The European Commission is consulting citizens, travellers, and tourism operators on a new strategy to make tourism across the EU more sustainable, innovative, and resilient.
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Starting today, citizens are invited to have their say in the Commission’s Open Public Consultation and Call for Evidence.
The latest stocktaking report demonstrates that the co-creation process for developing the transition pathway and its key actions have inspired a significant number of stakeholders to take action.
A €5 million investment aims to bridge the digital divide and enhance cycle tourism with smart infrastructure across the region’s scenic trails.
The European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD) announced the winners of its 2025 Innovation Awards at its Spring Conference on 15-16 May in Gandia, Spain.
The Commission has published its second report on the progress of actions set out in the Transition Pathway for Tourism – the first and most advanced of the transition pathways.
As the newly crowned European Capital of Smart Tourism 2025, Torino is demonstrating how urban destinations can become more inclusive, accessible and sustainable without losing their character.
Benidorm may be known for its golden coastline and sunny skies, but it’s the city’s approach to sustainability that has earned it the title of European Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism 2025.
Portugal introduces a new accessible tourism certification to promote inclusivity across cities and tourism services, benefiting both locals and visitors.
Learn how to apply for the 2026 European Capital and Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism. Follow these 7 key steps to strengthen your application before 30 May 2025. #EUTourismCapital
