Kladovo got the Danube.Pearl status
(May 22th 2019)
Kladovo has got the Danube.Pearl status at the international conference which was held last week in Austria when the "Network for Sustainable Mobility and Tourism along the Danube - Danube.Pearls" was officially formed with the headquartered in Linz, Austria https://www.danube-pearls.eu/en/ .
Beside the Kladovo, this status is awarded to only 10 destinations on the Danube, from Ulm in Germany to the Danube Delta in Romania. Apart from Kladovo, destinations in Germany, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia and Romania are also included in the network of sustainable Danube destinations.
Danube.Pearls: Soft tourism along the Danube
(May 16th 2019)
Representatives of 11 tourism organizations from the Danube region demonstrate how to travel without a private car when on holidays. Together they established the Danube.Pearls network in order to jointly elaborate services for sustainable traveling from the Black Forest to the Black Sea.
Mobility Info Center opened in Zajecar
(April 5th 2019)
Today, the "Mobility Infor Center" opened in Zajecar. It will help tourists and locals in Zajecar and the surrounding area to inform how they can use transport that have minimal negative impact on the environment...
REAL PEOPLE. REAL STORIES
(April 5th 2019)
Transdanube.Pearls participated in a campaign by the Danube Transnational Programm.
Check out the stories and see how our project activities contribute to the life of people working in the field of tourism and mobility, tourists, visitors and local stakeholders.
One step away from the Danube.Pearls network
(March 8th 2019)
15 project partners from 9 Danube countries visited the city of Pécs in Hungary and discussed the possibilities to found a network of Danube.Pearls. During this meeting, future Danube.Pearls jointly agreed on the necessary steps and decided to establish such a network that will be the basis to continue fostering sustainable mobility in tourism in the Danube region beyond the lifetime of the EU project Transdanube.Pearls.
Mobility Info Center opened in Negotin
(January 9th 2019)
A month after the opening in Donji Milanovac, the "Mobility Info Center" was opened today in Negotin. "Mobility Info Center" will work within the Tourist Info Center...
Mobility Info Center opened in Donji Milanovac
(December 21th 2018)
A month after the opening in Kladovo, the "Mobility Info Center" was opened today in Donji Milanovac.
Mobility Info Center will provide tourists all information related to sustainable transport, including timetables of public transport, cycling and any other relevant information related to sustainable mobility transport.
Mobility Info Center opened in Kladovo
(November 23th 2018)
Today in Kladovo was opened "Mobility Info Center", which operates within the Tourist Info Center. Mobility Info Center jointly established by Tourist Organization of Kladovo and RARIS.
Mobility Info Center will help tourists and locals in the region of Djerdap to use the ways of transport that have a minimal negative impact on the environment.
Undetected Pearl: Exploring the potential of soft tourism in the Danube Delta
(October 16th 2018)
Participants from 9 European countries jointly visited the Danube Delta and explored the region’s potential for soft tourism and sustainable mobility.
Around 40 participants and representatives from the tourism and mobility sector visited the Danube Delta in Romania during a study visit in the project Transdanube.Pearls. Together they explored existing mobility and tourism services in the region. The trip was followed by a partner meeting in which first success stories, such as the mobility information center in Slovenia were presented.
Newsletter 2 - ''Transdanube.Pearls'', FIRST MILESTONES AND PROGRESS IN THE EU PROJECT TRANSDANUBE.PEARLS
(September 30th 2018)
The second Newesletter ‘’Transdanube.Pearls’’ you can read and download here.
Training on sustainable mobility
(September 26th 2018)
On September 26th, RARIS organized the training on sustainable mobility with with representatives of local governments, tourst organisations and stakeholders from the tourism and mobility sector from eastern Serbia.
