Projects
21 May 2025
Destination RiskScan: Helping tourism adapt to climate change
Projects
21 May 2025
Ecotourism
Governance of tourism destinations
R&I on climate-friendly tourism
+26 more
Login / create an account to be able to react
-
5
The Destination RiskScan project helps tourism destinations assess climate risks and build resilience through practical tools and strategies from 2024 to 2026.
Breda University of Applied Sciences
Breda University of Applied Sciences
CELTH
European Tourism Futures Institute
The Travel Foundation
Wageningen University & Research
Topics
Italy
Spain
Academic / Research and VET Institutions
Destination Management & Marketing Organisations
Local Authorities
NGOs / Non-profits
Regional Authorities
SMEs (a company with less than 250 employees)
-
Specific types of tourism
-
-
Ecotourism
-
-
Transition Pathway Strategic Areas
-
-
Governance of tourism destinations
-
R&I on climate-friendly tourism
-
-
Business activities
-
-
Activities of amusement parks and theme parks
-
Activities of associations and other organisations supporting tourism
-
Air passenger transport
-
Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks
-
Events catering and other food services
-
Festivals, cultural and entertainment activities
-
Gardens and nature reserves activities
-
Holiday Housing / Apartments and other short stay accommodation
-
Hotel and similar accommodation
-
Mobile beverage services
-
Mobile food services
-
Museums
-
Operation of historical sites
-
Other
-
Other accommodation
-
Other amusement and recreation activities
-
Other food and beverage services
-
Other holiday reservation services
-
Other tourism transportation activities
-
Rail Passenger transport
-
Recreational and sport activities
-
Restaurants, cafes and bars (Food and Beverage serving activities)
-
Road passenger transport
-
Tour operator activities
-
Travel agency activities
-
Water (sea, coastal and inland) passenger transport
-
Share
The Destination RiskScan project, coordinated by the Travel Foundation in partnership with the Centre of Expertise Leisure, Tourism and Hospitality (CELTH), aims to help global tourism destinations assess and respond to climate change risks. Funded through collaborative efforts and sponsorship opportunities, the project focuses on developing practical tools — including an online risk scan and a serious game — to support destination managers in identifying vulnerabilities and prioritising climate resilience strategies. Special attention is given to coastal and winter tourism destinations, which are particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels and declining snowfall. Running from January 2025 to December 2026, its expected outcomes include increased awareness, improved risk management capacity, and enhanced resilience for tourism-dependent communities worldwide.
#Climate action #Destination management #Cross-regional cooperation #Resilience planning
Comments (0)
Related content
See also
-
8
NaTour4CChange: Protecting Mediterranean heritage from climate change
- Categories
- Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism Ecotourism +40 more
-
6
HERIT ADAPT: Boosting heritage resilience through sustainable tourism
- Categories
- Governance of tourism destinations Green Transition of Tourism Companies and SMEs R&I on climate-friendly tourism +26 more
-
101
NetZeroCities: Achieving climate neutrality in European cities by 2030
- Categories
- Governance of tourism destinations R&I on climate-friendly tourism Sustainable mobility +26 more