THEME
Destination Competitiveness
Access, infrastructure, identity and local coordination shape the experience a destination can offer.

A shared responsibility for the destination
Visitors experience a place as a whole. The journey from their arrival point, information, cleanliness, accessibility and contact with local life all influence their impressions alongside their accommodation.
Competitiveness requires cooperation between businesses, local government and other organisations. We examine how shared priorities take shape, who takes responsibility for each action and what evidence is used to track progress.
What we explore
- Access, local transport and accessibility
- Destination identity and a consistent visitor experience
- Coordination between organisations, businesses and local communities
- Demand data, visitor flows and infrastructure capacity
Mapping the ecosystem before making plans
We identify the people and organisations involved in each issue. From transport and culture to local producers and experience providers, we explore the connections that help a destination organise its offer and set realistic goals.
Participation and collaboration
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KNOWLEDGE DOSSIER
Electric mobility and tourism in Greece
Charging tools, examples from Greece and practical analysis of the visitor experience.
TourismTech

Destination Competitiveness
Tourism technology in practice
Bookings, guest services and training. Explore the TourismTech initiative and four stories of technology in use.
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