Finalists Announced for European Cultural Tourism Destinations Awards 2024
View of Dublin Castle, the venue for the ECTN awards. Photo: Ireland-information.com
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The winners (1st Prize) and runners-up (2nd and 3rd Prizes) will be revealed at the ECTN Awards ceremony, to take place on 24 October 2024 at Dublin Castle, Dublin, Ireland, during the 17th ECTN Conference gala dinner.
Finalists by Category, in alphabetical order
Accessibility to Heritage, in partnership with ENAT-European Network for Accessible Tourism
Cittadella Visitor Accessibility
by Historia Travel for Cittadella City Council, Italy
From the Middle Ages to the Future: an accessible Montagnana for all
by Comune di Montagnana, Italy
Modernism Architecture: The Optimistic Narrative of Kaunas
by Visit Kaunas, Kaunas IN, Lithuania
Wow - Wonderful Wintergarden
by Kempens Landschap, Belgium
Intangible Heritage, including Festivals, for Sustainable Cultural Tourism
Ireland's Dingle Peninsula Cultural Calendar of Events
by Dingle Peninsula Tourism Alliance, Ireland
Liget Budapest, in City Park of Budapest
by Városliget Corp, Visitor and Event Management Group, Hungary
The International Classical Music Festival VinOpera
by Constantin Mimi Foundation, Republic of Moldova
The International Youth Art Festival ‘Kaleidoscope’
City of Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Digitalisation advances and digital transition in Smart and Sustainable Cultural Tourism
Digital Spotlight Heritage Timisoara
by Politehnica University of Timisoara, Romania
Innovative Raudondvaris: Harmonizing Digital Experiences and Cultural Heritage
by Raudondvaris Manor, Lithuania
Mysteries of submerged villages
by Šaleška Valley Tourist Board, Slovenia
Transnational Thematic Tourism Products, on Culture and Heritage
A transient legacy - digitalization of the Silesian regional mining heritage
by Coal Mining Museum at Zabrze, Poland
with ERIH (European Route of Industrial Heritage) Anchor Point
Camino Portugues Coastal Hiking Route
by Follow the Camino, Ireland
at Porto, Braga, Viana do Castelo, Portugal and Galicia, Spain
Digital nomads in Central Istria
by Tourist Board of Central Istria, Croatia
Coastal and Maritime Heritage for Sustainable Cultural Tourism
CLARE: A Coast, a Car, an Audio Guide, at West Coast of County Clare, (Wild Atlantic Way)
by Cultural Roadmapp, Ireland
Community Involvement and Visitors’ Experiences at the "Skiathos Maritime and Cultural Tradition Museum"
by Skiathos Maritime and Culture Tradition Museum, Skiathos island, Northern Sporades, Greece
Multimedia Interpretation Center ''Man and the sea''
By Lopar Tourist Board, Island of Rab – Lopar, Croatia
All finalists are invited to attend the ECTN Awards ceremony and Conference in Dublin.
Further information
Persons wishing to attend the Conference may register (Fee 250 EUR) using the ECTN Online Registration Form
Visit the ECTN Website