How to Make Water Tourism More Accessible for Everyone? New Guidelines Published
As part of the Improving Accessibility of Water Tourism (Riverways II) project, experts from the University of Tartu Pärnu College,...
Read moreAs part of the Improving Accessibility of Water Tourism (Riverways II) project, experts from the University of Tartu Pärnu College,...
Read moreOn 18 June, partners of the Improving Accessibility of Water Tourism (Riverways II) project from Latvia and Estonia gathered in...
Read moreThe Vidzeme Planning Region, in cooperation with local municipalities, has created new tactile solutions and audio guides. The work...
Read moreWhen home and the backyard start to feel too small in summer and adventures call for the open spaces of nature, we invite families...
Read moreThe warm season is approaching, bringing a growing desire to spend time in nature, go hiking, and enjoy active recreation. For this...
Read moreOn February 25, a training seminar “TOGETHER IN NATURE: How to Implement Accessibility in Nature...
Read moreVidzeme Planning Region invites tourism entrepreneurs, guides, tourism professionals, and other interested parties to the training...
Read moreFrom November 3 to 7, the Vidzeme Planning Region team of the project “Facilitating access to watertourism activities”...
Read moreOn 24 September, the first-grade pupils of Strenči Primary School, together with their teachers and parents, were among...
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