This case study attempts to outline GRAIL; a European Union sponsored research project designed to develop and examine the importance of religious and cultural routes and how they might act as a catalyst for regional development and improve local tourism. It will be shown the project aims to develop a Pan-European tourism route based on the legend of the Holy Grail. The study identifies the challenges and opportunities posed by the development of tourism routes in general and the Grail Route in particular. It considers the problems posed by the complexity of the subject matter; different interpretations of the Grail in European literature; the fact that there are different contenders for the title of the ‘Holy Grail’ and the possibility of ...
For millennia people have travelled to religious sites for worship, initiatory and leisure purposes....
The main aim of our project is to create, from an interdisciplinary and transnational approach, scie...
International audienceSince 1987, geographical traces (route, trail, via/way) of the Middle Ages hav...
This case study attempts to outline GRAIL; a European Union sponsored research project designed to d...
The paper attempts to outline the findings of a European Union sponsored research project (GRAIL) de...
The paper attempts to outline the findings of a European Union sponsored research project (GRAIL) de...
This report describes the development of the Holy Grail Route in Europe examining why tourists might...
This paper, presented at the International Conference on Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, highlight...
This presentation discusses the research background to the the development of the Holy Grail Route. ...
The Route of the Holy Grail was presented FITUR 2017 (Madrid, January 2017) by the Agència Valencian...
Since 1959 there is evidence of the existence of a route drawn up by the Archbishopric of Valencia t...
The potential for cultural routes to promote tourism destinations and increase their competitiveness...
This chapter analyses the case of the Saint Martin of Tours Route. This itinerary was incorporated a...
Tourism is growing and the way in which people take their holidays is also changing. Travellers are ...
The main aim of our project is to create, from an interdisciplinary and transnational approach, scie...
For millennia people have travelled to religious sites for worship, initiatory and leisure purposes....
The main aim of our project is to create, from an interdisciplinary and transnational approach, scie...
International audienceSince 1987, geographical traces (route, trail, via/way) of the Middle Ages hav...
This case study attempts to outline GRAIL; a European Union sponsored research project designed to d...
The paper attempts to outline the findings of a European Union sponsored research project (GRAIL) de...
The paper attempts to outline the findings of a European Union sponsored research project (GRAIL) de...
This report describes the development of the Holy Grail Route in Europe examining why tourists might...
This paper, presented at the International Conference on Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, highlight...
This presentation discusses the research background to the the development of the Holy Grail Route. ...
The Route of the Holy Grail was presented FITUR 2017 (Madrid, January 2017) by the Agència Valencian...
Since 1959 there is evidence of the existence of a route drawn up by the Archbishopric of Valencia t...
The potential for cultural routes to promote tourism destinations and increase their competitiveness...
This chapter analyses the case of the Saint Martin of Tours Route. This itinerary was incorporated a...
Tourism is growing and the way in which people take their holidays is also changing. Travellers are ...
The main aim of our project is to create, from an interdisciplinary and transnational approach, scie...
For millennia people have travelled to religious sites for worship, initiatory and leisure purposes....
The main aim of our project is to create, from an interdisciplinary and transnational approach, scie...
International audienceSince 1987, geographical traces (route, trail, via/way) of the Middle Ages hav...