Borca di Cadore come porta metromontana
Abstract
The chapter identifies the geographical catchment areas and populations that could potentially be engaged by the Mountain Innovation Hub, distinguishing between potential audience, reachable share, and sustainable presence. The analysis considers the northern mountain system, the Veneto region, the national context, and international networks, linking each catchment area to forms of presence, enabling conditions, and engagement strategies. Borca is presented as a metromountain gateway capable of transforming mobility into relationships and longer-term stays.
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Submitted: Sept. 1, 2026 | Published Oct. 30, 2026 | Language: it
Keywords Longer-term stays • Territorial attraction • Mobility • Catchment areas • Nearworking
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