Cities After Dark
- Varna - Bulgaria
- Zadar - Croatia
- Málaga - Spain
- Tallinn - Estonia
- Nicosia - Cyprus
- Paris - France
- Genoa - Italy
- Budva - Montenegro
- Piraeus - Greece
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First Transnational meeting on 13-15 November in Braga, Portugal.
Stories
Highlights
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Få indflydelse på EU's samhørighedspolitik efter 2027
Europakommissionen har inviteret alle europæiske territoriale samarbejdsprogrammer til at deltage i INTERREG-høringen 2024 om den fremtidige
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Webinar #1 "Measuring Safe and Sustainable School Travel" - Recording and presentations are now available!
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GreenPlace: roheliste ja inimpõhiste linnade taaselustamine
GreenPlace'i tegevusplaneerimise võrgustik soovib kuulda kohalike elanike arvamusi linnaruumide taaskasutamisest.
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Lead Expert
Life in cities continues even after dark. The 'Night Economy' is made up of activities that are essential for a city to function 24 hours a day and play a significant role in the global economy. It covers diverse sectors such as mobility, entertainment, hospitality, emergency services, security, logistics, services, etc.
Nightlife is an important factor for tourism in many cities, which faces various challenges such as safety, regulation and environmental impacts (noise and light pollution). It is up to the authorities to balance the development of the night-time economy with the quality of life of residents.
The night-time economy is dynamic and has a significant impact on urban life. It offers economic, cultural and social opportunities, but also requires careful management to deal with its specific challenges.