Training topics:
- Concept and importance of sustainable mobility
- The importance of sustainable mobility in tourism
Transdanube.Pearls wins the Austrian VCÖ Mobility Award 2018
(September 24th 2018)
Altogether 321 projects and concepts have been submitted to the VCÖ Mobility Award, the largest mobility competition in Austria. 12 projects won and Transdanube.Pearls is one of the lucky winners.
Creating winners by fostering sustainable mobility along the Danube
(July 24th 2018)
Over 100 representatives of the tourism and mobility sector from the Danube region attended the mid-term conference of the EU project Transdanube.Pearls in Neu-Ulm (Germany) on 11 July 2018. The goal was to present future-oriented mobility and tourism services and the benefits from cooperation and transnational networks. The event was hosted by the Danube Office Ulm/Neu-Ulm and organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Transport Baden-Württemberg. The conference was organized during the International Danube Festival in Ulm/Neu-Ulm that takes place every two years.
DANUBE IS NATURE!
(May 11th 2018)
Various species, animals, plants, nature parks and beautiful landscapes along the Danube. Enjoy the river's beauty and the surrounding areas in this short teaser.
And for more inspiration, watch video to see the natural attractions of the river and the encompassing regions in Mohacs (Hungary), Vukovar (Croatia), Bratislava (Slovakia), Neusiedler See (Austria) and the Iron Gate (Kladovo/Serbia): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X3Ap0wMa5M
Seminar for stakeholders involved in sustainable transport services was held in Kladovo
(May 8th 2018)
In Kladovo was held a seminar for partners and actors involved in the planning and implementation of sustainable mobility services in Eastern Serbia.
On these seminar it was presented:
- Feasibility study for the promotion and development of sustainable mobility services,
- Feasibility study for the establishment of a system for renting (e) bikes in eastern Serbia
In addition to the studys, the participants were presented the existing and potential tourism products sustainable tourism in Eastern Serbia.
DANUBE IS CULTURE!
(April 25th 2018)
The Danube - one river - 2.860 km long - encompassing 10 countries
but additionally, the DANUBE IS CULTURE! Enjoy the cultural richness along the Danube in this short teaser.
And for further impressions and experiences on how the expert team travelled easily with sustainably means along the Danube and spots along the Danube such as the source of the Danube in Donaueschingen (Germany), Mosonmagyaróvár and Szigetköz (Hungary) and Vidin (Bulgaria), watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xemY9NyY3og
Assessment Tour Video
(April 20th 2018)
Assessment Tour from summer 2017, in which an expert team travelled sustainable along the Danube - all the 2.860km in less than a month. Read the entire travel report here: http://www.interreg-danube.eu/…/travel-the-danube-sustainab…
New sustainable mobility offers along the Danube
(March 22th 2018)
Altogether 40 mobility and tourism experts visited the city of Vukovar in Croatia for the fourth partner meeting of the project Transdanube.Pearls on 21-22 March 2018. During the meeting, partners presented the first success stories on the implementation of mobility and tourism services that will improve the possibilities for visitors to travel within and between destinations with the train, bus, bike or ship.
Workshop: Analysis of the Sustainable Regional Tourism Mobility Plan (SRTMP)
(March 9th 2018)
As a part of the activities in the realization of the Project named Transdanube.Pearls - Network for sustainable mobility along the Danube, which is realizing with the cooperation of 15 partners from nine countries, in Kladovo, on March 9, 2018, a workshop was held for the members of the Working Group, appointed by Kladovo Municipality to develop a Strategic Plan for Sustainable Mobility in Tourism for the Municipality of Kladovo and the Wider Region of Iron Gate.
Five reasting areas on the EuroVelo 6 in Eastern Serbija renewed
(January 8th 2018)
Municipality of Majdanpek, Public Company “Roads of Serbia” and RARIS jointly reconstructed 5 parking lots - rest areas along the Danube cycling route EuroVelo 6 in Eastern Serbia.
