Transport and mobility are the key challenges facing tourism regions today. And in the Danube region, rising numbers of tourists and their increased need for mobility have negative impacts on the environment and the local population.
Transport and mobility are the key challenges facing tourism regions today. And in the Danube region, rising numbers of tourists and their increased need for mobility have negative impacts on the environment and the local population.
Partners of the project Transdanube.Pearls reached their major goal: the establishment of a Danube.Pearls network, which will continue to jointly elaborate services for sustainable traveling from the Black Forest to the Black Sea and provide user-friendly tourism information for tourists and inhabitants beyond project lifetime.
The Club Sustainable Development of Civil Society has been awarded a certificate for its participation in the European Green Week 2019.
The 7th Last Mile project partners meeting was held in Barcelona on 18-19 June 2019. It was hosted by the Department of Territory and Sustainable Development of the Government of Catalonia.
The 6th SUMP Conference and the Final PROSPERITY meeting were held in Groningen, the Netherlands from 16-20 June 2019. Prof. Lucia Ilieva was invited by the conference organizers as a lecturer on the topic "SUMP and its contribution to the climate change mitigation".
During the General Assembly of the ECCENTRIC project in Stockholm, the next meeting of the information dissemination group was held.