Nineteen young people, university students and young professionals between 20 and 32 years old from 9 European countries, are getting to know Friuli Venezia Giulia thanks to the original project Curious about the Territorythe international internship promoted and organized byIRSE, Regional Institute of European Studies of Pordenone.
15 girls and 4 boys from Austria, France, England, Italy, Holland, Portugal, Czech Republic, Romania and Spain from Wednesday 12 June they are based on Pordenone at the IRSE headquarters and are engaged daily in a rich program of guided tours in the region: until June 26th they will discover cities and villages, culture and events, food and wine, always with an eye on slow tourism and sustainability. A unique experience, not only for tourism promotion, but also for its great intercultural value. THE “curiosiFVG” also have the role of digital creators and narrators And they will share their experience through their social media and blogs, promoting the beauties of Friuli Venezia Giulia in their countries of origin using the hashtag #curiosifvg2024.
But who are they and where do they come from? For those who want to meet them, a meeting open to the public is scheduled Sunday 16 June at 4.30 pm in the Council Room of Palmanova: in dialogue with Silvia Savicouncilor for culture, tourism and major events of the starred municipality, and the journalist and author Alessandra Beltramethe “curious” will discuss how tourism can contribute to the European objectives of sustainable development and social inclusion and how they are concretely acting on them.
Detailed program on the website www.centroculturapordenone.it/irse.
Curiosi del Territorio 2024 is created with the collaboration and support of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, Promoturismo FVG, Fondazione Friuli, Municipality of Pordenone, Pordenone European Capital of Culture 2027, Rotary Club Pordenone, Pordenone Turismo, Scuola del Viaggio, BCC Pordenonese and Monsile , Crédit Agricole, Confindustria Alto Adriatico, Electrolux.
