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The webinar developed the second pillar of the Smart Tourism Destination Project (Data collection, management, and technological solutions) through the intervention of two experts: first through the presentation prepared by Mirko Lalli, founder and CEO of the Data Appeal Company, on the topic “How to be a data driven destination: all about data! Sources, collection […]

Le projet SMART vise à soutenir l’industrie du tourisme durable dans le renforcement de ses capacités organisationnelles, de sa résilience et de la sécurité des expériences. Cela passe par l’utilisation d’outils digitaux et la promotion de compétences numériques, de l’interconnectivité et de l’interopérabilité. SMART répond à un réel besoin de matériel supplémentaire, nécessaire à l’adaptation

The SMART project aims at supporting organisational capacity building, resilience, and safe experiences for the sustainable tourism industry through the use of digital tools and the promotion of digital skills, interconnectivity, and interoperability. SMART is the response to a real need for more materials that professionals require to adapt to a new labour market through

Answer this survey that aims to collect information about digital tools and practices used in EU countries that support the tourism sector that can be regarded as good practices, offering tangible benefits to users and service providers and that could be replicated by other regions or actors within the EU that face similar challenges. The

The SMART consortium got together for the second time in Xylokastro between 27-29th of July hosted by Green Village. A project meeting at this time of the year made it possible for the partners to get an in-depth understanding of the local tourism ecosystem as well as local and regional challenges. A meeting with the

Each year since 2018, the European Commission is selecting the European Capital of Smart Tourism, a competition between European cities recognising successes in smart tourism. Every year two European cities win the title of European Capitals of Smart Tourism and Bordeaux (France) and Valencia (Spain) won the titles for 2022 between the 30 cities from

After kicking off the SMART project virtually in January 2022 the team met for the first time in person between 2-4 April in Hauts-de-France to review the work carried out to date, which includes a comprehensive collection of best practices linked to digital tools supporting sustainable tourism and destinations, which will be available on our

Locavore is a perfect app for travelers who wish to support local communities whenever they are and to minimize carbon emissions. The app recommends eating both seasonal and local fruits and vegetables to its users based of the location, which the app detects thanks to the GPS, installed in their phones. It means that everyone