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Autonomous village
Living & working:
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Mountain village as
knowledge core
Hospice, clinic, elderly home
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low-impact tourism

 

 

 

 

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LEISURE:   Low-impact-tourism

 

"Low-impact tourism" (Turismo Prudente) as a starting point for a future economic and environmental development of Liguria’s Maritime Alps.

Over the past ten years a substantial change of awareness has taken place in the tourism sector. It is now generally recognised that tourism requires intact environmental foundations (flora, fauna, water, air, etc.). It is also generally accepted that tourism is capable of destroying its own foundations.
Surface sealing, destruction of intact environmental structures, water pollution caused by unpurified wastewater ducts, traffic noise, air pollution, etc. all belong to the negative effects of tourism.

But the last few years have shown that tourists are less and less ready to include the consequences of environmental destruction in their holidays.  They avoid the over-exploited resorts and look for “cleaner”, intact alternatives. 
Low-impact tourism helps, by a protective relation with our surroundings, to preserve creation and to hand down the Earth in a possibly undamaged condition to our children and grandchildren.

With this in mind, Bajardo - Bioliguria uses the historical village structures in the Ligurian Maritime Alps as a starting point for the development of a “low-impact tourism”, without  substantial colonisation. This new concept for holiday homes in a rural area takes  existing buildings, if possible a complete “nucleus”, and uses their original shape and fascination for touristic goals.  

This region’s economic history over the last decades has driven to a relevant migration process of the inhabitant population from these mountain villages, a depopulation that may be reversed only by environmental and economic models. Some of these villages have stood completely empty for years, others are only inhabited by senior citizens or used as summer lodging for shepherds. But in a tiny part of these villages some foreigners (Germans, Swiss, Norwegians) have already built holiday homes. The latter is an important signal that shows how these villages are seen as an attractive environment for holidays and leisure, and there is no doubt that this demand will be even more strengthened by Bajardo – Bioliguria’s set goals.

 


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