Historical Paths Network of Lazio Region: Creating a framework to promote sustainable tourism by enhancing and connecting heritage trails

La Via del Riccio promotes sustainable tourism by connecting Rome’s iconic Ancient Appian Way to less popular natural areas, encouraging hiking and cycling.

A participatory approach aimed at empowering residents' voices contributes to spreading tourism to less visited areas of Kraków: The Dragon Trail

The case of Twierdza Kraków (Fortress Krakow): renovate and revitalizes neglected historic military sites to spread tourism beyond the crowded city centre.

Understanding the residents' perceptions of tourism is an essential part of the tourism ecosystem.

The use of two types of sensors (WIFI and Optical Sensors) will allow us to have real-time data on the capacity, and the flow of visitors in the area.

The Porikuu Festival, held in October to tackle the uneven distribution of tourist arrivals throughout the year and to divert visitors from crowded hotspots.

Tallinn Open House Festival offers a unique experience to both the residents of Tallinn and visitors to visit interiors which are normally inaccessible.

Accessibility of public objects for disabled people and their assistance for the elderly, parents with children, health athletes, visitors and residents.

A dinosaur park and an open-air museum, an example of how to develop a family-oriented attraction to spread tourists out from city centres.

Establishing Local Gastronomic Points in rural areas of Romania, where private households serve traditional meals prepared with local ingredients