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Sustainable tourism in action: Explore WeNaTour's case studies

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10 April 2025

Sustainable tourism in action: Explore WeNaTour's case studies

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

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    • Adventure tourism

    • Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism

    • Cultural tourism

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    • Mountain tourism

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    • Wellness tourism

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    • Best practices, peer learning and networking

    • Governance of tourism destinations

    • Well-being of residents

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The WeNaTour project has published case studies on four certified sustainable tourism destinations: Valsugana Lagorai in Italy, Nassfeld Lesachtal Weissensee in Austria, the city of Siena in Italy, and Colinele Transilvaniei in Romania. Each case study provides valuable insights into sustainable tourism destination management and practices in these areas. 

To explore these practices in detail and find inspiration for your own contributions to the Transition Pathway for Tourism vision, follow the link on the left-hand side of the platform or in the Related Content section below.

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