Great Tyrrhenian Accessible Route

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This thematic strategic project is the result of the collaboration of 15 partners from the 5 regions of the cross-border cooperation area of which the most considerable part has already collaborated during the previous planning, including projects such as Itercost, For Access, Bonesprit, Arcipelago Mediterranean and Accessit. This experience originated the concept of the Great Tyrrhenian Itinerary (GIT), i.e. organising the various forms of cultural heritage of this vast area into a system of local routes and itineraries. The goal is to capitalise on the current situation, thereby reaching a kind of critical mass. This will allow the partners to consider a tourism placement device that will make cultural heritage accessible to all and enable the economic exploitation of the local identity potential, which results the partners consider essential. Led by the CTC-DP and the Accessit project, three specific objectives will be pursued to achieve concrete results consistent with the programme result indicator: - organisation of a governance model to allow an agreement between the regions to perpetuate the management system of the Great Tyrrhenian Route; - dissemination and transfer of knowledge between social groups to develop public actions that will contribute to broadening the network of partners; - increased number of routes and access gates complying with the principles that the partners intend to develop to formalise an offer of durable and cultural tourism. In order to achieve these goals, innovative tools using communication technologies will be developed to process basic data and come up with offers supported by the implementation of a European promotion plan.

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