IE Activities Archives - Interpret Europe

Raising donations for our friends in Ukraine

Inesa SulajApril 21, 2023

In the face of conflict, we believe interpretation can help ... Read More

Global Climate strike, London, March 2019, Image: Gary Knight on Flickr

HI for climate resilient future

Daniela RuciDecember 22, 2022

IE signed a manifesto urging recognition of the power of ... Read More

Why should heritage sites look towards UNESCO designated sites?

Daniela RuciSeptember 24, 2022

IE has again trained World Heritage Site managers from 14 ... Read More

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Interpret Europe

2 days ago

Check out the 16th International Conference 'Smart Tourism - Smart Destinations: Cultural Heritage & Creativity, Digitalisation, Sustainability' where you still can submit your abstract till extended 16th of June! Unique chance with unique community. I would like to accentrate your attention on all amaizing partners of the conference: the ECTN 2023 Conference is organised in the framework of Pafos 2023 European Capital of Smart Tourism, the European Year of Skills 2023, the ReInHerit Horizon 2020 Coordination and Support Action (CSA) and the 'Transition Pathway for Tourism' co-implementation (European Commission DG GROW). More info: ... See MoreSee Less

Conference 2023

www.culturaltourism-network.eu

Call for Presenters The 16th Conference for Cultural Tourism in Europe will be held in Pafos, Cyprus, on 18-21 October 2023, with overall theme: Smart Tourism │ Smart Destinations...

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Interpret Europe

5 days ago

In the most glorious spring sunshine, an IE Certified Interpretive Guide (CIG) course just ended at Lake Greifen in Switzerland. The course with Swiss and German participation had been organised by Griffin Ranger GmbH (founded by Greifensee-Stiftung). Participants are now looking forward to applying the jointly acquired knowledge and skills in their professional work environment. #iecig ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

It seems that the second half of 2023 is a lucky time for youth - there is the World Heritage Young Professionals Forum 2023 coming! Looking Ahead: The Next 50 Years of Protecting Natural and Cultural Heritage will be hosted from 3 to 12 September 2023 in Riyadh and the Al-Ahsa Oasis in Saudia Arabia. This is a great opportunity for emerging professionals between 23 and 32 years to teach and learn, exchange ideas and experience, connect and be connected. 30 participants will be selected to join the Forum through the open call that lasts until 4 June. Hurry and learnmore: ... See MoreSee Less

Call for Applications: World Heritage Young Professionals Forum

whc.unesco.org

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 3-12 September 2023Looking Ahead: The Next 50 Years of Protecting Natural and Cultural Heritage As an integral part of the extended 45th session of the World Heritage Comm...

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Interpret Europe

3 weeks ago

Here we are! A community of heritage lovers, colleagues and friends creating and sharing strong moments of interpretative magic. From the IE Conference 2023 we take home thoughts about the relevance of value-based heritage interpretation for green and social transition, new ideas for deceleration and strengthening slow interpretation and the feeling that along with its importance, tackling contemporary challenges can also be a pleasure if we can share it with others.We take home warmth, friendships and new hope. #iecon23 ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

We are already half-way through the IE Conference 2023 in Sighișoara, an opportunity to get into exchanges, to embrace different perspectives, to choose tolerance and appreciation for diversities among us and to be inspired. We have the chance to learn from each other and find out how we can initiate learning landscapes in our own communities. #iecon23 ... See MoreSee Less

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IE Activities

Raising donations for our friends in Ukraine

The first CIG course in Portuguese

HI for climate resilient future

Why should heritage sites look towards UNESCO designated sites?