The Outdoor Tourism Days in Ohrid and Struga, specifically designed for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, are scheduled to take place on August 19th at 10:50 a.m. This event forms a key component of the larger cross-border initiative titled “AdvenTour II – Exploring the borders.”
This collaborative project is being executed in partnership with Greece, aiming to enhance and promote inclusive and accessible outdoor tourism across several key locations. The primary objective is to engage and educate diverse groups—including local citizens, tourism workers, institutional representatives, and local organizations—regarding the potential for developing accessible travel experiences.
The scope of this development effort covers Ohrid, Struga, and the Greek town of Nympheo. The “AdvenTour II” project represents a concerted effort between Macedonia and Greece to advance cross-border cooperation in the tourism sector. By focusing on accessibility, the initiative seeks to broaden the scope of who can participate in enjoying the natural and cultural assets of the region.
The upcoming Outdoor Tourism Days will serve as a practical preview of these efforts, providing firsthand insight into how the region intends to better accommodate all visitors. The focus on inclusion ensures that the development of outdoor tourism in Ohrid and Struga is mindful of the needs of all people, thereby promoting sustainable and equitable growth for the entire community.
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