1.3 People-To-People Networking

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Project summary:

The general objective of the project is to strengthen the economic and tourist potentials by preservation and presentation of cultural and historical heritage.

The project activities are:

  1. A Jazz workshop with selection of maximum 10 traditional music songs from Serbia and Bulgaria to be adapted for a performance by a brass jazz orchestra;
  2. Art of mask workshop for making of survakar masks by masters of masks from the region of Pernik;
  3. An exhibition of masks and photographs in the city of Niš and Pernik organized by a representative masquerade group of 30 people;
  4. Nisville Jazz Festival – An Ethno stage where traditional composition from Jazz Workshop will be presented and rehearsed;
  5. Nisville Jazz Art of Mask Exhibition – masks exhibition in the Nisville Jazz Museum in the Nis Fortress;
  6. Surva Art of Mask Exhibition - exhibition of survakar masks and traditional jazz songs concert during public events in the city of Pernik;
  7. DVD SPICH – audio-video material collected from the conducted events in Nis and Pernik;
  8. A joint final press conference in Nis.

The expected outputs include:

  1. Organized 2 joint events and other 4 public events aimed at promotion and cultivation of the common traditions of the CBC area;
  2. Recorded and published DVD with 20 traditional songs from Bulgaria and Serbia, processed in jazz arrangement;
  3. Minimum 20 Art students and professionals, 30 members of the Masquerade group and 2 Masters of masks educated for making masks and upgrading skills.

The target groups of the project are tourist, visitors of the festivals (25 000 Musicians), Art students (20), professionals (30), Мasquerade group (30) and Мasters of masks (2).

Partners

Miljana Nenadov

Contact person: 
Miljana Nenadov
Priority: 
1.1 Tourist Attractiveness
1.2 Cross-Border Touristic Product:
1.3 People-To-People Networking
2.1 Skills & Entrepreneurship
2.2 People-To-People Networking
3.1 Joint Risk Management
3.2 Nature Protection
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Project summary:

The project aims to support the human resource development in the field of tourism in the CB region.

Planned activities:

  1. Development of an e-learning capacity building programme in the tourist sector at the target cross-border region;
  2. Development of a tourism e-learning modules and content for enhancing knowledge and practical skills of HR in the field of tourism;
  3. Design and development of a “Tourism E-learning” platform, including E-Cooking Library part and “Beverages E- Library” part;
  4. Demonstration of the Tourism e-learning platform;
  5. Two Joint HR Trainings “Good practices in sustainable tourism management” and „Traditional meals and beverages of the common cross-border region";
  6. Final cross-border event for sharing experience and best practices.

Expected outputs:

  1. Developed E-learning capacity building Programme in Tourist Sector at the Target Cross-Border Region here;
  2. Developed platform for Tourism E-learning with 3 main section - E-learning modules and content, E-Cooking library; Beverages E-library here;
  3. Organized 2 demonstration days;
  4. Organized 2 Joint HR trainings;
  5. Conducted 1 Final cross-border event for sharing experience and best practices.

Target groups of the project are:

  1. SME-s working in or related to the tourism industry in the target cross-border region (hotels and restaurant owners, private accommodations, fast-food providers, pastries, bakeries, food producers including farmers, etc.);
  2. Tourist agencies working in the target cross-border region;
  3. Business Support organizations, NGO-s, branch associations and other organizations that are conducting their activities in relation to the tourism industry development;
  4. Educational institutions of the border region such as universities, technical high schools (with tourism profile), training and vocational training organizations.

Website: https://etourism-bgrs.com/

FB page: here

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