The aim of this study is to assess the climate risk of 38 locations hosting international biathlon events.
Building Resilience in Alpine communities: Community-Driven Solutions for Maniva Ski in TranStat project
TranStat project co-constructs sustainable solutions for ski resorts across Europe impacted by climate change, focusing on Maniva Ski in Lombardy, Italy, through participatory processes, community inv
Backpack, maté and (a lot of) weight: (stories) and analysis of porters’ masculinities in Torres el Paine, Chile
The presentation examines the creation of masculinities and power imbalances experienced by the porters working at Torres del Paine, carrying the belongings of (Western) tourists over several days.
Urban perspectives on abandonment and heritagization of mountains: Reflections on the example of Bolzano/Bozen in the European Alps
Urbanization connects cities and mountains through various linkages. The case of Bolzano/Bozen, Italy, highlights how urbanization creates and changes (abandoned) heritage landscapes.
Exploring the Role of Nature-Based Solutions in European Alpine Tourism: A Bibliometric Analysis of Trends, Practices, and Opportunities
Despite growing interest in NbS and their benefits in various societal domains, there is still a lack of precise understanding of their role in tourism and climate change.
“You Shall Not Pass!” – Hikers’ Acceptance of Access Restriction in Overcrowded Italian Mountains.
Outdoor recreation demand can lead to overcrowding. The study analyses potential acceptance for overcrowding management in mountains in Italy.
Prato Valentino 2050: A Sustainable Model for the Future of Alpine Tourism
Prato Valentino 2050 project fosters a sustainable transition through stakeholder co-creation, adapting tourism to climate change challenges.
The Evolution of Mountain Tourism: Impacts on Alpine Huts Management, Visitor Behaviour, and Food Waste Management
Mountain tourism has evolved significantly, with increased crowding of Alpine huts. How this shift impacts the management of various type of alpine huts, especially concerning food waste.
Development of a Recreational Activity Plan for Protected Natural Areas: A Case Study of Tunkinsky National Park
Tunkinsky National Park, part of the Baikal UNESCO World Heritage Site, develops a Recreational Activity Plan to balance tourism growth and conservation efforts, ensuring sustainable land management.
Marked trails and forest exploitation
Climate changes have a lot of direct and indirect impacts on marked trails in Europe. An agreement should be reached if this concerns several different stakeholders.