Project challengeUpdated on 21 December 2025
FEAST
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The main challenge will be translating inclusive and sustainable principles into practical, measurable tools for small tourism and food operators. Coordinating diverse actors —producers, cultural entities and researchers— while ensuring quality and real user validation (people with disabilities or specific dietary needs) requires strong co-creation and digital capacity building. With additional support from TASTE, the consortium could scale the FEAST model into a European network of Accessible and Sustainable Food Experiences, refining and digitalising the assessment tool, promoting peer learning with other regions, and testing new pilots across Mediterranean destinations. This would strengthen its transferability, create a shared framework for inclusive gastronomy, and turn FEAST into a European reference for sustainable, digital and resilient food tourism.
Topic
- Digital transition
Type
- Capacity building and knowledge exchange
- Joint product/service development
Organisation
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Project challenge
- Digital transition
- Shared experimentation
- New business modelling
- Joint product/service development
- Green transition and sustainability
- Capacity building and knowledge exchange
Danko Perkovic
Executive Chef at Casa Amalia 1950 - Barcelona at Casa Amalia 1950
Barcelona, Spain
Project challenge
- Resilience
- Digital transition
- Shared experimentation
- Joint product/service development
- Green transition and sustainability
- Capacity building and knowledge exchange
Giulio Lizio Bruno
Tourism consultant at Valdichiana Experience
Montepulciano, Italy