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Rice Festival, the Camargue, France, Septemper 2016

Conference on Intangible Heritage Tourism, Guimarães, Portugal, 23 – 24 September 2016

European Cultural Tourism Events

Intangible Heritage Tourism – Closing date 15 July 2015

The Pilgrimage in Saintes Maries de la Mer

Call for articles for the next Ramsar Culture Network newsletter on ‘The Language of Wetlands’

Seminar “Natural and cultural heritage-which ambitions do they share?”, Touraine 22-23 June 2016

Assessment of cultural practices benefitting to nature – WWF North Africa

Success story: the saltpans of Sečovlje in Slovenia – “Salt is the sea that could not return to the sky”

Traditional watermill in Prespa Lake, Greece, wins Europa Nostra 2016 Prize

Ladja Marathon – Neretva Delta, Croatia

Launching of the MedWet Culture Network website

12th meeting of the Mediterranean Wetlands Committee -Official launching of the Framework for Action 2016-2030 16 February 2016

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It was in the 19th century when the rice culture developed in the area of the Camargue, alongside the cultivation of cereals and vines. Today 75% of French rice...

Interreg Europe project CHRISTA (Culture and Heritage for Responsible, Innovative and Sustainable Tourism Actions) is organising a Conference on Intangible Heritage Tourism, to take place in Guimarães, Portugal on...

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Cultural Routes (CRs) of the Council of Europe (CoE) have been established since 1987, acting as effective drivers for cultural tourism. The CoE’s Enlarged Partial Agreement (EPA) on CRs...

The European Cultural Tourism Network (ECTN) has opened the ‘Destination of Sustainable Cultural Tourism 2016’ Award’, the unique award that relates to the development and promotion of the cultural...

In Camargue, France, Saintes Maries de la Mer proudly welcomes Romanies, Manouches, Tziganes and Gitans who come to venerate their Saint, the Black Sara. Every year they gather on...

The Ramsar Culture Network is looking for authors for short articles on the topic of ‘The Language of Wetlands’. If you are interested in contributing, please contact Mariam Kenza...

Along the banks of the River Loire in France, natural and cultural heritage coexist. The Centre de Ressources Loire nature de la Fédération des Conservatoires d’espaces naturels (FCEN) aims...

WWF North Africa, in the framework of the project “Assessment of cultural practices benefitting to nature” undertaken by the “Mediterranean consortium for culture and nature” and to celebrate the...

On the coast of Piran Bay in Slovenia, where the Dragon River flows out into the Adriatic Sea, salt is produced using centuries-old processes. They involve entirely natural crystallisation,...

In 2016, 28 projects from 16 countries were awarded for their contribution to the maintenance of the European cultural heritage with the European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage /...

Every year, the second weekend of August, more than 300 competitors in 30 traditional, wooden ladje boats, race a course of 22.5 km at the Lower Neretva River, which...

MedWet and Med-INA are happy to announce the re-launching of the MedWet Culture Network! MedWet has been an avid supporter of the role of cultural aspects in the managment...

The French Ministry of Ecology hosted the 12th Meeting of the Mediterranean Wetlands Committee in Paris on 7-10 February 2016 at the Palais de la Porte Dorée. The meeting...

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