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.
Bled, Slovenia, located within the UNESCO Julian Alps Biosphere Reserve, has emerged as a leading example of sustainable tourism through its innovative zero-waste strategy and...
Benidorm, Spain, a leading Mediterranean tourist destination, has implemented a comprehensive and innovative water management strategy to address chronic water scarcity. Through infrastructural upgrades, digital...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismGastronomy tourism+9 more
Barcelona, Spain, has implemented a comprehensive and participatory tourism strategy to address the challenges of overtourism, including resident displacement and infrastructure strain. Through regulatory measures...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismGastronomy tourism+38 more
The Azores, Portugal, have implemented a pioneering sustainable tourism strategy to manage the rapid growth in tourism following the liberalisation of air travel in 2015...
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Adventure tourismCoastal, maritime and inland water tourismEcotourism+7 more
Andalusia, Spain, has implemented a comprehensive strategy to monitor and promote sustainable tourism through data-driven decision-making and stakeholder collaboration. By integrating diverse data sources and...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismRural tourism+33 more
Helsinki, Finland, has strengthened its position as a safe and resilient tourism destination by developing an integrated crisis preparedness and safety strategy. Through strong collaboration...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismMICE tourism+4 more
Katerini, located in the Pieria region of Greece, is positioning itself as an accessible tourism destination by leveraging innovative technologies like Seatrac, barrier-free infrastructure and...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismHealth and medical tourism+8 more
Liepāja, Latvia, has become a benchmark for accessible and inclusive tourism in the Baltic region. Since 2012, the city has invested in barrier-free infrastructure and...
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Coastal, maritime and inland water tourismCultural tourismSports tourism+12 more
Aarhus, Denmark, has successfully addressed limited financial resources in tourism by fostering a strong culture of volunteerism through the ReThinker programme. Initially launched for the...
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Cultural tourismFestival tourismSports tourism+12 more
Turin, Italy, embarked on a transformation from an industrial centre into a dynamic cultural and tourism hub, triggered by the 2006 Winter Olympics bid. Through...
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Cultural tourismGastronomy tourismMountain tourism+15 more
