The second anniversary of the Tourism Transition Pathway marked a key event in the European Union’s effort to transform the tourism ecosystem towards a more sustainable, digitised and resilient model. This pathway was designed as part of the EU’s industrial strategy to accelerate the green and digital transition, addressing the impacts of COVID-19 on the tourism sector, which was one of the hardest hit by the crisis. The event highlighted achievements since the launch of the plan in 2022 and focused on defining future goals to strengthen collaboration between public and private actors.
In this context, the CyclOps tourism use case plays an important role. It aims to optimise tourism operations through digital technologies and sustainability approaches, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the sector. These initiatives are crucial to foster innovation, develop inclusive business models and improve the quality of life of local residents, which are central themes in the transition strategy.
Cyclops was represented by EONA-X with the participation of Erica Garcia Nuñez from Garden Hotels and Dolores Ordoñez from AnySolution.
