For the World Heritage Hub community, the 2026 User Consultation Platform offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with EUSPA on the Copernicus World Heritage Hub. Current and prospective users are invited to share their experience, needs and expectations and help shape the Hub’s future development. Registration is open for the Tourism and Cultural Heritage session on November 26th, in Prague and online.
The first half of the Tourism and Cultural Heritage session will be dedicated to cultural heritage, with a particular focus on the Copernicus World Heritage Hub and the needs of its current and prospective users.
This is an opportunity not only to learn more about the Hub, but also to actively contribute to its future development. Participants will be invited to provide feedback directly to EUSPA, validate user needs and requirements, identify barriers to adoption, and highlight remaining service and research gaps.
Whether you already use the Hub or are considering using it, your feedback can help ensure that its services and future developments respond to the practical needs of organisations working to monitor, protect and manage cultural and natural heritage.
The cultural heritage part of the session will run from 14:00 to 15:30. It will include an introduction to the Copernicus World Heritage Hub, followed by a dedicated discussion on user needs and requirements.
The second half of the session will focus on sustainable tourism and related environmental challenges, including how EU Space data and services can support tourism, travel and hospitality stakeholders.
Find the full agenda and details for the Tourism and Cultural Heritage session.
Have your say on the future development of the Copernicus World Heritage Hub.
Register for the Tourism and Cultural Heritage session on November 26th, and share your needs, feedback and adoption barriers directly with EUSPA, in Prague or online. For questions, expressions of interest in joining the panel discussions, or enquiries about how Earth Observation data could support your organisation, please contact market@euspa.europa.eu.
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