HOTHREAT is a project focused on enhancing protection measures in hotels and conference centers against CBRNe threats (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and explosive) by developing prevention, response, and consequence-management mechanisms tailored to their specific vulnerabilities. It aims to bridge gaps in preparedness via vulnerability analyses, best practices, guidelines for equipment and procedures, a multi-service communication model, training materials (including AR-enabled tools), and large-scale exercises with end-user involvement. Ultimately, HOTHREAT seeks to elevate safety standards for guests, staff, and facilities by equipping the hospitality sector to anticipate, respond to, and recover from emerging CBRNe risks.
On February 5th, the HOTHREAT project officially concluded with its Final Conference at the Conference and Sport Centre (CSK) in Łódź, Poland. After nearly three years of collaboration, research, and
On April 10th, the Nicosia Tourism Board proudly hosted a dissemination event for the HOTHREAT – Tailored CBRNe Protection Measures for Hotels and Conference Centers project, in close collaboration with
The third HOTHREAT Consortium Meeting recently took place at the Center for Security Studies (KEMEA) in Athens, Greece, marking an important milestone for the project. During the meeting, partners from
The Nicosia Tourism Board participated in the 2nd Consortium meeting for the Hothreat Project, held in Barcelona, Spain, on February 6th and 7th, 2024. The meeting, a pivotal milestone in
Nicosia Tourism Board proudly announces its participation in the HOTHREAT project. The HOTHREAT consortium fosters cooperation among private and public entities, experts, end-users, security companies, and law enforcement agencies for
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