The Mediterranean as an innovative, integral and unique destination for Slow Tourism initiatives (Q4301015)
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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | The Mediterranean as an innovative, integral and unique destination for Slow Tourism initiatives |
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2,713,619.4 Euro
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3,015,132.67 Euro
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90.0 percent
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1 September 2019
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31 August 2022
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Catalan Tourist Board
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31°13'2.39"N, 29°58'11.42"E
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31°12'0.32"N, 29°55'7.46"E
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31°55'34.32"N, 35°12'20.27"E
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31°42'27.68"N, 35°13'11.39"E
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31°57'14.22"N, 35°54'38.30"E
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41°23'44.45"N, 2°9'34.16"E
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40°37'6.24"N, 22°57'16.38"E
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37°30'24.12"N, 15°5'26.99"E
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Most models of tourism in the Mediterranean area are based on mass tourism and follow a fragmented vision of the region as a sum of different markets. Med Pearls aims at internationally positioning the Mediterranean as a unique and integral destination to experience the Med lifestyle through SlowTourism (ST), inviting travellers to discover sustainably and responsibly new destinations while taking time to have direct contact with local communities. The project will deliver a set of 26 new ST products created by local Destination Management Companies (DMCs) and ICT enterprises thanks to financial and technical support called Product Development and Innovation Facilities. The idea is to create similar experiences based on the typology of products and themes agreed among partners, therefore, visitors will live similar experiences, of the same quality, in any of the 13 areas targeted by Med Pearls. The project will address both local and international markets, like the USA, Canada, Northern Europe, Russia or Asia, organising a comprehensive commercialisation and marketing strategy. (English)
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