Topic: cultural tourism

on 10th June, the closing public event of the RURITAGE project included the Rural Regeneration workshop

INCULTUM at the RURITAGE final event in Paris

INCULTUM was invited to take part as a guest of the public session of RURITAGE Final Conference, that takes place in June at the UNESCO HeadQuarters in Paris. The programme of the 2-days event includes various session and particularly during … Continue reading →

the presentation illustrated various participatory activities carried out in the Altiplano de Granada

Presenting INCULTUM in scientific conference on sustainable education

images courtesy of Elena Correa Jiménez. On 27 April, the project coordinator’s team at University of Granada presented the paper: “From the School to the balate: Education as a tool for the recovery of cultural landscapes” at the Scientific Conference … Continue reading →

the presentation will discuss the role and importance of an old farmhouse and its heritageheme is water, takes place at the University of Algarve, in May 2022

INCULTUM Pilot in Portugal presented at Taller de Arquitectura Iberia Sur

Professors Desidério Batista of University of Algarve delivers a presentation in a seminar at Taller de Arquitectura Iberia Sur on May 13, 2022 with the lecture: “Recreation farms as one of the most recognizable features of the landscape in Portugal. … Continue reading →

organized by Project Coordinator the University of Granada, it includes a field trip in a rural environment

INCULTUM second project meeting

all images courtesy of Promoter. On 2 and 3 June 2022, the second general assembly of INCULTUM partners is happily going to be an old-fashion style project meeting, finally held in person after many months of telcos and virtual gatherings, … Continue reading →

Natural and man-made disasters make 3D digitisation projects critical for the reconstruction of cultural heritage buildings and objects, and quality in 3D digitization is key

Study on quality in 3D digitisation of tangible cultural heritage

The study, led by Cyprus University of Technology, has identified all relevant elements for successful 3D digitisation of cultural heritage, classifying them by degree of complexity and purpose or use. The study also looked at what determines the quality of … Continue reading →

The course is devoted to practices within the opportunity-driven innovation areas: landscape, local food, art & festival, and pilgrimage.

RURITAGE Summer School dedicated to heritage-based regeneration at regional level

The 3-days Summer School, arranged within RURITAGE project by Savonia University of Applied Science, will be delivered in presence at the Savonia University (UAS), Kuopio Finland on 9-13 May 2022. It will include both lectures, study visits and interactive workshops … Continue reading →

scope of the meeting was to understand challenges and difficulties tour guides face during their work, and develop future policies.

Meeting with local tour guides, Vjosa valley, Albania

text and images by Egla Serjani, CeRPHAAL At the core of the INCULTUM project are local communities and stakeholders, as the main protagonist, able to improve cultural tourism in the chosen Pilot areas. In the Upper Vjosa valley, amongst the … Continue reading →

the course is focused on methods for understanding tourists' behavior analyzing spatiotemporal behavior patterns

Advanced Spatio-Temporal analysis, doctoral course

In the framework of INCULTUM project, the Uppsala University team in collaboration with Copenhagen Business School is organizing a doctoral course to run in April, May and September 2022. The course is taking place partly online and partly in hybrid … Continue reading →

At the workshop, the researchers presented the tourists' engagement journey visualized through trajectories of tourist movements together with other collected information

INCULTUM Pilot: meeting with stakeholders in Sweden

text and images courtesy of dr. Sabine Gebert Persson, Associatate professor Uppsala University On April 4, 2022 a total of 18 individuals representing different stakeholders gathered in Torsö (Sweden) to listen to and discuss data collected during the summer of … Continue reading →

RURITAGE is associate partner of INCULTUM, striving to enable rural regeneration through heritage

Newly released RURITAGE “Travelling Voices” book

INCULTUM and RURITAGE projects have in common a keen focus on empowering marginal and rural areas in the promotion of their cultural and natural heritage, which not only needs to be safeguarded but also leveraged for communities-driven sustainable development. … Continue reading →