The HITTS project presents a set of experiences developed across different territories in the SUDOE area, demonstrating how rural heritage can become a driver of cultural, social and economic activity. Through concerts, routes, artistic residencies, visits and participatory initiatives, project partners have implemented new ways of using heritage spaces, combining conservation, innovation and sustainable tourism.
The results show high levels of participation, a positive impact on local communities and strong potential for continuity. At the same time, challenges are identified in areas such as logistics, impact measurement and the consolidation of sustainable economic models.
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