Newsletter #2

The main objective of DATES is to explore approaches and options for the deployment of a secure and trusted tourism data space, ensuring transparent control of data access, use and re-use

The project, launched in November 2022, has carried out an intense mapping of data sharing initiatives with the support of the project partners.

All these initiatives have been analysed, and a study on the Gaps and overlaps has been implemented. The whole study, will be available in June as a public deliverable of the project.

In the mean time, here you have an article summarising the activities implemented.

NEW SOCIAL MEDIA!

We are proud to introduce two new social media post threads.

Dates Short Videos

We have introduced short videos featuring project consortium members discussing their motivation, expected results, long-term impact, and what is next after the DATES project concludes.

Blog

We have added a new informative resource to our website with the launch of our DATES project blog.
If you would like to follow our work, you will be redirected to the blog by clicking on the image, where you can find more information.

EVENTS

Organisation of a session in FITUR, the main international tourism Fair January 2023
ODTA event, Vienna, 23rd February 2023
Data Space Event, with INVAT.TUR, Benidorm, 10th February 2023
The value of Data Spaces, from theory to practice organised by DSSC, 23rd February 2023.

Digital Transformation Forum in Bilbao 28th February 2023
Artificial Intelligence for the public sector and beyond, Algarve 8th March 2023
Data Spaces for the Tourism sector, Palma 9th March 2023
Data Space symposium, The Hague 21-23 March 2023

DATES WORKSHOP

The workshop titled “Towards a data space for tourism – Prioritisation of data needs and data purposes”, held online on February 8th, hosted by Intellera Consulting and the project lead partner AnySolution, gave an overview of DATES and its goals, identified data needs in the tourism sector, identified gaps in accessing data an outlined the main business problems. Overall, 207 participants from 27 countries 2 attended the event.

For more information, please click on the image below.

The bimonthly DATES newsletter will keep our readers updated on the progress and actions of the project.

The DATES project has recieved funding from the Digital Europe Programme under Grant Agreement No 101084007. This visual support reflects only the author’s view, the Comission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.