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Revision as of 12:01, 22 June 2022
Project Q4298350 in France, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Hungary, Norway
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Digitourism |
Project Q4298350 in France, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Hungary, Norway |
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1,476,828.25 Euro
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1,957,745.0 Euro
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75.44 percent
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1 June 2018
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31 May 2023
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Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Tourism
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46°4'24.92"N, 18°14'18.24"E
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51°35'25.84"N, 4°47'43.51"E
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45°36'32.44"N, 7°21'35.17"E
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45°47'41.82"N, 3°7'0.19"E
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60°47'43.01"N, 11°4'57.61"E
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41°40'55.02"N, 0°53'10.21"W
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28°28'5.38"N, 16°15'45.65"W
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51°15'39.24"N, 0°32'8.41"W
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53°0'46.98"N, 18°36'8.78"E
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CONTEXT: Many business intelligence surveys demonstrate that Digital Realities (Virtual reality and Augmented reality) are becoming a huge market trend in many sectors, and North America is taking the lead in this emerging domain. Tourism is no exception and the sector in Europe must innovate to get ahead of the curve of this technological revolution, but this innovation needs public support. PARTNERSHIP: In order to provide labs, startups and SMEs willing to take this unique opportunity with the most appropriate support policies, 9 partner organizations from 8 countries (FR, IT, HU, UK, NO, ES, PL, NL) decided to work together: regional and local authorities, development agencies, private non-profit association and universities. OBJECTIVE: Thanks to their complementary experiences and know-how, they intend to improve policies of the partner regions (structural funds and regional policies), in order to foster a tourist channelled innovation in the Digital Realities sector. APPROACH: All partners will work together on policy analysis tasks before exchanging their best initiatives and transferring them from one country to another. This strong cooperation will allow them to build the best conditions to foster innovation thanks to more effective structural funds policies and regional policies. MAIN ACTIVITIES AND OUTPUTS: 8 policy instruments are addressed, among which 7 relate to structural funds programmes. Basis for exchange of experience: Reciprocal improvement analysis and 8 study trips with peer-review of each partner’s practices. Video reportages for an effective dissemination towards other territories in Europe. MAIN EXPECTED RESULTS: At least 16 good practices identified. 8 targeted policy instruments improved. At least 27 staff members will transfer new capacities in their intervention fields. At least 8 involved stakeholders with increased skills and knowledge from exchange of experience. Expected 17 appearances in press and media, including at European level. (English)
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