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The Mediterranean is one of the most attractive areas for marine and coastal tourism, attracting around 30% of world’s tourism. Mediterranean islands have experienced an important development and have become popular destinations for tourism. Nevertheless, if tourism is an important source of economic growth for Mediterranean regions, it also brings
MedCities has launched an Offer Request for experts to draft the second Urban Transports’ Policy Brief. The main topic of this assignment is mobility planning in touristic areas and the main goal of the Policy Brief is to analyse and make recommendations on the promotion of a more balanced mobility
The EU needs a strategy that can help industry to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reach climate-neutrality at the same time as helping to recover from the pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic. A set of concrete measures on how this can be achieved – including strengthening the role of SMEs
European Commission Press release Brussels, 24 Nov 2021 The Commission has launched the first call for projects for the new Interregional Innovation Investment instrument (I3) Powered by WPeMatico
The event brought together policy makers, innovation actors, stakeholders’ associations, business support organisations (innovation and sectoral agencies, etc.) operating both at territorial (regional/national) and transnational levels. It attracted over 50 participants on site and many more online through remote connection. Participants had the opportunity to listen to and interact with representatives
The development of innovation ecosystems and the management of changes to the tourism industry will be critical to the long-term recovery of Mediterranean economies from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to local and regional politicians as well as representatives from the United Nations, the Union for the Mediterranean,
The call for applications for the 10th EU SUMP Award is officially launched from 15 June 2021. Celebrating the 10 year-anniversary of the SUMP award, the theme is “Be safe and healthy with sustainable mobility”. Applications must be submitted by 31 October 2021. As part of EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK, the European Commission
The Connecting Europe Express is one of the key initiatives of the European Year of Rail 2021 and aims to draw attention to the many benefits of rail in both the passenger and freight sectors. It also feeds into the EU’s overarching goal set out under the European Green Deal
Both visuals were in competition with 93 other communication campaigns presented by 29 agencies or advertisers. The Award Ceremony took place on 5th July 2021 in Nice. The Jury was composed both by communication professionals and students. It is the Communication Agency BHB that developed this high quality visual that
To successfully reshape the European transport sector and make it more sustainable, cities and regions in the EU must put greater emphasis on encouraging zero emission mobility, promoting active and shared modes of transportation, re-shaping urban mobility and connecting rural areas better. These suggestions stem from an opinion on the