Tourism is a complex and diversified ecosystem composed of several economic sectors. In recent years, especially with the COVID-19 pandemic, the EU tourism ecosystem suffered heavy losses. 

The ECCP Trend Universe is a new tool that allows you to gain a deeper understanding of future trends and their impact on your cluster organisation.

The European Commission (EC) will organise the EU – Canada Matchmaking Event in the context of the ALL IN Event which will be held on 11-12 September 2024.

On 16 May, the final meeting of all EuroCluster Rural Tourism project participants took place in Padua, Italy. During this meeting, the results of the selected SMEs were presented, and we looked back on the whole project together.

Almost forty participants came to listen to the lectures of the seminar "Water Purity and its Recycling", which took place on 18 June 2024 at the premises of TC Prague.

On 15 May 2024, the National Cluster Association organised the final online meeting for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) participating in the EuroCluster Rural Tourism call. At this meeting, SMEs presented the results of their projects.

The European Commission (EC) organised the EU – South Med Matchmaking Event in the frame of ACHEMA expo on 10-14 June 2024.

Biotechnology and biomanufacturing can be part of the solution to address many societal and environmental challenges, such as climate mitigation and adaptation, access to and sustainable use of natural resources, food supply and security, and human health. 

The European Cluster Conference 2024, taking place on 7-8 May, aims to highlight the vital role of clusters in advancing EU industrial priorities. It seeks to engage stakeholders in discussions on ongoing Commission initiatives, collecting feedback on 2024 priorities and encouraging bottom-up actions. 

The European Commission (EC) will organise the EU–Tapan Matchmaking Event during the Taiwan Expo 2024 in Europe, which will be held from 10 to 12 June 2024. 

The next matchmaking event organised by the European Cluster Collaboration Platform will occur on 18 June 2024 in Graz.

The concept of meta-clustering is a progressive strategy that links different clusters from various sectors, industries, and regions in the global economy.

Technology Centre Prague contributed to the Bioeconomic Atlas NCA. The atlas was created thanks to the projects DanuBioValNet (01/17-06/19) and GoDanuBio (07/20-12/22), co-financed by the INTERREG DANUBE programme. 

The defence and aerospace ecosystem are changing in major ways, driven by the need to increase strategic autonomy and to adapt to the green and digital changes.

NCA members regularly share their successes and the successes of their members with us. Selected contributions can be found in the KLASTROVINY. Read a contribution from the Association for Innovation in Logistics and its member KVADOS.

Tradition reinvented: how clusters lead resilient, innovative shifts towards a climate-neutral, digital future