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19 September 2024
Commission Staff Working Document on nautical tourism
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The Commission’s document on nautical tourism analyzes the sector’s economic impact, challenges, and strategic actions to promote sustainable growth and innovation within the EU.
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The Commission's document on nautical tourism (SWD(2017) 126 final) provides an in-depth analysis of the nautical tourism sector within the European Union. This sector includes activities such as boating, yachting, marinas, and water sports, constituting a significant part of the EU’s coastal and maritime tourism industry.
The document highlights sector's economic impact and key challenges, which include aging population, environmental concerns, and regulatory barriers. In addition, it presents strategic actions, such as promoting innovation in marina development and sustainable practices, enhancing the qualifications of professional yacht skippers and recreational boaters, and improving safety standards.
Overall, the document underscores the importance of a coordinated approach to address the challenges and unlock the full potential of nautical tourism in the EU.
For an in-depth analysis and further insights, please visit the linked source on the left-hand side of the platform.
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