We would like to keep you informed about our investigations, publications and instruments to stimulate your own commitment to tourism. As soon as projects begin to take shape, they are highlighted on this page. In addition, we plan to open a physical lab in Rotterdam in autumn Representatives of the living labs from Split and Vicenza visited our city as part of the European project SmartCulTour. Due to the Corona crisis, almost all cultural heritage institutions have seen a huge decline in their visitor numbers; museums as well as galleries, archives, and libraries.
Even after restrictions were lifted, audiences did not return immediately, and the expectations for the future are not very hopeful. In the session various stakeholders determined how cultural tourism in Rotterdam could be shaped, what knowledge and information would be needed and which stakeholder could play a role in this at a given time. During the session, a 'Miro' board was used. The research assignment was: How can intangible heritage be positioned in a highly diversified quarter and made attractive to visitors?
Activities We would like to keep you informed about our investigations, publications and instruments to stimulate your own commitment to tourism. Choose topic. AuthorIris Kerst Team. CRISP project Involving people with heritage Due to the Corona crisis, almost all cultural heritage institutions have seen a huge decline in their visitor numbers; museums as well as galleries, archives, and libraries.
West-Kruiskade How can intangible heritage be secured and combined with tourism in a city as highly diversified as Rotterdam?
