/ SO 3.1
Enhancing touristic development and promotion through prism of culture
START DATE
01.01.2018
END DATE
30.09.2019
TOTAL BUDGET
€ 1.006.360
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
3.1 - Make natural and cultural heritage a leverage for sustainable and more balanced territorial development
LEAD PARTNER
Primorje-Gorski Kotar County
TARGET GROUPS
- Tour operators
- Local, regional and national pu blic authorities
- Cultural and natural heritage management bodies
- Regional and local development agencies, enterprises
- NGOs
- Education and training organisations as well as universities and research institutes
ArTVision+, capitalizing the IPA Adriatic arTVision project, is aimed at developing new solutions for the development of the less-known tourist destinations, based on the valorization of the cultural heritage and on a new concept of promotion.
The main activities will focus on a promotion campaign and setting up of a digital platform as virtual space to connect artists and organizers of tourist manifestations (tourist boards, museums, theatres, art cinemas).
PARTNERSHIP
LEAD PARTNER
Primorje-Gorski Kotar County
CIOTTINA 17/B
Rijeka - Italy
Primorje-Gorski Kotar County (PGC) is a regional government authority responsible for activities in fields of culture, education, tourism, regional development, infrastructure and social welfare. PGC is the founder of the various public organizations (museums, schools etc.). The County through the Department for Culture, Sports and Technical Culture co-finances projects in field of culture; monitors the work of 3 museums; organizes cultural events and encourages education about heritage.
Contact person: Dragana Toković
E-mail: KULTURA.SPORT@PGZ.HR
PROJECT PARTNER
Kvarner Region Tourism Office
The Kvarner County Tourism Office was established in 1994 and since then performs technical and administrative operations. The members of the Kvarner County Tourism Office include town, municipal and local tourist boards from the Kvarner County. The activities are focused on upgrading the general conditions regarding the stay of tourists in the region, promoting the tourist product of the Kvarner County, raising awareness of the significance of economic, social and other effects of tourism.
Contact person: Renata Vincek
E-mail: KVARNER@KVARNER.HR
PROJECT PARTNER
Public Institution RERA SD for coordination and development of Split Dalmatia County
PI RERA SD for Coordination and Development of Split Dalmatia County is multidisciplinary institution established by Split-Dalmatia County (2009.) with the aim of efficient coordination of regional development, development and implementation of projects financed through EU funds, national and regional funds. The goal is to be the link between public, private & civil sector in building-up of strategic partnerships in application & implementation of projects contribute to rising of life standard.
Contact person: Ivo Benzon
E-mail: ivo.benzon@rera.hr
PROJECT PARTNER
Pino Pascali Foundation, Museum of contemporary art
Pino Pascali Foundation (PPF), established in 2010, is financed by Municipality of Polignano a Mare and Apulia Region and it is the only museum of contemporary art in the Region. PPF aims to organise art exhibitions and cultural events, with national and international artists; to allow to the public, experts and researchers to access to all bequest materials of the Pascali family; promote Pino Pascali works and enhance modern and contemporary art in all its characteristics.
Contact person: Susanna Torres
PROJECT PARTNER
Pugliapromozione Agency
www.agenziapugliapromozione.it
Pugliapromozione, is an operating entity of the Apulia Region that implements the regional policies in terms of promoting the unified image of the Region as well as local tourism. The Agency's vision focuses on believes that the competitive value and image of Apulia as a destination is based on the many facets of its regional identities, on the integration of the actors involved, on the quality of the countryside and environment and on the friendly and healthy local resident communities.
Contact person: Carmela Antonino
PROJECT PARTNER
Ca' Foscari University of Venice
University of Venice was established in 1868: it was the first educational institution in Italy to offer higher education in business and economics and the second in Europe. The Department of Economics has a long-standing tradition in tourism research. Its scientific staff has relevant competencies related to regional economics and development, SME studies, reuse of cultural heritage, sustainable tourism development, and has a multi-annual experience in the management of EU projects.
For BLUTOURSYSTEM
Contact person: Nicola Camatti
E-mail: nicola.camatti@unive.it
For ArTVision+
Contact person: Fabrizio Panozzo
E-mail: bauhaus@unive.it
PROJECT PARTNER
Veneto Region - Direction of cultural heritage cultural activities and sport
Direction of cultural heritage cultural activities and sport
The Direction of Cultural heritage Cultural activities and Sport coordinates: several regional networks in order to harmonize the actions related to cultural heritage, services, cultural activities and entertainment; the "cultural system" in the Veneto Region, through the networking of cultural resources, landscape and economic resources by promoting regional initiatives at the national and international level; the planning of EU funds for the cultural sector for 2014/2020 programming period.
