Visit the Wadden Sea World heritage area. Know about characteristics of the landscape, visitors and sustainability.

What can we do to become sustainable tour operators for the planet, host communities and the travelers? The Good Tourism Institute guides you in the right direction, step-by-step.

What is an online booking system, what does SEO mean exactly and how does it work and why should I use Google Analytics for my tourism business? The ‘Digital Tourism in the Nordics’ platform offers answers to your questions about the digital jungle of opportunities in many short and easy articles.

Everything you need to know for creating cultural tourism products and awareness in just one place: Take a look at ARCTISEN’s online toolkit for cultural tourism! Explore the many short videos of Arctic SMEs and DMOs sharing their experiences, the online courses, products cards, academic articles and much more. Get inspired and learn from the Arctic experience, challenges and opportunities!

How can cultural tourism be developed and offered to tourists in a sustainable and culturally sensitive way? What does cultural sensitivity actually mean? Drawing on examples and cases in Arctic tourism, you will learn more about the concept of cultural sensitivity and how to use it in practice in tourism research, marketing and product development. Study at your own pace.

This academic article explores the challenges and opportunities of sustainable management of coastal and maritime cultural heritage. What geophysical and social threats to preserving cultural heritage sites can be identified? Management recommendations are given.

This online cultural heritage mapping portal allows you to get a better understanding of local cultural heritage sites. Where can you find heritage sites in the Wadden Sea? How are they situated in natural ecosystems and sea- and landscapes? Do you think something is missing? Add data to the platform yourself!

In this ethnographic documentary, you will dive into the rich story of the old whalers’ house on Texel in the Netherlands. The owners of the house, Annetje Capitain- Bendien, and Ineke Vonk, historian and wife of a fisherman, investigate the history of the building. It has now become a valuable cultural heritage site on Texel.

Examples of how small sustainable businesses were coping with Covid-19 in 2020; new ideas and new ways. Links to more information in the publication.