Tag: cultural tourism

Informative materials highlighting and promoting the diversity of cultural heritage resources in the area are now available for tourists

New visitors’ leaflets launched in the pilot area of the Upper Vjosa valley

Article and images courtesy of Eglantina Serjani (CeRPHAAL) In April 2023, INCULTUM partner CeRPHAAL in Albania launched new visitor leaflets about the cultural heritage assets of the Upper Vjosa valley. CeRPHAAL is coordinating pilot 8, Vjosa the shared river, aiming … Continue reading →

Participatory fieldwork continues to restore and valorize rural areas in the Altiplano de Granada

INCULTUM Pilot: cleaning of the acequia Baja de Pitres

text by Elena Correa Jiménez (University of Granada), photos by Rocco Corselli, MEMOLab researcher. On the 10th of June, the cleaning of the acequia Baja de Pitres (Granada) took place. This activity was organised by the Laboratory of Biocultural Archaeology … Continue reading →

Actions included the cration of new dissemination materials, a training to local stakeholders in Permet, and the continuation of the efforts to reconstruct the heritage of Vlachs minority

INCULTUM Albania pilot latest activities to support cultural tourism in the Upper Vjosa valley

Article and images courtesy of Eglantina Serjani (CeRPHAAL) Activity 1 – New visitors’ leaflets launched in the pilot area of the Upper Vjosa valley In April 2023, INCULTUM partner CeRPHAAL in Albania launched new visitor leaflets about the cultural heritage … Continue reading →

After recreating a traditional hut in the Upper Vjosa Valley, the CeRPHAAL team was engaged with the arrangements of the interiors in collaboration withlocal stakeholders, particularly the elderly Vlachs

Reconstructing a Vlach dwelling hut – the ‘kalive’, with interiors

Article and images courtesy of Eglantina Serjani (CeRPHAAL) The INCULTUM partner CeRPHAAL in Albania has identified the cultural heritage of the Vlach minority as the main product of their project’s innovative actions. This initiative aimed at recording, revitalizing and promoting … Continue reading →

The focus of the discussion during the training was the neglected heritage potential of the territory and the importance of the heritage assets of the upper Vjosa Valley (Albania)

INCULTUM Training session with heritage specialists in the Municipality of Përmet

Article and images courtesy of Eglantina Serjani (CeRPHAAL) On May 23rd 2023, CeRPHAAL organized a training session with cultural heritage specialists at the Municipality of Përmet, the administrative centre in the pilot area in the Upper Vjosa valley, Albania. The … Continue reading →

the talk was organized by the Charleville Heritage Society and presented the INCULTUM work done in the PIlot in County Cork

Historic Graves Pilot from INCULTUM at Charleville Heritage Society’s May talk

INCULTUM partner Eachtra is engaged in The Historic Graves project, that is a community focused, grassroots heritage project where local community groups are trained in low-cost, high-tech field surveys of historic graveyards; also recording their own oral histories. 25th May … Continue reading →

Making the way to a marginal tourism destination in a major tourism hub: The perception of Campina de Faro by Danish tourist

INCULTUM master thesis between Denmark and Portugal

text by Viktor Smith, Copenhagen Business School Following a call for master thesis in summer 2022, partner CBS Copenhagen Business School is supervising students interested in cultural tourism, including the work done with the H2020 project INCULTUM. One of the … Continue reading →

Participatory fieldwork continues to restore and valorize rural areas in the Altiplano de Granada

INCULTUM Pilot: annual cleaning Barjas irrigation channel Cáñar (Granada)

text and images courtesy of Elena Correa Jiménez (University of Granada). On May 6 we carried out the annual cleaning of the Barjas irrigation channel Cáñar (Granada). The activity was organised by the Biocultural Archaeology Laboratory (MEMOLab), coordinated by Professor … Continue reading →

Scope of the survey is to identify relevant, impactful and innovative projects in specific locations, in order select case studies of the IN SITU project

IN SITU survey on ‘Mapping of cultural and creative projects & selection of case studies’

IN SITU is a 48-month-long research project currently exploring how cultural and creative practices can help tackle place-based issues in six non-urban areas representing the six IN SITU Labs: Azores, Portugal; Western coastal region, Ireland; Western region, Iceland; Rauma and … Continue reading →

The event was organised by the Banská Bystrica Development Agency in cooperation with the Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica, with the aim of building and supporting the innovation system of the region.

The INCULTUM Pilot Mining Treasures of Central Slovakia at the INNOVATION MEETUP

Article by Darina Rojíková, Matej Bel University On Thursday 11 May 2023, the University Library of Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica became the venue for the second INNOVATION MEETUP series of events. The event was organised by the Banská … Continue reading →