Pax: new issue on participatory cultural tourism

Pax: new issue on participatory cultural tourism

Friday, April 3 sees the release of the latest Pax newsletter from Artribune, dedicated to cultural tourism. The issue spotlights participatory approaches that enhance local territories and provides practical suggestions for mindful travel itineraries.

Highlights include:

• Valle dell'Adda: the Identità Fluenti project as a model of community-driven tourist use, spanning hydraulic works, industrial archaeology and historic sites.
• Running and tourism: how running and jogging can reveal landscapes and become tools for slow exploration.
• Sicilian Easter rituals: a geolocated itinerary linking archaeological sites, disused mines, necropolises and street art, timed for the Easter period.
• City alternatives: offbeat perspectives for major art cities, from Naples rooftops to Manzoni-related routes in Milan.
• Practices and opportunities: spring trekking routes, hospitality projects, reading tips and a selection of calls and opportunities for cultural tourism professionals.

To receive Pax for free, complete the subscription form on Artribune's website. Previous issues are available in the archive; for tips and proposals contact [email protected].