Our Valued Partners

Timesis S.R.L

Timesis srl – Montepisano DMC is an SME based in San Giuliano Terme, Pisa (Italy). Timesis has extensive expertise in project management, monitoring, and evaluation in EU, ACP, and MED area countries. Since 2001, Timesis supports the European Commission in monitoring and assessing projects under the LIFE Environment, Nature, and Communication programme and has acquired project management expertise within the COSME Programme. In 2013, Timesis applied its long-term international expertise to valorise the Monte Pisano area by creating the Montepisano DMC.

Rotta dei Fenici

The Phoenicians' Route is a non-profit association established in 2004 as the guarantor of the European Cultural Route ‘The Phoenicians' Route.’ It manages relations with regional, national, and international institutions interested in joining the International Confederation, particularly the European Institute of Cultural Routes (EICR). The Association regulates, promotes, and supports member activities, highlighting historical ties between Mediterranean sites created by the Phoenicians and other cultures. Its main objectives include valorising member territories, preserving and disseminating ancient Mediterranean culture, and strengthening a shared European and Mediterranean identity.

TuoMuseo

Tuo Museo is an international collective of artists, game designers, developers, and 3D animators working at the intersection of art and videogames. The Association aims to create new cultural and touristic imagery. Winner of the 'Cultural Innovation' call by Fondazione Cariplo, Tuo Museo is now Europe’s leading reality in designing and creating interactive experiences. Since its inception, Tuo Museo has collaborated with various cultural institutions to expand audiences and promote Italian cultural heritage using hi-tech solutions, partnering with museums, theatres, archaeological parks, and cultural bodies to reach new users both nationally and internationally.

PafosRegion

The Pafos Regional Board of Tourism is the official tourism body representing all sectors of the regional tourism industry. The Board comprises 13 members, including the four Municipalities of the region, the Union of Pafos Communities, the Deputy Ministry of Tourism, and representatives of private tourism associations. Chaired by a representative of the Pafos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, its main aims are to promote Pafos as a quality tourist destination, coordinate private and public sector activities, and serve as the coordinator for implementing tourism and infrastructure projects.

ACIF

Associação Comercial e Industrial do Funchal – Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Madeira (ACIF-CCIM) is a non-profit private association representing companies in Commerce, Services, Industry, and Tourism sectors. ACIF-CCIM counts around 800 member companies (commerce 42%, services 29%, tourism 18%, industry 11%). It promotes its members and contributes to the economic and social progress of the sectors by developing initiatives that enhance competitiveness and regional business fabric.

BredaUniversity

Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) is a specialized university of applied sciences offering higher education and applied research in tourism, hotel and facility management, leisure and events, media, games, logistics, and the built environment. Through an interdisciplinary approach among its academies, cultural heritage professionals benefit from advanced research such as the Digital Transformation in Cultural Tourism (DTCT) by the Academy for Tourism and the Academy of Creative Media and Game Technology (AGM).

Hellenic Open University

Hellenic Open University (HOU) is the only Greek state university offering formal and non-formal lifelong education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels to over 40,000 students nationwide. The DAISSy Research Group (Dynamic Ambient Intelligent Sociotechnical Systems) contributes to an inclusive society, placing people at the center of a smart technical environment to master digital systems for personal and societal benefit. Since its founding, DAISSy has participated in over 100 national and European projects across interdisciplinary themes.

KujawyPomorze

The Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship is one of Poland’s 16 regional self-government authorities, overseeing social and economic activities such as regional planning, infrastructure, environment, education, health, culture, sports, tourism, and international cooperation. It plays a key role in formulating and monitoring sustainable regional strategies. Comprising 19 districts, 4 cities with district rights, and 144 communes, it features the Vistula River, the largest in Poland, and includes major hubs like Bydgoszcz and Toruń that enhance its international connectivity and scientific, cultural, and economic potential.