Newsletter 1 - ''Transdanube.Pearls'', network of sustainable transport along the Danube
(December 21st 2017)
The first Newesletter ‘’Transdanube.Pearls’’, network for sustainable transport along the Danube
Mutual Learning Workshop Transdanube.Pearls
(November 11th 2017)
On November 11 2017, RARIS organized the mutual learning workshop with stakeholders from the tourism and mobility sector.
The concept of Pearls in the Project is presented to the workshop participants in the details. Special accent was given to the presentation of the Common Standards and SRTMP (“Sustainable Regional Tourism and Mobility Plan”).
Follow activites if the project Transdanubr.Pearls on the program website and fb page
(November 1st 2017)
Follow activities of the project Transdanube.Pearls also on the program website: http://www.interreg-danube.eu/approved-projects/transdanube-pearls and also facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Transdanube
Workshop: Elaboration of Sustainable Regional Tourism Mobility Plan (SRTMP)
(October 16th 2017)
On 16 October 2017, RARIS organized the workshop with stakeholders from the tourism and mobility sector. Subject of this workshop was the elaboration of a SRTMP (“Sustainable Regional Tourism and Mobility Plan”) that marks an important project output.
First milestones: Common Standards for the future network and Training of Sustainable Mobility Managers
(October 11th 2017)
30 partners and stakeholders from the mobility and tourism sector from 9 European countries participated in a transnational training in Silistra, Bulgaria for becoming a certified sustainable mobility manager. The training is part of the EU-project Transdanube.Pearls and followed the third partner meeting. During this meeting the partners commonly approved the final version of the common standards that provide the basis criteria for becoming member of the network and a Pearl.
The Definition of Common Standards for Transdanube.Pearls was presented
(September 18th 2017)
According to the Definition of Common Standards for Transdanube.Pearls, RARIS organized two workshops (with the same name): Definition of Common Standards Transdanube.Pearls.
On the workshops it was presented the project, objectives, main activities, draft version of Common standards, activities that will be implemented in the framework of the project in Serbia, etc.
International expert team reaches Danube Delta using only sustainable means of transport
(September 6th 2017)
In the context of the EU Interreg project “Transdanube.Pearls”, an international expert team, consisting of video, mobility and tourism experts, travelled the 2.860 km long route along the Danube by using only sustainable means of transport, such as busses, trains, ships and bikes. The first part of the journey from the source of the Danube in Germany to Budapest took place in July 2017. The second part of the tour from Budapest to the Danube Delta was successfully completed in September 2017. Aim of the journey is to demonstrate the existing possibilities to travel the Danube region without private car.
International expert team travels sustainably from the source to the delta of the Danube
(July 27th 2017)
In the context of the EU Interreg project “Transdanube.Pearls”, an international expert team, consisting of video, mobility and tourism experts, travelled along the Danube by using only sustainable means of transport, such as busses, trains, ships and bikes. With more than 10 stops in 11 days, the first part of the journey was successfully completed in Budapest. The team will continue travelling sustainably along the Lower Danube by the end of August, from Budapest to the Danube delta. Aim of the journey is to demonstrate the existing possibilities to travel the Danube region without private car.
Transdanube.Pearls explores the Upper Austrian Danube region
(July 7th 2017)
In the course of a study visit organized as part of the project “Transdanube.Pearls” around 40 participants visited the Upper Austrian Danube region and Werfenweng, a best-practice example of the Alpine Pearls. This trip was followed by a partner meeting, in which the participants continued their work on the implementation of new/improved mobility services, regional mobility centres and new tourist packages for inhabitants and tourists in the regions along the Danube.
The gala conference of the project Transdanube.Pearls
(March 1st 2017)
On First March in Belgrade, Tulip Inn Hotel, RARIS has hosted an international Kick-off Conference of the project TransDanube.Pearls - Network for sustainable mobility along the Danube. The conference was preceded by a two-day meeting of partners dedicated to the methods of implementation of the project. Transdanube.Pearls project will be implemented in the framework of the Danube Program and funded by the European Union.
