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". – In reply to the honourable Member, I would say this: first of all, we discussed in a ministerial meeting – and since that we have included in the Europe Action Plan 2005 – a possibility to create a European-wide portal which would provide easy access to all European destinations. If this were to be done as a project between the Member States, of course according to their choice, these kinds of peripheral, lesser-known but exciting areas would be better marketed.
Secondly, I agree with you that in those areas where there is a rural population it is easier to guarantee sustainable development. If the marketing is well done there are a lot of tourists who will chose these types of destinations. But it is difficult for companies to reach rural populations. Concentrated Internet marketing would be the cheapest way.
Finally, on the investment issue, I should know more of the details of the fund which the Member is talking about. I am sure that we can come back to this issue later."@en1
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