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Visaginas and Daugavpils are strengthening regional cooperation in the field of winter tourism
Visaginas and Daugavpils are strengthening regional cooperation in the field of winter tourism

As part of the INTERREG VI-A Latvia–Lithuania Programme 2021–2027 project “Sustainable Cross-Border Cooperation in the Development of Winter Tourism”, SnowPower, No. LL-00123, active collaboration took place on September 19 and 26, 2025, between the two partner cities – Daugavpils (Latvia) and Visaginas (Lithuania).
This initiative brought together tourism specialists and municipal employees working in urban development, all striving to create favorable conditions for the growth of the tourism sector. During the first visit, representatives of the Visaginas Municipality Administration and the Visaginas Tourism Development Center visited Daugavpils. Guests had the opportunity to learn about the city’s tourism strategies, key attractions, and practical solutions that help Daugavpils strengthen its position as an attractive tourism destination.
On September 26, specialists from the Tourism and Communication Department of Daugavpils Municipality, together with staff from the Regional History and Art Museum and the School of Technology and Tourism Equipment, made a return visit to Visaginas. The visit showcased Visaginas’ tourism development directions, local initiatives, and solutions that contribute to shaping the city’s identity and attracting visitors. Both visits featured active discussions, exchanges of experience, and conversations about challenges and successful solutions in the tourism sector.
Such inter-institutional cooperation not only helps generate new ideas but also creates a solid foundation for continued partnership between the cities. This initiative reflects an important trend in contemporary urban policy – regional cooperation, knowledge and best practice exchange, and the aspiration to grow together.
More information about the project can be found here: https://latlit.eu/theprojects/snowpower/
The total project budget is €740,414.43.
The project is partly financed by the European Regional Development Fund – €592,331.54.