Category: Projects

Tourism 4.0 – Project of Intelligent Properties Investments SL

The Tourism 4.0 project has strengthened the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism SMEs through professional support for the adoption of digital technologies, including training programs, financing, and assistance for digital transformation, promoting innovation and networking. During the years 2022 and 2023, the international consortium has worked on different operational stages to train companies, implement financing schemes, and evaluate the results. Highlighting the importance of digital technologies to improve business models and services in post-Covid tourism and thus enhancing the commercial opportunities of tourism SMEs. This collaborative effort has been the result of the effort and active participation of the associated companies in each phase of the project, contributing to its success.

The project involves the participation of 10 leading European actors in innovation and tourism, including organizations representing the tourism sector in 6 countries, with an aggregate membership base representing over 20,000 travel and tourism companies in Europe (from small accommodations to 5-star hotels, and travel and tour operators).

Partners

Project of Intelligent Properties Investments SL

Intelligent Properties Investments SL has achieved significant results and profits from its innovation and digitalization activities, including more agile, efficient, and effective processes, as well as savings in business costs.

 

Currently, it envisions a digitalization process that includes managing digitized processes with remote access, paperless operations, and decentralized operations across multiple platforms. To carry out its digitalization policy, it invests in equipment and the training of its staff.

 

The planned investment is expected to result in more efficient processes and contribute to the overall sustainability of the company, enhancing its competitiveness in digital environments and reducing costs in the final balance sheet.

 

Additionally, the company has undertaken a project in KubiK ACCOMMODATIONS, which involves setting up and launching a system for marketing tourist experiences online. This initiative aligns with its focus on digitalization and innovation, aiming to improve the efficiency and competitiveness of the company in the digital environment.

Tourism 4.0 – Project of GeoCats

The Tourism 4.0 project has strengthened the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism SMEs through professional support for the adoption of digital technologies, including training programs, financing, and assistance for digital transformation, promoting innovation and networking. During the years 2022 and 2023, the international consortium has worked on different operational stages to train companies, implement financing schemes, and evaluate the results. Highlighting the importance of digital technologies to improve business models and services in post-Covid tourism and thus enhancing the commercial opportunities of tourism SMEs. This collaborative effort has been the result of the effort and active participation of the associated companies in each phase of the project, contributing to its success.

The project involves the participation of 10 leading European actors in innovation and tourism, including organizations representing the tourism sector in 6 countries, with an aggregate membership base representing over 20,000 travel and tourism companies in Europe (from small accommodations to 5-star hotels, and travel and tour operators).

Partners

Project of GeoCats

GeoCats revolutionized tourism and events through gamification, offering gaming experiences in cities with its own application. Their goal was to become the “Pokemon GO” of tourism. The application allowed tourists to avoid prior reservations, being more flexible in their itinerary. The gaming experiences with active challenges made people remember places and stories much better than simply hearing them from a guide.

 

GeoCats planned to expand its experiences throughout Europe, adding new questions and challenges to its gaming platform and launching games in other cities. Their goal was to add 5-7 new cities per year. Although human resources were limited, with financial assistance, they could improve marketing techniques and the user experience.

 

The planned investment included improving the gaming platform, adding augmented reality challenges, and enhancing communication with customers through transactional emails. With a larger team, GeoCats would complete its goal of engaging people across Europe.

Tourism 4.0 – Project of Insertus

The Tourism 4.0 project has strengthened the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism SMEs through professional support for the adoption of digital technologies, including training programs, financing, and assistance for digital transformation, promoting innovation and networking. During the years 2022 and 2023, the international consortium has worked on different operational stages to train companies, implement financing schemes, and evaluate the results. Highlighting the importance of digital technologies to improve business models and services in post-Covid tourism and thus enhancing the commercial opportunities of tourism SMEs. This collaborative effort has been the result of the effort and active participation of the associated companies in each phase of the project, contributing to its success.

The project involves the participation of 10 leading European actors in innovation and tourism, including organizations representing the tourism sector in 6 countries, with an aggregate membership base representing over 20,000 travel and tourism companies in Europe (from small accommodations to 5-star hotels, and travel and tour operators).

Partners

Project of Insertus

Insertus optimized teamwork and customer contact through effective implementations, especially in the cloud. Payment and reservation management for events became more efficient, saving time and ensuring more effective financial management. Additionally, reservation systems and data analytics on their website allowed them to design activities and assess program and campaign performance in real-time, enhancing customer loyalty.

