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Revision as of 12:55, 17 June 2022
Project Q4296893 in Norway, Iceland, Finland
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Science Tourism: services and products for Dancing with the Lights |
Project Q4296893 in Norway, Iceland, Finland |
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10,891.65 Euro
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44,883.82 Euro
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24.27 percent
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15 April 2016
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30 November 2016
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Arctic Centre, University of Lapland
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69°1'8.36"N, 23°3'30.24"E
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66°30'27.40"N, 25°43'34.50"E
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65°40'54.91"N, 18°5'21.88"W
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The project undertakes the challenge to design new science exhibition related services and products for tourism sectors and customers in order to enhance attractiveness of related places, to secure new opportunities for local companies and to improve the understanding of local environmental and social dynamics. The goals will be achieved through partnerships and transfers of expertise between science exhibition producers and tourist companies as well as through the adjustment and the redesign of the educational activities of science exhibition centres into educating products responding better to the need of companies and their customers. By conceptualizing and developing science tourism into services and products offered to tourist, marketing agencies and tour operators, the project will contribute to promoting entrepreneurship to realize the potential of ‘place-based’ development opportunities for tourism and experience industries based on the area unique natural environmental, indigenous lifestyles, and creative industries. Both the science of aurora borealis and the story-telling traditions of indigenous peoples appear as relevant topic to develop exhibition infrastructures and educating services and products. By producing science based activities and training sessions for guides the project contributes to skill enhancement of SMEs. By implementing pilot phases in Iceland, Finland and Norway, the project will contribute to development of new job opportunities in the field of science exhibition and tourist business. (English)
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