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This September, Tampere, the 2026 European Capital of Smart Tourism, is hosting the 'Less Carbon - Double the Fun: International Forum for Building the Low Carbon Future of Tourism' Forum.

Dubrovnik has been awarded the 2026 European Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism, recognising its work in sustainable, inclusive and digital tourism – all while balancing the needs of visitors with the daily lives of locals.

Tampere has been named the 2026 European Capital of Smart Tourism, recognising its work in sustainable and inclusive travel combined with its unique offer: calm, authentic experiences in the city centre, with stunning nature just moments away.

Tampere, the 2026 European Capital of Tourism, took part in this year's Eurovision celebration in Vienna, bringing its sauna culture and cheering on the Finnish representatives all week long.

Best practices from the 2026 European Capital and Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism competition applications are now available in an online report.

ENAT, the European Network for Accessible Tourism, in cooperation with Accessible EU and AISM are organising an international conference 'Inclusive and Smart Tourism Destinations: Strategies for innovation' in Genoa on 18 June 2026.

The European Commission has launched the 2027 European Capitals of Tourism competitions. The applications are open until 12 June 2026.

Here's everything you need to know to submit a successful application!

Today, the European Commission launches the 2027 edition of the European Capitals of Tourism competition.

During SXSW 2026, the City of Tampere and Visit Tampere took part in the “Sauna like a Finn” event, offering media representatives, content creators, and industry professionals a chance to unwind in the middle of busy days.