 

In a disruptive reconversion process, they sought to offer experiences based on Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. They launched activities directly through mobile devices, such as Google Glass, to offer almost personalized responses to demand, without schedules or unforeseen events.

 

They aim to turn audio or video guides into virtual experiences, visualizing historical and legendary scenes. For this, they required technical and human resources, including programmers, stabilizers, drones, video editors, and visual effects.

 

The initial investment plan included the implementation of the “History and Legends” route in VR, with the aim of offering a unique interactive experience for tourists, using augmented reality.

Tourism 4.0 – Project of Inzulae SLU

The Tourism 4.0 project has strengthened the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism SMEs through professional support for the adoption of digital technologies, including training programs, financing, and assistance for digital transformation, promoting innovation and networking. During the years 2022 and 2023, the international consortium has worked on different operational stages to train companies, implement financing schemes, and evaluate the results. Highlighting the importance of digital technologies to improve business models and services in post-Covid tourism and thus enhancing the commercial opportunities of tourism SMEs. This collaborative effort has been the result of the effort and active participation of the associated companies in each phase of the project, contributing to its success.

The project involves the participation of 10 leading European actors in innovation and tourism, including organizations representing the tourism sector in 6 countries, with an aggregate membership base representing over 20,000 travel and tourism companies in Europe (from small accommodations to 5-star hotels, and travel and tour operators).

Partners

Project of Inzulae SLU

Inzulae SLU has implemented digital innovations by installing electronic locks to allow guests to register and access properties with their mobile phones. Additionally, they have developed an application with welcome videos and house tours. The collected information is sent directly to the police and validated in the office, reducing the need for personnel at each property.

 

The company organizes all its data in Power BI for better decision-making, after facing automation challenges by implementing software in 2023. Their vision includes a fully integrated environment in Power BI to facilitate data analysis and decision-making in each department.

 

Inzulae SLU aims to improve in key areas such as revenue management, marketing, and customer experience. They plan to invest in software to better understand the market, improve property performance, and optimize marketing and communication strategies. Additionally, they will explore opportunities in web 3.0 to develop a virtual commerce experience.

Tourism 4.0 – Project of Oleosetin

The Tourism 4.0 project has strengthened the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism SMEs through professional support for the adoption of digital technologies, including training programs, financing, and assistance for digital transformation, promoting innovation and networking. During the years 2022 and 2023, the international consortium has worked on different operational stages to train companies, implement financing schemes, and evaluate the results. Highlighting the importance of digital technologies to improve business models and services in post-Covid tourism and thus enhancing the commercial opportunities of tourism SMEs. This collaborative effort has been the result of the effort and active participation of the associated companies in each phase of the project, contributing to its success.

The project involves the participation of 10 leading European actors in innovation and tourism, including organizations representing the tourism sector in 6 countries, with an aggregate membership base representing over 20,000 travel and tourism companies in Europe (from small accommodations to 5-star hotels, and travel and tour operators).

Partners

Project of Oleosetin

SETIN RURAL SL (Oleosetin), a company dedicated to the rural sector, is taking steps towards innovation and digitalization. According to its representatives, each activity implemented so far has provided a clearer vision of the company’s direction and the possibilities to explore.

 

Currently, the company is immersed in a process of analyzing its resources, recognizing that current means are insufficient to achieve its goals. Digitalization emerges as a crucial aspect for its growth, although they acknowledge the need for trained personnel to effectively manage available resources and to implement new technologies. Additionally, SETIN RURAL SL emphasizes the importance of financial contribution to apply the necessary improvements and translate them into tangible results for the company.

Tourism 4.0 – Project of Tiempo Activo SL

The Tourism 4.0 project has strengthened the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism SMEs through professional support for the adoption of digital technologies, including training programs, financing, and assistance for digital transformation, promoting innovation and networking. During the years 2022 and 2023, the international consortium has worked on different operational stages to train companies, implement financing schemes, and evaluate the results. Highlighting the importance of digital technologies to improve business models and services in post-Covid tourism and thus enhancing the commercial opportunities of tourism SMEs. This collaborative effort has been the result of the effort and active participation of the associated companies in each phase of the project, contributing to its success.

The project involves the participation of 10 leading European actors in innovation and tourism, including organizations representing the tourism sector in 6 countries, with an aggregate membership base representing over 20,000 travel and tourism companies in Europe (from small accommodations to 5-star hotels, and travel and tour operators).

Partners

Project of Tiempo Activo SL

Tiempo Activo SL has experienced a 10% increase in its profits after implementing innovation and digitalization activities. Currently, it is immersed in the implementation of virtual reality (VR) activities.

