Publications
Here you can find all the latest publications on Tourism Policy from NECSTouR members, EU Institutions and other tourism stakeholders!
Île-de-France relases its first annual results of the COVID era
Tourist traffic in Île-de-France Region in 2020 has been profoundly affected by the health crisis and the results of restrictive measures (quarantine, border closures, etc.). As a result, only 30.1 million passengers passed through the airports of France from January to October 2020, a decrease of 67% compared to the same period of the previous year.
MED Pearls Research study on Slow Tourism international trends and innovations
The MED Pearls Research study on Slow Tourism international trends and innovations is now available
Find here the Research divided into Chapters:
CHAPTER 1: Conceptualization and trends on Sustainable and Slow Tourism
Evaluating Perception of Sustainability Initiatives Invested in the Coastal Area of Versilia, Italy
Nowadays, following the increased interest and need for the issue of sustainability, tourist destinations are called upon to promote sustainable tourism development through the implementation of investments and initiatives. Despite the investments by the destinations, how are these perceived by tourists and residents? Based on this, this paper aims to assess the perception of sustainable investments in a coastal area located in Tuscany, through the administration of a questionnaire among 750 people, including both tourists and house owners.
Cruise Tourism in Scotland: Review &Sustainable Development Opportunities
New research carried out through the winter of 2019/20 delivers the most comprehensive perspective on cruise tourism in Scotland to date, with recommendations focusing on a strategic and responsible approach to the future development of the sector.
CHARM Newsletter #3 - Guide for Promotional Practices of Destinations
The third newsletter of the CHARM project was released in October 2020 to announce the release of their Guide for Promotional Practices of Destinations.
CHARM Guide to Promote and Commercialise Tourism Destinations Released
This guide was produced by the Digital Tourism Think Tank (#DTTT) on behalf of the CHARM project (co-funded by the COSME Programme of the European Union) in order to provide inspiration and guidelines on "what and how to apply new methods in order to promote and commercialise the destinations" to the ten CHARM Villages.