Topic: cultural tourism

a research project on the impact of museum language services through the lens of international students’ museum experience, conducted at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam

Superdiversity and City Branding: improving the diverse experience in Rotterdam museums

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Xue Mi, Ziyou Bao, Nicolò Morando All images courtesy of the authors. Let’s begin with … Continue reading →

INCULTUM conference with stakeholders organized by partner The High Mountains social cooperative, in Konitsa (Greece) on 21 May 2022

Culture Tourism and Social Innovation: The Collective Organisation of the Cultural Experience of our Homeland

>>> press release (text and images provided by The High Mountains SCE). On Saturday, May 21, 2022, the first discussion of the Cultural Associations of Konitsa’s area with our Social Cooperative Enterprise (SCE), “The High Mountains”, took place in the … Continue reading →

The Congress took place at the University of Algarve from the 26th to the 28th of May and prof. José Maria Civantos, coordinator of the INCULTUM Project, was one of the Keynote speakers

INCULTUM Pilot at the 10th Congress on Rural Studies at the University of Algarve

This congress was hosted and co-organized by the Faculty of Sciences and Technology and by the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of the University of Algarve, with participation of the Team of INCULTUM Pilot focused on research and recovery … Continue reading →

video conference of the EVA series, hosted in Florence (Italy), 6 June 2022

INCULTUM presented at EVA Florence 2022

INCULTUM was presented by the communication and network coordinator dr. Antonella Fresa at EVA FLORENCE, the annual event in Firenze of the EVA series Electronic imaging & the Visual Arts. Download INCULTUM presentation (PDF) The accepted paper about INCULTUM is … Continue reading →

Transition towards sustainable development is a priority for all industries including tourism and the role of landscape is central to new policies

Global tourism and climate change, a reflection

The rediscovery of cultural and local tourism, a low carbon asset. Rereading Hassan Zaoual. By Roger Goudiard (Bibracte) In the current context of crisis in tourism and the questioning of the conventional forms of this industry, it is interesting to … Continue reading →

A research project about the challenge of inclusion of minority cultures in museums - a Case Study on Wereldmuseum Rotterdam

Curatorial and Programming Activities to Drive Cultural Participation: A Museum to Relate, Represent and Self-identify

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Antonia Bobik, Aimilia Koltsida & Isabella Legebeke All images courtesy of the authors. Diversity and … Continue reading →

Professors and students work together with the objective of recognizing and analyzing the values and challenges of hydraulic heritage

Collaboration between INCULTUM pilot in Portugal and University of Seville

images courtesy of University of Algarve. The Portuguese pilot of INCULTUM over the Campina de Faro (Algarve) launched a collaboration with professors and students of Architecture at the University of Seville, started with a study and fieldwork in Portugal in … Continue reading →

online event on how to use RURITAGE Resources Ecosystem

RURITAGE Project webinar 12th May 2022

In this online event, participants learn how to use RURITAGE Resources Ecosystem, the project’s digital hub that gathers information, data and methodologies that were created and applied during the RURITAGE project. It serves as an online hub for rural regeneration, … Continue reading →

A research project on the current state of digital museums and visitors’ attitudes, conducted at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam

Digital Museums: Hype or Future?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Tessa de Boer, Emmy Hermans, Julia Rokos During the first lockdowns of the Covid-19 pandemic … Continue reading →

on 10th June, the closing public event of the RURITAGE project included the Rural Regeneration workshop

INCULTUM at the RURITAGE final event in Paris

INCULTUM was invited to take part as a guest of the public session of RURITAGE Final Conference, that takes place in June at the UNESCO HeadQuarters in Paris. The programme of the 2-days event includes various session and particularly during … Continue reading →