1. Industrial Tourism Workshop – 3rd Edition
The Industrial Tourism Workshop is an opportunity for one-to-one meetings between:
Buyers: international and italian tour operators and event organizers, interested in visits to companies, company museums, and industrial archaeological sites for their list of offerings.
Sellers: Hotels, accomodating facilities, company museums, Italian tour operators, services companies, tourist promotion agencies and public entities, associations and business consortiums.   

2. Industrial Tourism Workshop – 3rd Edition
Confindustria Emilia has opened the path to a new way of promoting industrial culture while re-discovering and highlighting the value of the industrial facilities and products that have made the wealth of our country.
Industrial tourism offers an innovative way of promoting business culture and a new use of «territorial tourist destinations».

3. Industrial Tourism Workshop 2018
The Second Edition of the Industrial Tourism Workshop:
took place during FARETE, September 6th, 2018
19 buyers:
15 International (Russia, France, UK, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Spain, Poland, Turkey, Romania)
4 Italian (Lazio, Piemonte, Lombardia, Bologna)
35 sellers from all over Italy (Industrial Museum and Archives, Balsamic Vinegar Producers, Hotels, bus operators, tour operator and incoming travel agencies).
More than 650 one-to-one meetings took place during the event.
The program dedicated to buyers took them to visit:
Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Ducati Museum, Pagani Museum, Carpigiani Museum, Museum of Industrial Heritage, Fender Showcase by Casale Bauer, Fashion Research Italy, Fico Eatalyworld.

4. Industrial Tourism Workshop 2019
The Industrial Tourism Workshop 2019:
Will take place at Farete (the networking event of Confindustria Emilia, the business association)
September 5th, 2019 from 9:00am to 6:00pm
Participants: tour operators, travel agencies, hotels, accomodating facilities, museums and businesses
Target: give visibility to and promote the best examples of industrial archeology, industrial museums, and tours of the territory’s industrial sites.