Although the FISATUR project has come to an end, its legacy continues through the Atlantic Network and the partnerships, knowledge, and experiences developed over the course of the project.
Over two years, FISATUR brought together organisations, entrepreneurs, researchers, public authorities, tourism professionals, and coastal communities from France, Spain, and Portugal, creating a collaborative network dedicated to strengthening sustainable tourism linked to fisheries, aquaculture, and maritime heritage.
Today, the Atlantic Network remains an important space for cooperation, knowledge exchange, and inspiration, reflecting the project’s commitment to supporting resilient and sustainable coastal territories.
Keeping the Results Alive
As part of FISATUR’s legacy, this website will remain available over the coming years, ensuring continued access to the project’s results, publications, news, audiovisual materials, and good practices.
Visitors can continue exploring the resources developed throughout the project, including the Trade Navigation Tour, the Incubation Programme, the Atlantic Network, and the many initiatives that demonstrated how innovation and maritime traditions can contribute to the sustainable development of Atlantic coastal regions.
Continuing the Conversation
The challenges faced by coastal communities do not end with the conclusion of a project. Sustainable tourism, fisheries diversification, maritime heritage preservation, and blue entrepreneurship remain key priorities across the Atlantic Area.
The Atlantic Network was created to encourage dialogue between stakeholders who share these common objectives, providing a foundation for future collaborations and new opportunities beyond FISATUR.
We encourage everyone who followed the project to continue visiting the website, exploring its resources, and remaining connected through our communication channels.
The sea continues to connect our territories, and the partnerships created through FISATUR remain an important legacy for the future of sustainable coastal development.
Join the Atlantic Network
If you are not yet part of the Atlantic Network, we encourage you to join us and help keep this collaborative community growing.