Moreover, the participating partners will create a manual on the use of social media in rural cultural tourism and on effective online-marketing directed towards cultural sites and activities. It is foreseen that the manual will be published in seven different languages (EN, DE, ES, IT, BG, RO, PL).
As a last step, the partners will jointly develop cultural touristic offers, which are expected to link the participating regions in a more sustainable way together.
FRH was asked to join the partnership because of our extensive network in Europe and our experience in intermediating between different organisations. In addition to that, a vast amount of religious heritage is located in rural areas and is identified as a significant marker in it, making places of worship important (cultural) components of rural areas.
The final goal of Europetour is to put rural cultural treasures in Europe in the spotlight, present them in a contemporary way and make the public at large discover and appreciate them. Different regions in Europe will be more connected through the characteristics that make all of them unique. At the same time, the project will develop and test a methodology that is able to collect and map very local data while realizing a very broad outreach.
This is the partnership from all over Europe that has teamed up to make this project to a success:
Romania: Bukowina Turism
Austria: E-C-C Verein für Interdisziplinäre Bildung und Beratung
Belgium: Future for Religious Heritage
Bulgaria: INI-Novation
Poland: Klosterland / City of Mysliborz
Austria: Kreativ Reisen Österreich
Germany: Kultur und Arbeit e.V. / KIRA-Netzwerk / Touristikgemeinschaft HeilbronnerLand e.V.
Italy: Regione Marche
Spain: SRECD – Region of Cantabria
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