Building resilience in the face of threats to communities is a requirement for communities to be sustainable and recover. The role of people-to-people experiences, between host and guests/tourists, can be a helpful tool in building resilience. This paper aims at creating a process for designing the required experiencescapes which allows individuals in communities to engage with each other in valuable people-to-people experiences. Current projects provide information on how to use a set of design tools, and how the resulting design process could look like. With this paper we hope to collect input for the development and improvement of these tools and processes.
SmartCulTour will propose and validate innovative interventions directed at sustainable cultural tourism that supports the development of European regions rich of tangible and intangible cultural assets.The project will focus on:. Concepts: By developing new definitions of (sustainable) cultural tourism, cultural tourism destinations, sustainable development, and resilience;• Measurement: By identifying and testing a framework of sustainability and resilience indicators and a Decision Support System for measuring and monitoring cultural tourism and its impacts;• Procedure: By testing and presenting innovative and creative tools for stakeholder engagement, particularly art-based methods, a serious game and service design;• Outcome: By recognizing state-of-the-art and innovative cultural tourism interventions through existing case studies and by trialling specific interventions within six community-led Living Labs.Partners:KU Leuven (Belgium), University of Split (Croatia), MODUL University Vienna (Austria), University of Lapland (Finland), Ca’Foscari Università di Venezia (Italy), UNESCO (France), CIHEAM-IAMZ (Spain), Toerisme Vlaanderen (Belgium), Quantitas (Italy)
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