The Canarian night sky, recognised worldwide for its quality and low light pollution, has become a new tourist attraction thanks to the European project TWINNEDbySTARS. Led by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) through its University Institute TIDES, this initiative seeks to diversify and deseasonalise the nautical and marine tourism offer in …
The European TWINNEDbySTARS project, led by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria—TIDES University Institute, is working to diversify and deseasonalize the nautical and marine tourism offer in the Canary Islands, Azores, Madeira, and Martinique. As part of this commitment, a Starlight certification campaign has been launched for SMEs in the maritime sector in …
The TWINNEDbySTARS project offers a new training opportunity for companies in the nautical sector in the Canary Islands, Azores, Madeira and Martinique. With the support and certification of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC), registrations are open for two free courses focused on the optimization of digital communication through artificial intelligence (AI).These …
At TWINNEDbySTARS we keep growing and improving for you. You can now explore two new sections on our website designed to bring you even closer to our mission: Co-CreationDive into the exciting process of co-creation. Here we share our methodology, progress and results from the collaborative workshops held in the Canary Islands, Azores, Madeira and …
Last Wednesday, 29th January 2025, TWINNEDbySTARS participated in the launch meeting of the new A3MAtlantic project, led by the Canary Islands Maritime Cluster and funded by the Interreg MAC 2021-2027 programme with a budget of 3 million euros. This ambitious project brings together 19 international entities of the quadruple helix with the aim of boosting …
The TWINNEDbySTARS project has generated concrete and transformative results for the tourism sector in Europe’s outermost regions. After months of work in collaboration with local stakeholders, businesses and experts, significant progress has been made, positioning these areas as benchmarks in innovative and sustainable tourism. Tangible Results: Tourism Innovations and Transformative ExperiencesWithin the framework of the …
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The marine leisure, recreation and sports sector has a new resource to move towards a more sustainable, innovative and digital model. It is a self-assessment tool designed for maritime companies to evaluate their positioning in three key areas: circularity, digitalisation and energy transition.This completely anonymous questionnaire allows companies to obtain a comparative view of their …
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On the 7th of January, during the presentation of the book Diminuto Planeta Azul by Javier Ares, TWINNEDbySTARS was presented by Nautic Ocean. As part of the event, a catamaran trip was organised, where the attendees had the opportunity to get to know the TWINNEDbySTARS project. More than 25 people attended the presentation, showing great …
TWINNEDbySTARS is working on the presentation of the Co-Creation Workshops, a key initiative to boost sustainability and competitiveness in the marine tourism sector. This video highlights the achievements and next steps in this exciting project. Key Voices of the ProjectThe video features the participation of:• Yen E. Lam, Competitive PhD Researcher at the University Institute …
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On 27th and 28th November, the TWINNEDbySTARS consortium met on the island of Faial, Azores, at the Azores Marine Observatory (OMA) to hold its project meeting and the last co-creation workshop of this project dedicated to fostering collaboration in maritime and coastal tourism between European outermost regions. The event counted with the special participation of …
TWINNEDbySTARS held its project meeting and last co-creation workshop in Faial. Read More »
