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Economy Best Practices

Jeruzalem  Model – A rural network connecting people, products and experiences

In Jeruzalem, tourism is not built around one place. It is built around connections.

Small villages, producers, accommodation providers and experience creators come together to form a shared system. Each part supports the others, creating a destination that feels both local and complete.

Visitors move through this network naturally. They stay in dispersed accommodation, taste local wines, explore nature and meet the people behind the experiences.

This approach spreads visitors across the region, reducing pressure on single locations and bringing benefits to more communities.

Tourism becomes a link between people and place. Local producers gain visibility, small businesses grow stronger, and traditions remain part of everyday life.

The system is carefully organised, but it feels simple from the outside. Visitors experience it as a seamless journey, while behind the scenes, cooperation keeps everything connected.

Jeruzalem shows how a destination can function as a living ecosystem, where tourism supports balance.

Regenerative Focus AreaReviving cultural roots
Geographic TypologyRural villages
Regenerative ModelShared decision-making
Entity TypePublic