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sprituralworld · 7 months
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𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐓𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐦 𝐃𝐚𝐲 - 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑
World Tourism Day adopts a new theme to address current global challenges and opportunities in the tourism sector. The theme for 2023 is Tourism and Green Investments, underscoring the increasing importance of environmentally responsible tourism practices.
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Badagry Walking Tour with Anago Osho Adventures. Community based Tourism brings the tourist directly to the people and the people to the visitors. That's the purpose of my special tours. It is not enough to visit the attractions. The objective is to curate unique experiences. #globalanagoadventures #anagooshoadventures #walkingtour #badagrywalkingtourwithanago #nigeriatourguide #tourguideanagoosho #touroperatoranagoosho #tournigeria #lagostourism @hussein.dehghanm #unwto (at Badagry, Lagos.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqdVgcNjdtu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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phonemantra-blog · 13 days
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The travel and tourism industry is on the cusp of a transformative era. Entrepreneurship and innovation are taking center stage, driving positive change and shaping the future of how we explore the world. Get ready for takeoff! The 31st edition of Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2024 is gearing up to be the biggest and most exciting yet, bringing together the brightest minds in the industry at the Dubai World Trade Centre from May 6th to 9th, 2024. A Hub for Innovation and Collaboration ATM 2024 serves as a powerful platform for international policymakers, industry leaders, and travel enthusiasts to convene, share ideas, and explore the latest trends shaping the travel landscape. This year's theme, "Empowering Innovation: Transforming Travel Through Entrepreneurship," perfectly captures the spirit of the event. Over 200 speakers will participate in more than 50 sessions across four jam-packed days, tackling some of the industry's most pressing issues. ATM 2024 Gathers Travel Delving into Pressing Issues & Exploring Solutions The ATM Global Stage and Future Stage (formerly the Travel Tech Stage) will set the stage for insightful discussions on a diverse range of topics. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into: The Growing Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI): Explore how AI is revolutionizing travel experiences, from chatbots and personalized recommendations to dynamic pricing and enhanced security measures. The Future of Aviation: Uncover the latest advancements in air travel technology, sustainability initiatives within the aviation industry, and the ever-evolving passenger experience. Standing Out in the Luxury Segment: Discover innovative strategies for catering to discerning luxury travelers, from unique experiences and personalized service to cutting-edge amenities and unparalleled comfort. Retail Tourism: Learn how tourism and retail are converging to create engaging experiences for travelers, boosting local economies and fostering cultural exchange. Sustainable Travel: Explore eco-friendly travel practices, responsible tourism initiatives, and the future of a greener travel industry. A Record-Breaking Year for ATM ATM 2024 is poised to be a landmark event, exceeding all previous editions in terms of scale and participation. Exhibitor representation is projected to surge by 23% compared to last year, solidifying ATM's position as the largest travel and tourism exhibition in the region. This growth is evident across all sectors, with significant increases anticipated from the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and Africa. A Showcase of Cutting-Edge Products and Services Travel tech enthusiasts will be thrilled to explore the expanded Travel Tech space, boasting a 56% increase in floor space compared to the previous year. This dedicated zone will showcase groundbreaking products and services from leading travel technology companies, showcasing a 33% growth in offerings year-over-year. The hospitality sector is also experiencing a boom, with hotel participation projected to rise by a significant 21%. Beyond Traditional Leisure Travel ATM 2024 caters to a diverse range of travel interests, extending its reach beyond traditional leisure travel. This year's edition will delve into the exciting world of luxury travel, business travel, and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions). Attendees can expect a series of dedicated sessions exploring premium travel offerings, healthcare meetings, global business travel trends, sustainable procurement practices, and the growing role of sporting events in tourism. High-Profile Speakers & Global Policymakers Get ready to be inspired by a stellar line-up of speakers at ATM 2024. The event will host a selection of influential regional and international policymakers, including: His Excellency Issam Kazim, CEO, of Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DCTCM) His Excellency Salem bin Mohammed Al Mahrouqi, Minister of Heritage and Tourism in Oman Teodora Marinska, Head of Public Affairs, European Travel Commission Basmah Al-Mayman, Regional Director, Middle East at the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Lindsay Bowman Fraser, Leading Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions (MICE), Sport and eSport, Qatar Tourism These esteemed guests will offer invaluable insights and perspectives on the future of travel and tourism, shaping the direction of industry discourse. Exploring Emerging Travel Trends & Disruptive Technologies ATM 2024 isn't just about revisiting familiar territory. The event also shines a light on emerging travel trends and disruptive technologies poised to reshape the industry. Speakers will delve into the world of experiential travel, accessible travel, and multi-generational travel, highlighting opportunities for innovation and growth.
