The project focuses on the issues in the Polish-Belarusian borderland linked to the problem of weak infrastructure of ethno-tourism, lack of qualifications and lack of information. These factors combined impede the tourism development of the border regions of Hrodna in Belarus and Suwałki in Poland.As such, the currently existing shortages burst the initiative to create a set of measures to bring back the attractiveness and navigate the promotion of the regions. Expected Results: The results are divided into marketing and educational. They include infrastructural re-organisation of an ethnographic museum in Hudzievičy, creation of 7 mobile ethnographic villages in Suwałki region, establishing of Ethno-cultural study sector at the university in Hrodna, educational trainings in Belarus and Poland as well as the publication of an encyclopedic handbook of ethno-cultural tourism resources.Owners of agro-tourist estates, arts and crafts specialists, tour operators on both sides of the border will benefit from the results of the project in terms of the use of infrastructure, trainings and promotion activities.