Green Agritainment: all the free results in one place – handbook, digital course and webinar lessons

25 August 2026

As the Green Agritainment project approaches its conclusion, it is time to look back at what has been produced — and, more importantly, to make sure everyone knows where to find it. Every result of the project is free, open and ready to use. This article gathers all of them in one place.

1. The Green Agritainment Handbook and Atlas of practices

A practical guide with a GreenComp-based model of competences and an Atlas of more than 100 VET training practices to stimulate green agritainment skills, adaptable by any VET centre or agritourism operator. Available in English, Bulgarian, Greek, Italian and Romanian, together with the micro-credential model, the SWOT analysis and the Book of Annexes.

➡ Download the Handbook and all documents from the results page

2. The Digital Course in Green Agritainment

A free 360-minute video course in 10-minute micro-lessons, teaching VET trainers, students and agritourism operators how to design and deliver green edutainment experiences. The course ends with a final quiz and a certificate for those who pass with 70% or more.

➡ Sign up for the free digital course

3. The international webinar — now a six-lesson video course

The webinar “Designing Edutainment for Green Agritourism – Training Tools for VET Trainers”, held on 15 July 2026, has been converted into six open video lessons on YouTube, from the behavioural science of edutainment to real cases of inclusive farms, oyster farming and botanical gardens.

• Lesson 1 – Presentation of the project and the Italian model
• Lesson 2 – The behavioural impact of edutainment
• Lesson 3 – Learning from farmers that do inclusive agritainment
• Lesson 4 – Green Agritainment Practice #1 and Practice #2
• Lesson 5 – Oyster farmer: an immersive visitor experience
• Lesson 6 – Guest CyHerbia: agritainment at a local botanical garden

Thank you to the partners

None of this would exist without the work of the whole consortium. Our sincere thanks go to University of Galway (Ireland), T.H.E. Management – Travel Hospitality Events Management, Igor Vitale International (Italy), Balkan International Academy (Bulgaria), SYLLOGOS EKPAIDEFSIS KAI ANAPTIXIS ATOMON ME IDIKES ANGKES (Greece) and Stando Ltd (Cyprus), and to all the farmers, trainers and learners who took part in the pilots, the webinar and the events.

The project may be ending, but the materials are just beginning their journey: follow the video courses, download the handbook, try the practices on your farm or in your classroom — and share them with anyone who could use them.

Green Agritainment: VET Strategies for Edutainment in European Agritourism is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union (project no. 2024-1-IE01-KA220-VET-000254134). The European Commission’s support does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors.