Cult-CreaTE is an Interreg Europe project that harnesses the potential of Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) to drive innovation in Cultural and Creative Tourism (CCT) across eight European regions. Recognizing that cultural tourism must evolve to engage new generations, the project highlights CCIs as vital engines of creativity, co-creation, and sustainability in tourism. Its overall objective is to redeploy CCIs for the development and promotion of CCT strategies, with a focus on sustainability, innovation, policy learning, and capacity building. Key outputs include regional action plans, improved policy instruments, and enhanced collaboration between public and private actors in tourism, culture, and the creative sectors. By strengthening synergies between CCIs and sustainable tourism, Cult-CreaTE seeks to foster regional growth, attract new investments, create jobs—particularly for youth—and contribute to EU-wide policy learning, knowledge sharing, and the Europe 2020 Strategy objectives.
Cult-CreaTE Project aims to use Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) to boost Cultural and Creative Tourism (CCT) in 8 regions. Challenges include underutilization of CCIs, the rise of Creative Tourism,
The Thematic Workshop B entitled “Best practices of cultural and creative tourism based on cultural and creativesectors” of the European Cult-CreaTE project was carried out by Nicosia Region Tourism Development
Nine partners are participating in the second Thematic Workshop (Workshop B).European Cult-CreaTE project in which the Tourism Development Company participatesand Promotion of the Nicosia Tourism Board as a partner. NTB
The purpose of the Workshop is the participants to exchange experience, present goodpractices, innovations and their own plans and priorities on initiatives on cultural andcreative products for visitors at partners’
“Cultural and Creative Industries contribution to Cultural and Creative Tourism in Europe” with the acronym “Cult-CREATE”. The project is implemented within the framework of the Interregional Cooperation ProgramINTERREG EUROPE, which
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