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MED Routes: Enhancing MED sustainable cultural tourism through the creation of eco-itineraries inside European Cultural Routes
WHO WE ARE
8 PROJECT PARTNERS
The Med-Routes partnership is composed by 8 Project Partners from 7 different Countries (Italy, Spain, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Portugal, Bulgaria) and 4 Associated Partners from 3 different Countries (France, Italy and Greece), covering a wide range of different fields and expertise but with one common shared field of action: cultural tourism in the framework of the Cultural Itineraries of the Council of Europe.
Romagna Faentina Union (IT)
Project Coordinator
Network of the Insular Chambers of Commerce and Industry of the European Union – INSULEUR (EL)
Castelló de la Plana City Council (ES)
Regional Development Agency Dubrovnikneretva County – DUNEA (HR)
Pafos Regional Board of Tourism (CY)
Municipality of Vila Franca de Xira (PT)
Libertas International University (HR)
Bulgarian Association for Transfer of Technology and Innovation – BATTI (BG)
4 ASSOCIATED PARTNERS
Association European Route of Ceramics
The European Route of Ceramics is a Cultural Route certified by the Council of Europe and aims at giving value to the cultural heritage linked to ceramics through a multidisciplinary approach. The association includes, at the moment, 15 members from 12 EU Countries: Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Poland, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Ukrain.
Cultural Foundation “Routes of the Olive Tree”
The «Routes of the Olive Tree» are itineraries of intercultural dialogue and sustainable development, framed with cultural events and various activities around the Mediterranean of the olive tree. The Route (managed by the Greek Foundation) includes more than 150 members, state and regional economic and cultural development bodies, universities, NGOs, Chambers of Commerce etc.
The Phoenicians’ Route
The Phoenicians Route is a no profit Association managing relations with International, European, National and Regional institutions, promoting the historical relationships between the Mediterranean sites created by the Phoenicians and enhancing their cultural and natural heritage, to optimize tourism services and to promote Mediterranean interculturality and initiatives that can contribute to building a common European and Mediterranean identity.
European Federation of Napoleonic Cities
The European Federation of Napoleonic Cities (FECN) involves more than 40 municipalities across Europe to place their Napoleonic historical heritage in its European dimension.
