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Improvement of urban planning in Neringa and Jaunjelgava Municipalities (Urban planning)
Start date: Dec 31, 2013, End date: Dec 30, 2014,
The main activities of the project are covering Neringa (Klaipeda region) and Jaunjelgava (Zemgale), which both share common issues dealing with the underdeveloped costal territories.Partners will work together to prepare detailed urban plans in order to improve accessibility of these territories by providing sustainable transportation links for local and foreign tourists.
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Enjoy South Baltic! Joint actions promoting the South Baltic area as a tourist destination (Enjoy South Baltic !)
Start date: Jul 31, 2011, End date: Dec 30, 2014,
The overall idea of the project is to promote the southern part of the South Baltic area (Germany, Poland, Lithuania) as attractive and competitive tourist destination in the global tourism market. In order to achieve this goal, different tourism stakeholders decided to join their forces in cooperation, instead of competing with each other. The attention is paid to the creation and implementation ...
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Lagoons as crossroads for tourism and interaction of peoples of South-East Baltic: from the history to present (CROSSROADS 2.0) (ILPR.02.01.00-96-001/10-00)
Start date: Nov 19, 2012, End date: Nov 18, 2014,
The overall objective of the project is the improvement of attractiveness and competitiveness of Lithuania-Poland-Kaliningrad region cross-border area adjacent to the Curonian and Vistula lagoons in order to raise tourist inflow. Achievements: 1. Open air museum is cons ...
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Heritage Tourism for increased BSR Identity (AGORA 2.0)
Start date: Nov 30, 2009, End date: Dec 15, 2012,
Countries in the Baltic Sea Region have a long common history throughout the centuries and a great variety of natural and cultural resources. However, the area is still not well recognised as one common region, even by its own residents.AGORA 2.0 aims at strengthening the common identity of the Baltic Sea Region, based on its rich natural and cultural heritage. Substitutional for numerous assets, ...
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AGORA -Network Sustainable Tourism Development in the Baltic Sea Region (AGORA)
Start date: Jun 30, 2005, End date: Dec 30, 2007,
The BSR is characterised by large areas of unspoilt countryside. Because of strong economic problems just in these rural areas tourism seems to be a promising opportunity to support regional development. Sustainability considered as a guiding principle can ensure that such a development will lead to economical benefits without threaten the nature and the social structure. Consequently a lot of sus ...
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The main goal of the project - opening of the new international water route connection for tourist transport in the Curonian Lagoon: Klaipeda-Juodkrante - Nida - Rybacij - Kaliningrad. The objectives of the project are: 1) preparation of the detailed project of the route and its approval with local and national authorities; 2) development of the information provision and promotion system for the r ...
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The Blue Flag concept is the higheststandard for beaches and marines andtherefore has been set as a quality aim formany resorts. At the moment this standardhas been awarded to four beaches in Latviaand three in Lithuania, but still a better focuson the safety and first aid on the beaches isneeded.The project objective is to promote thesafety level for the beach visitors in theBaltic sea coastline ...
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The main product of the project is the Marketing plan for yacht-ports development in the Baltic Sea area. The project partners have also tightened their co-operation by means of meetings and conferences, sailing camps and competitions. The web site of the project should be launched.
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