 

According to its digitization plans, the company seeks to incorporate technology in several phases: first, to use VR to enhance its products, then to implement cloud solutions and strengthen cybersecurity to optimize its procedures, and finally, to improve results through web 3.

 

To carry out this digitization process, Tiempo Activo SL plans to invest first in equipment, then in product development, and in staff training. It is expected that this investment will make them more competitive and improve the user experience. With the acquisition of VR devices and computer equipment as the first step, followed by the creation of VR content and staff training for technology use. The company expects these actions to result in a 30% increase in sales.

Results of the CulTourData European project

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The Tourism Cluster of Extremadura concludes the CulTourData project with a final event to showcase results. We are delighted to have the support of Ana Isabel Domínguez, Director General of Tourism of Extremadura, and Jorge Suárez, Councilor of Culture of Cáceres.

We extend our gratitude to all the entrepreneurs who have supported and accompanied us in each phase of this project. Their support has been essential to achieve the results obtained.

We are excited to continue collaborating in building the future of tourism and culture. Let’s keep growing together and celebrating these shared achievements!

CulTourData Final Conference – 10th & 11th January 2024

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All the information about the Final Conference of our CulTourData project. Where we have connected tourism, technology and cultural creative companies in unique projects. Where we will present the final works of the Observatory for European Capitals of Culture, a policy laboratory and where our companies will have the opportunity to present their projects together with those of 5 other countries.

For more information, visit the CulTourData website: https://reg.eventmobi.com/cultour-data-final-conference-en

CulTourData – Hotel Soho Boutique Casa Don Fernando Project

The Extremadura Tourism Cluster participates as a partner in the European project CulTourData (ID: 101038124), framed within the COSME programme of the European Commission, for the competitiveness of companies and SMEs.

Ten projects from Spanish companies have been approved and awarded €7,000 to achieve sustainable growth in cultural tourism through collaboration with the cultural and creative industries and innovation based on data and digitisation.

Consortium
HOTEL SOHO BOUTIQUE CASA DON FERNANDO

One of the projects chosen was that of the Hotel Soho Boutique Casa Don Fernando, in collaboration with the creative company Amantes de Mentes and the data and digitalisation expert company Pictograma. The aim of this collaboration is to offer tourists a new experience when they book and when they arrive at the hotel, which sets it apart from the rest of the accommodation in its area of operation.

The main objective is to increase its competitive advantage, seeking product differentiation among the wide range of hotels in Cáceres. To this end, this project aims to create immersive cultural experiences for its clients as a complement to the tourist visits carried out by the official tourist guides. Hoping, with these actions, to increase the hotel’s annual guest figures.

Partner entities

Three-star hotel located in the Plaza Mayor of Cáceres.

Integral communication agency in the world of creativity and marketing.

Web design and digital marketing agency.

CulTourData – Las Cuatro Esquinas Tourist Apartments Project

The Extremadura Tourism Cluster participates as a partner in the European project CulTourData (ID: 101038124), framed within the COSME programme of the European Commission, for the competitiveness of tourism companies and SMEs.

Ten projects from Spanish companies have been approved and awarded €7,000 to achieve sustainable growth in cultural tourism through collaboration with the cultural and creative industries and innovation based on data and digitisation.

Consortium
 LAS CUATRO ESQUINAS TOURIST APARTMENTS

One of the projects chosen was that of the Tourist Apartments “Las Cuatro Esquinas”, in collaboration with the creative company Atakama and the data and digitalisation expert Optitur. The aim of this collaboration is to develop a project on cultural implementation and data collection.

The main idea of this project is the creation of a cultural environment related to small spaces for the development of micro-theatre, happenings, monologues, live music and all those activities that highlight the relationship between culture and tourism.

The main objective is to get momentum for this sector and to increase the variables for measuring data on tastes, profiles, impact of culture and technology, etc. Technology plays an important role in two ways: the generation of virtual spaces for the implementation of activities and data management to consolidate the offer and to be able to draw up a digital marketing plan with guarantees of reaching the greatest number of users/tourists.

Although they operate as a micro-company, their commitment to tourism and culture makes them think that the management of live entertainment will attract other small companies to collaborate and improve the impact of the proposal.

Partner entities

Tourist appartment located a few metres walk from the Plaza Mayor.

Company that provides high added value technological solutions and services to clients in the tourism sector.

Extremadura-based company specialising in cultural management and production.

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