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Ecotourism trainings for handicraft entrepreneurs: a driver of sustainable tourism in the Carpathians

At a time when mass tourism is intensifying and concentrating on a few cities and destinations in Europe, with significant impacts on the environment but also on the lives of local people, it is crucial to promote a more responsible tourism. This can be achieved on the one hand by promoting other countries and territories as tourist destinations and on the other hand by encouraging more environmentally friendly tourism practices. In the Carpathians, these two aspects were combined in workshops targeting craftsmen and small businesses to provide them with the key tools for attractive and sustainable tourism in mountain areas.

Learn more about these workshops and about the development of active, rural, eco or agri mountain tourism in our good practice.

 

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29 January 2020

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