ART & TOURISM

Art&Tourism is the first international fair dedicated to culture and art tourism, and will be held from 18th- 20th May, 2012, in the elegant environment of the Fortezza Da Basso in Florence, Italy.

This new appointment, with no equivalent in the trade fair scenery worldwide, will gather in the heart of Italy the best national and international cultural offers and the main tourism operators, in line with the most recent market figures, estimating a record 300 million tourists visiting so called “cultural” destinations each year.

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EDUMUSEI. The Region of Tuscany presents its educational project at Art&Tourism

Milan: What is EDUMUSEI? The strength of a museum today lies not merely in the value of its assets, but above all in its abilities to promote and publicise itself using specialist services. In such a context the educational activities addressed to schools are fundamental since, on the one hand they bring young people closer to the cultural heritage of their region and on the other they stimulate important debate between schools and museums in an osmosis of knowledge and methodologies.

The “Cammini d’Europa” at Art&Tourism

The “Cammini d’Europa” is a network of international cooperation created with the support of the European Union. Its aim to sustain the development and growth of regions and areas touched by the main cultural routes which criss-cross Europe: The Route of Santiago, the Vie Francigene, the Route of Lebaniego, the Route of Sant Olav, the Routes in Jerusalem and other minor routes connected to them.

Art&Tourism: relaunching culture in Italy and throughout the world

Cultural tourism is not suffering a recession, but it is often considered something unimportant. The event in Florence will try to change things.

Ten days and we’re off: Florence is getting ready to welcome Art & Tourism

Countdown to the first fair in the world dedicated to cultural tourism

CROATIA AT ART&TOURISM

With 9 recognised UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a rich programme of events, the country is presented as a destination for cultural tourism.

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