The “Sustainable EU tourism – shaping the tourism of tomorrow” project provides support to EU tourism destinations as they navigate towards greater sustainability and resilience, in line with the transition pathway for tourism.
Prague, Czechia, launched a comprehensive rebranding strategy to shift its image from a crowded, low-cost party destination to a high-quality, sustainable tourism destination. The approach...
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Cultural tourismMICE tourismUrban/city tourism+10 more
Borkum, Germany, is reshaping its tourism-driven economy through the "Living Space Borkum 2030+" strategy, tackling seasonal challenges like housing shortages and labour gaps. This innovative...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismHealth and medical tourismSports tourism+7 more
Ljubljana, Slovenia, embarked on digital and sustainable transformation by leveraging new technologies in tourism to create personalised experiences, targeted marketing, efficient crowd management, and smarter...
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Cultural tourismGastronomy tourismMICE tourism+10 more
Lika, Croatia, tackled population decline by boosting tourism centred on traditional farms, cuisine, and crafts. By supporting local producers and introducing a regional quality label...
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Cultural tourismEcotourismGastronomy tourism+6 more
Gothenburg, Sweden, embarked on a transformation toward sustainable tourism development in response to growing demand, particularly within the MICE sector. By consistently implementing comprehensive sustainability...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismMICE tourism+6 more
Florence, Italy, embarked on a comprehensive tourism management strategy to mitigate the pressures of overcrowding in its historic centre, triggered by rising visitor numbers and...
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Cultural tourismUrban/city tourismBest practices, peer learning and networking+6 more
Dubrovnik, Croatia, embarked on a strategic shift to manage overtourism and protect residents’ quality of life, triggered by rapid tourism growth and infrastructure strain. Through...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismBest practices, peer learning and networking+7 more
Copenhagen, Denmark, is proactively shaping a sustainable tourism future by inviting visitors to be part of their sustainability actions. Tourists are encouraged to adopt the...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismMICE tourism+4 more
Lower Saxony, Germany, is taking a pioneering role in climate change adaptation for tourism by launching the country’s first state-level initiative to address tourism-related vulnerabilities...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismEcotourism+31 more
The Austrian region of Nassfeld-Pressegger See, Lesachtal, and Weissensee has transformed its tourism strategy by prioritising the well-being of locals and ecological infrastructure. Through a...
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Cultural tourismEcotourismHealth and medical tourism+32 more
