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Italians divided over new tourist campaign fuelled by cliches

Italy’s latest tourism campaign has sparked criticism among some Italians, who are unhappy with its use of clichés. The campaign,...

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Preparing for Europe Day: what and why does Europe celebrate on 9 May?

On 9 May, dozens of events will be organised across the continent to celebrate Europe Day; an annual celebration to...

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EU expands protection to traditional handicraft

According to Politico’s newsletter ‘Brussels Playbook’, the EU has agreed to extend its geographical indications (GIs) protection system, which safeguards...

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Empowering the sector’s future: Heritage Youth Ambassadors meet in The Hague

From 18 to 20 April, eight European Heritage Youth Ambassadors (EHYA) met up in the Netherlands. It was the first...

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How do we deal with our most modern heritage in Europe?

Architecture from between 1950 and 1980 is very vulnerable. It is often worn out, outdated, and frequently in need of...

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From words to action: The sector’s mission to update language in heritage collections

For decades, cultural heritage institutions have been describing and cataloguing historical objects in their collections. However, this information is rarely...

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