'Cities After Dark' is a European project under the URBACT programme involving the cities of Braga (Portugal), Paris (France), Tallinn (Estonia), Varna (Bulgaria), Genoa (Italy), Malaga (Spain), Nicosia (Cyprus), Piraeus (Greece), Zadar (Croatia) and Budva (Montenegro). The project is led by the city of Braga.
The night-time economy is made up of activities that are essential for a city to function 24 hours a day and play a significant role in the global economy. It covers diverse sectors such as mobility, entertainment, hospitality, emergency services, security, logistics, services, etc
Nightlife is an important factor for tourism in many cities, which faces various challenges such as safety, regulation and environmental impacts (noise and light pollution). It is up to the authorities to balance the development of the night-time economy with the quality of life of residents.
The night-time economy is dynamic and has a significant impact on urban life. It offers economic, cultural and social opportunities, but also requires careful management to deal with its specific challenges.
Company Details
- Employees
- 3
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Braga, Pt
- Industry
- Executive Offices
- NAICS
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Executive Offices
- HQ
- Braga
Cities After Dark Questions
Cities After Dark's website is https://urbact.eu/networks/cities-after-dark
Cities After Dark's LinkedIn profile is https://pt.linkedin.com/company/cities-after-dark
Cities After Dark has
3 employees.
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employees at Cities After Dark.
Cities After Dark's industry is
Executive Offices
Cities After Dark's top competitors are
European Urban Initiative,
Eurocities,
24-Hour Economy Nsw,
Femact-Cities,
Night Time Industries Association,
All Things Urban,
C40 Cities,
Urban Agenda For The Eu,
Urbact,
Fundación Ciedes.
Cities After Dark's categories are Executive Offices
Cities After Dark's founding year is 2023
