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Rapidly-developing COVID situation in Spain and its effects on tourism in Barcelona

Aug 2, 2020
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The University of Barcelona team has also prepared a briefing on the rapidly-developing COVID situation in Spain and its effects on tourism in Barcelona. We have included an additional section at the end detailing the responses of our stakeholders in our case study area (Art Nouveau sites) and the innovative w


ays they have adapted to the current tourism landscape in Barcelona.





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TrevorAbbott
6 days ago

https://elegicasino.com came to mind reading about how Art Nouveau sites in Barcelona adapted to the tourism slump, since heritage venues everywhere had to rethink their visitor experience almost overnight. The briefing's focus on stakeholder responses is what I found most useful, because it moves past the grim arrival numbers and shows what actually changed on the ground. I noticed something similar in my own city, where smaller cultural sites got creative with outdoor tours long before the big museums reopened.

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme for research and innovation under grant agreement no. 870644

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