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One possibility for further research is to clarify the effect of mosaic construction on
individuals (e.g. adults, children) and groups (e.g. group cohesion, dynamics, team-build-
ing outcomes). It would be particularly interesting to explore the states of mind and brain
centers activated during the entire mosaic construction process. Special attention should be
paid to the identification of appropriate research methods in order to obtain relevant and
reliable results. Furthermore, special attention should be paid to the identification of po-
tential commercial niches, where new dimensions of the mosaic could be implemented in
practice (e.g., work with children with special needs, creative and spa tourism). In recent
years creative tourism has increasingly become the focus of attention in the field of tour-
ism. The integration of creativity and tourism has led to a specific form of creative tourism
where people can develop their skills and creative potential in the co-creation and authen-
tic experience of culture.

Acknowledgment

We would like to thank all who supported us in our projects: Adriatic Slovenica, Banka
Koper, Bife Museum, Blaž Gantar, Dunja Vuković, Evica Frencl, association Fontico, asso-
ciation Tal1t, Students’ Association of Koper, Municipality of Koper, Luka Koper, Udruga
Breza (Osijek, Croatia), DARWIN Eco-Système (Bordeaux, France), and University of Pri-
morska. Special thanks go also to the volunteers: Jelena Pehar, Martina Čavlek, Jaka Gan-
tar, Živa Pišot, Kristina Maršič, Mirela Frencl, Miran Perič, Adrijana Topolovec, Nataša
Zorc, Kristina Stibilj, Metka Šori, Urška Skumavc, Ida Ploh, Marija Ugovšek, Petra Oblak,
Matija Grlj, Roni Starc, Mojca Filipčič, Klemen Zonta, Rok Petrič, Etien and Ana Šalgaj,
Irman Abdić in Tina Grošel Davies.

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