From October 3–5, a group of participants from the international project NaturEUnite—including specialists in protected natural areas, development organization experts, and tourism entrepreneurs from Albania, Slovenia, Lithuania, and Estonia—explored entrepreneurship within the protected natural area of Cēsis and Gauja National Park.

Gauja National Park Tourism Association is set to participate in several leading international travel and tourism exhibitions over the coming months to promote the Gauja National Park region as a top sustainable travel destination and to strengthen cooperation with global partners.

Gauja National Park Region’s Culinary Stars Shine Again: Four Restaurants Included in the MICHELIN Guide Latvia for the Third Straight Year – with H.E. Vanadziņš Awarded a Bib Gourmand

From 13 to 15 October 2025, partners and participants of the Introduction of Nature and Culture Sites for Locals and Visitors (INACS) project gathered for a three-day international workshop spanning Latvia and Estonia. The event aimed to strengthen cooperation among regional stakeholders, plan digital tools for cultural and nature tourism, and highlight unique local heritage sites across the Baltic region.