E-mail: beniattivitaculturalisport@regione.veneto.it
Here all the documents
INNOVATIVE STORYTELLING OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE
PUBLISHED ON 03/12/2019
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Output Indicator 3.1O2
PUBLISHED ON 09/04/2020
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Output Indicator 3.1O3
PUBLISHED ON 09/04/2020
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Output Indicator 3.1O5
PUBLISHED ON 09/04/2020
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D1.1.1 Management plan
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D1.1.2 Minutes of KOM Meeting and SC
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (8.8 Mb)
D1.2.1 Meetings´ Minutes
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (13.86 Mb)
D1.3.1. Meetings´ Minutes (Steering Committee)
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (14.89 Mb)
D2.1.4. Implemented Facebook profile of project
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (1.11 Mb)
D.2.1.1 Brochure
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D.2.1.2 Leaflet
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D.2.1.3 USB, hat, pen, T-shirt, etc.
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (0.75 Mb)
D2.2.1. Final conference
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (9.02 Mb)
D2.2.2 Kick-off meeting
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (8.81 Mb)
D2.3.2. Press conferences
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D.2.3.1 Press releases
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (64.12 Mb)
D3.1.1. Established ArTVision Advisory Board
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (1.06 Mb)
D3.2.1 - Design of IT Platform
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (0.31 Mb)
D.3.2.2. - IT Platform fully operational
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (0.79 Mb)
D. 3.3.1 Webinar
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D. 3.3.2 Web tutorial
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D3.3.3. 8 Educational workshops
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (5.8 Mb)
D 3.4.1 Promotional workshops
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (24.33 Mb)
D.3.4.2. Promotion carried out via electronic media
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (2.45 Mb)
D 4.1.1. Production of 36 video materials
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (5.51 Mb)
D 4.2.1. 4 Cross-border cultural events
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D4.3.1 - Signed Cooperation Agreements
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
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D4.3.2 - The application available in public areas in 20 locations
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (0.52 Mb)
D4.4.1 – Number of connected websites
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (3.47 Mb)
D 4.5.1 Implemented promotional campaign
PUBLISHED ON 18/05/2020
PDF (5.1 Mb)
Cultural matchmaking platform for event organizers, artists & audience
Among the medieval sights of Rab, its old city, surrounded by walls and churches and palaces is certainly worth mentioning. In addition to the churches and palaces, the most striking are the four Romanesque bell-towers, a quartet that creates the distinctive and well recognized skyline of the city of Rab. Rab’s Fair is the most important event that nurtures medieval cultural traditional values. In the stone streets and courtyards, and by the sea, episodes from medieval times come to life. The Rab knight’s games are a picturesque medieval event that was brought back to life in 1995. The first games date back to 1364 when they were organized in memory of the knights who defended the city. The peculiarity of the games lies in the use of ancient crossbows similar to those used by the Crossbowmen of San Marino during their games.
Music is what inspired us to spend a few hours with the mandolin players of San Vito dei Normanni in the province of Brindisi. Both the elderly and the very young fill the air with plucked notes of this now unusual instrument. Until the 1950s, the barber shops were the places where guitars, mandolins and mandolas were played. Now the Mandolin Club has revived the tradition and is “looking to the future with an ancient heart”. Young, old, professional and amateur musicians play, exchange views and grow, thus making the village even more beautiful. In the centre of the Salento Plain, San Vito dei Normanni is located 21 km from Brindisi and it has access to the sea through the seaside town of Specchiolla. The Medieval castle overlooks Piazza Leonardo Leo, around which the old town centre was developed (“li stratodde” in the local dialect).
Many great chefs, gastronomic experts and historians will agree that the modern Dalmatian cuisine has its roots in poverty. In ancient times, Dalmatian farmers only had small quantities of certain types of foods at their disposal which they had to use in a creative way in order to feed their large families. This is the story of how cuttlefish and fava beans saved the people of Kaštela from starvation. Kaštel Kambelovac is one of seven castles, located northwest of Split in the fertile coastal area that connects Trogir and Solin. It was built in 1517 by brothers Jerolim and Nikola Cambi, Split noblemen and landowners with the intent to protect themselves and the inhabitants of the village. It is unique among the castles, because it has a cylindrical shape that made it suitable for defence against the enemy.
Taking up the Renaissance passion for the garden and having a privileged access to the river, the complex commissioned by Alvise Cornaro allows nature to penetrate the urban fabric. It was designed as an “ancient theatre”, as a fixed backdrop suitable for the pungent irony of the performances of Angelo Beolco known as il Ruzante, friend and protégé of Alvise Cornaro. Just like nature and culture mix, so do Ruzante’s comedies, which mix heavy humour with the subtlety of analysis.
