Big open data atlantic heritage

Development of new processes towards Atlantic heritage management

Big open data atlantic heritage1

Tourism is a major engine of economic development, but it also creates a burden difficult to bear among the inhabitants. Mass tourism is promoted for destinations of great cultural, historical and heritage importance, some of them also classified as World Heritage sites by UNESCO.

BODAH aims at strengthening a more holistic sustainable development of tourism and citizens flows and socio-economic impacts redistributions thanks to the use of data and smart technologies. The project plans to develop new tools, solutions and knowledge in line with the current sectoral changes and characteristics of smart destinations, able to collect, generate, integrate and analyse information and transform it into behaviour changes and decision making processes.”

Consortium

The Bodah consortium consists of 10 partners from universities, research institutes, nonprofit organizations, municipalities and natural park. Bodah is funded through the Interreg Atlantic programme.
Meet our Partners
Manage economic impacts on heritage sites, cities and monuments

News

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January 2023
A recap of everything that has been done in recent months. This is the sixth edition of the newsletter.
August 2022
A recap of everything that has been done in recent months. This is the fifth edition of the newsletter.
Learn more about the contribution from Santiago de Compostela to the BODAH project.
Learn more about the contribution from Cork to the BODAH project and how the project will help with tourism in Cork.
January 2022
A recap of everything that has been done in recent months. This is the third edition of the newsletter.
Find out more about Donostia, one of the four pilot cities of the BODAH project, represented by Fomento de San Sebastián.
Learn more about Santiago de Compostela, one of the four pilot cities of the BODAH project.
March 2021
A recap of everything that has been done in recent months. This is the third edition of the newsletter.
Promotional video of the European BODAH project, which main objective is to use new technologies to support the sustainable development of tourism and people flows in heritage cities of the Atlantic Area.

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General contacts
Address

Turismo de Santiago
Rúa do Vilar, 63
Santiago de Compostela, Galiza 15705
Spain

BODAH
FCT NOVA - Campus Caparica 2829-516 Caparica, Portugal
+351 21 300 00 88 pmrp@fct.unl.pt logo