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ACT Exchange

It has since expanded its activities to support global creativity and diversity promoting international cooperation.

The Association for Cultural and Tourism Exchange is a not-for-profit organization empowering creative individuals and communities to develop their cultural assets and showcase their locally produced creativity at home and around the world. The ACT Exchange was created in 2010 under the terms of the Council of Europe’s European Convention on the Recognition of Legal Personality of International No

n-Governmental Organizations of 24th April 1986. The ACT Exchange’s activities began in 2009 to continue and extend the work initiated by the Council of Europe’s Cultural Department and specifically the Creating Cultural Capital (CCC) Project. The statutes of the association, drafted in collaboration with the Directorate of Culture and Cultural and Natural Heritage, state the ACT Exchange’s aims and objectives as continuing those of the Council of Europe’s program on Cultural Cooperation.

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Strasbourg
67000

Heures d'ouverture

Lundi	10:00 - 18:00
Mardi	10:00 - 18:00
Mercredi	10:00 - 18:00
Jeudi	10:00 - 18:00
Vendredi	10:00 - 18:00

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https://www.act.world/

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Our Story

The ACT Exchange’s activities began in 2009 to continue and extend the work initiated by the Council of Europe’s Cultural Department and specifically the Creating Cultural Capital (CCC) Project.

It was created in 2010 under the terms of the Council of Europe’s European Convention on the Recognition of Legal Personality of International Non-Governmental Organizations of 24th April 1986. The statutes of the association, drafted in collaboration with the Directorate of Culture and Cultural and Natural Heritage, state the ACT Exchange’s aims and objectives as continuing those of the Council of Europe’s program on Cultural Cooperation.

In 2010, the ACT Exchange’s activities focused on supporting regional cultural cooperation as developed in the Kyiv Initiative. In this respect its focus was the Wine Culture Tourism Exchange (WCTE) project. The WCTE project created regional public/private sector partnerships for the exchange of information and ideas in the development of wine culture tourism. It successfully launched a platform that supported the great wine routes of Europe which included participation from Vivanco.

On November 23, 2012, the ACT Exchange created a pilot program for the development of the great vine and wine museums worldwide. The ACT Exchange promoted a wine museum portal, subject to special financing through contributions from members and sponsors. The portal set out a virtual cultural route reflecting the interests and objectives of the community of vine and wine museums and cultural centers

In 2013 the ACT Exchange ran a cultural training program in La Rioja, Spain, developing a network of potential partners, creating a dynamic of cooperation between cultural tourism entities, and collaboratively setting out a model of creative wine tourism training in La Rioja.

The ACT Exchange partnered with Microsoft and the Council of Europe in December 2013 to develop an internet platform for wine routes, a virtual map encompassing all existing wine routes in Europe, allowing viticulturists to showcase their goods, products, and services.

In 2015 the ACT Exchange continued to promote their activities across Europe, including Turkey, Great Britain, Ireland, and Georgia. The association met with members of local wine and travel communities and promoted the Council of Europe’s Heritage Community Initiative.

In 2016, the ACT Exchange completed phase 1 of its platform which allowed the creation of vertical or horizontal cultural communites and a communication sytem to allow instant connections betweeen stakeholders in the cultural sector.

In 2017, the ACT Echange completed phase 2 of its platform allowing any cultural producer to rapidly create fully interactive multimedia websites on which to promote their organization or art.

In 2018, the ACT Exchange completed is phase 3 of its platform which allow consumers to explore any ACT community using augmented reality.