This conversation focuses on cultural regeneration in the Forcella district of Naples and on the strategic role of place-based initiatives.
The perspective: Antonio Roberto Lucidi reflects on how local cultural projects can contribute to social cohesion, reputation and economic activation in urban contexts.
Why it matters: regeneration is not only a physical intervention. It involves narratives, relationships, cultural participation and the ability to create new reasons to experience a place.
The tourism angle: when regeneration is credible and rooted in local identity, it can also become part of a more meaningful and sustainable visitor offer.
