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Discover the new brochure of good practices on developing mountain attractiveness

Euromontana is happy to release its brochure of good practices, written by its Secretariat during the year 2017. These examples of good practices demonstrate how European mountains are innovative and succeed to highlight and to further develop their potential.

Maintaining and increasing the attractiveness of mountains is one of the biggest challenges faced by mountain territories. However, despite the difficulties, many local or regional initiatives exist and make it possible to improve their attractiveness. It is not always necessary to reinvent the wheel: these good examples should inspire you to develop new projects and initiatives in our mountain areas to improve and maintain the vitality and attractiveness of our mountains in a sustainable way.

Examples of success in different fields are illustrated in this brochure, such as agriculture and rural development, innovation, energy, the environment, sustainable tourism, services of general interest, etc.

  • To download the brochure, click here (pdf)
  • To read this brochure online, see below

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12 January 2018

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