INCULTUM meeting, impressions from Uppsala

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Hosted by partner Uppsala University, also leading the INCULTUM Pilot 10 Escape into the Archipelago Landscape, a friendly project meeting was organized to mark the conclusion of INCULTUM’s second year of work, and to review the progress and challenges. All the partners gathered on the occasion, to present the achievements in the various tasks and to discuss about innovation in cultural tourism, participatory approaches to local promotion and impact of the actions on the various stakeholders.

In specific, the 10 Pilots were illustrated in detail, focusing on the activities deployed to foster participation and training of the local communities in managing the territories and enhancing their tourism potential.

 

 

 

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