NETWORK OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM OBSERVATORIES (NSTO HUB)

OBSERVATORIES PARTICIPATING

13. University of Maribor-Faculty of Tourism (Slovenia)

14. Factory of Sustainable Tourism GoodPlace (Slovenia)

15. Observatory of Tourism for Islands Economy (Italy)

16. Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (Slovenia)

17. Osservatorio del Turismo Pugliapromozione – Regione Puglia (Italy)

18. Ministry of Tourism of Greece (Greece)

19. Osservatorio Innovazione Digitale nel Turismo (Italy)

20. Montenegro Airports (Montenegro)

21. Observatório de Turismo Sustentável do Alentejo-ASTO (Portugal)

22. Tourism 4.0 (Slovenia)

23. Greening the Island Observatory / Global Index (Palermo, Italy)

INSTITUTIONS INVOLVED IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE WORKING GROUP TO DATE

Desti MED Plus Project, Interreg MED Programme

Vienna University (Austria)

ISTAT (National Institute of Statistics (Italy)

MiBACT, Ministry of Culture (Italy)

S.LI.DES Project. Smart strategies for sustainable tourism in lively cultural destinations. Interreg Programme Italy-Croatia

Cult RInG, European Cultural Tourism Network

Greening the Islands (GTI) (Italy)

SIGNATORIES OF THE GRANADA CHARTER

1. Ministry of Tourism of the Hellenic Republic
2. El legado andalusí Andalusian Public Foundation, Regional Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport of Andalusia (Spain)
3. Lazio Region (Italy)
4. University of Maribor (Slovenia)
5. Calabria Region-Programming Department-Programming Department-Programming Cooperation and Institutional Capacity (Italy)
6. National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro
7. Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions of Europe (CPMR)
8. University of Algarve-School of Management, Hospitality and Tourism (Portugal)
9. Croatian Chamber of Economy
10. Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport of Andalusia (Spain)

TYPOLOGY OF BODIES / INSTITUTIONS INVITED TO BE MEMBERS

According to the document Reflection paper: Towards a Roadmap for the setting up of a Mediterranean Network of Sustainable Tourism Observatories, the initiative is open to public and private bodies involved in data collection and analysis, not only for improving the way they assess tourism trends for different purposes, but also for developing and boosting deeper analysis and their own tourism strategies (e.g. also using data from telephone cells for more complete analysis).

These bodies undertake to share approaches, methodologies, data and resources on the basis of the network’s objectives and tasks contributing to the widest and most complete collection of tourism data possible. Specifically, for adherence to the NSTO, the observatory / organisation / entity must meet one of the following conditions:

1. Operate in the field of tourism data collection related to Eurostat or other national / regional, public or private statistical bodies;
2. Be an official (sustainable) tourism observatory operating in the Mediterranean basin;
3. Be an observatory / body / organisation operating in the Mediterranean basin that handles and monitors data on sustainable tourism, even if not formally recognised;
4. Be an observatory / body / organisation operating in the Mediterranean basin that handles and monitors data on tourism in general, and is interested in and committed to operating also in the field of sustainable tourism, even if not formally recognised;
5. Be an observatory / organisation participating in the MITOMED+ project or other Interreg MED projects related to sustainable tourism;
6. Be an observatory / organisation involved with the partners of the former BEST MED Project activities (PLS, Focus Groups, Living Lab…).

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