

Tourism to take centre stage at COP30 with dedicated Thematic Days in Belém

Tourism will once again play a key role in global climate discussions as the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, devotes two days...

Categories: Adventure tourism Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism +41 más

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24 Jan 2025

France sets new goals in sustainable tourism after a record-breaking year

France remained the world's most visited country in 2024, attracting over 100 million tourists and aiming to lead in sustainable tourism.

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11 Nov 2025

Why Christmas markets in Denmark should be on your travel list this winter

VisitDenmark’s seasonal guide offers a rich and inspiring look at the country’s famous Christmas markets and festive traditions. It’s a compendium full of stories, local...

Categories: Cultural tourism Ecotourism Gastronomy tourism +13 más

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01 Oct 2025

TUI's June 2025 Initiatives to Empower Sustainable Growth in European Tourism

TUI is advocating comprehensive policy reforms to bolster the European tourism sector's competitiveness, sustainability, and resilience. Key areas of focus include air passenger rights, digital...

Categories: Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Education tourism Rural tourism +11 más

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03 Oct 2025

PATH calls on governments to put walking and cycling at the heart of COP30 climate commitments

The Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) is urging national governments to make walking and cycling central to their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) ahead...

Categories: Rural tourism Sports tourism Urban/city tourism +6 más

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14 Feb 2025

Türkiye's record-breaking tourism growth strategy for 2025

Türkiye is set for record-breaking tourism growth in 2025, driven by strategic investments, falling interest rates, and rising global appeal.

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07 Nov 2024

Prepare for change: Compliance with the EU Data Act by 2025

Embrace the future of data with the EU Data Act, designed to foster innovation and sustainability in the digital economy.

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