The project outputs focus on enhancing cross-border connectivity and sustainable tourism in the Prespa region.
The project will supply necessary equipment and organize meetings and events to foster cooperation.
The project’s main outputs include the following:
the construction of the new building in the Greek side
the reconstruction and upgrade of the State Border Police Station at Markova Noga,
the establishment of a pedestrian connection to the Border Crossing Point facilities at Markova Noga-Laimos.
Communication and dissemination actions : Video creation, open events, communication material
Another significant objective is the introduction of regenerative tourism, a modern sustainable practice, into the cross-border region. This involves evaluating Prespa's potential as a regenerative tourism destination and documenting visitor profiles and preferences. The project will create sustainable infrastructure, such as hiking and cycling trails, connecting natural beauties and significant monuments across the region.
Local communities and tourism stakeholders will actively engage in co-designing effective tourism solutions, promoting volunteerism related to sustainable tourism. The project aims to attract regional, national, and international tourists by highlighting the area's natural, cultural, and culinary features. Ultimately, the project will transform Prespa into an exemplary regenerative tourism destination, establishing a cross-border network of landmarks through safe trails. It will promote tourism-related volunteerism and develop emission-neutral tourism consciousness among locals and visitors.
These outputs align with the Programme's objectives, enhancing regional cooperation, sustainable tourism, and economic growth, benefiting citizens on both sides of the border.
