Be.CULTOUR and INCULTUM establish collaboration

Be.CULTOUR is a EU-funded project focused on enhancing enhancing cultural heritage and landscape values for sustainable cultural tourism

Posted on: 5 January 2023

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The EU-funded Be.CULTOUR project recently establised a cooperation agreement with INCULTUM, aiming at cross-dissemination, knowledge exchange and other common actions in the area of sustainable cultural tourism.

Be.CULTOUR stands for “Beyond CULtural TOURism: heritage innovation networks as drivers of Europeanisation towards a human-centred and circular tourism economy”. It expresses the goal to move beyond tourism through a longer-term human-centred development perspective, enhancing cultural heritage and landscape values.

Read more about the project in the official website: https://becultour.eu/

 

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