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tourismday · 27 days
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Tourism and Rural Development: A Policy Perspective.
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Tourism has high potential to stimulate economic growth and social change in rural areas because it contributes to local economies, support other products value chains, distributes benefits across both seasonal and geographic grounds, and promotes the conservation of cultural and natural heritage. Through the UNWTO Tourism for Rural Development Programme, the Organization seeks to enhance these and other opportunities that tourism can bring to rural areas. To devise adequate actions and develop impactful initiatives, it is essential to have solid knowledge and data to help support and monitor the evolution of this important agenda.
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sighasanparjapati · 4 months
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Ngôi làng duy nhất của Việt Nam được vinh danh Làng Du lịch tốt nhất thế giới
Tân Hóa, Quảng Bình, là địa phương duy nhất của Việt Nam bầu chọn trong danh sách 260 làng du lịch đến từ 60 quốc gia tham dự giải, được UNWTO công nhận ngày 19/10.
Sáng 14/11, tại xã Tân Hóa, huyện miền núi Minh Hóa, tỉnh Quảng Bình, chính quyền và người dân địa phương tổ chức Lễ đón nhận danh hiệu Làng Du lịch tốt nhất thế giới năm 2013 (Best Tourism Village) do Tổ chức Du lịch Thế giới (UNWTO) trao tặng.
Tân Hóa là địa phương duy nhất của Việt Nam bầu chọn trong danh sách 260 làng du lịch đến từ 60 quốc gia tham dự giải, được UNWTO công nhận ngày 19/10.
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bharatbriefs · 5 months
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International tourism to end 2023 close to 90% of pre-pandemic levels: UNWTO - ET TravelWorld
Representative Image In the realm of international tourism, the latest insights from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) signaled a significant rebound toward pre-pandemic levels. The data revealed that international tourism is steadily regaining its momentum, projecting to reach nearly 90 per cent of the pre-pandemic benchmarks by the conclusion of 2023. Between January and September 2023,…
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opcaoturismo · 6 months
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Portugal tem quatro aldeias consideradas as melhores do mundo
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Ericeira, Madalena, Manteigas e Sortelha foram distinguidas com o prémio “Melhor Aldeia Turística 2023” da Organização Mundial do Turismo. As distinções foram anunciadas durante a 25ª Assembleia Geral e a Reunião da Comissão Executiva da Organização Mundial do Turismo, que decorre em Samarkand, no Uzbequistão, até sexta-feira. O reconhecimento das melhores aldeias a nível internacional é feito através da atribuição do Selo Best Tourism Village da UNWTO, válido durante três anos, o qual distingue as aldeias e vilas consideradas como destinos de excelência de turismo rural, promovendo o papel transformador do turismo nestes territórios através de estratégias de sustentabilidade alinhadas com os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável das Nações Unidas. “Esta distinção, atribuída por uma das mais relevantes entidades turísticas do mundo, enaltece a excelência do turismo nacional, do interior do país e de ofertas turísticas diferenciadoras”, salientou o secretário de Estado do Turismo, Comércio e Serviços, Nuno Fazenda, que acrescenta que estes prémios são “um reconhecimento internacional à sustentabilidade e autenticidade do turismo português, que importa continuar a assegurar e a valorizar”. Para o presidente da Associação de Desenvolvimento Turístico Aldeias Históricas de Portugal, Carlos Ascensão, o reconhecimento “demonstra mais uma vez o mérito do trabalho desenvolvido pela Aldeias Históricas”. A Organização Mundial do Turismo destacou os distinguidos como localidades “genuinamente comprometidas com a promoção e a preservação do seu legado cultural e histórico, e promotoras de turismo sustentável”, é referido pelas Aldeias Históricas. A 3ª edição do prémio Best Tourism Villages, tem como objetivo de destacar o papel transformador do turismo no contexto dos territórios rurais, através de estratégias de sustentabilidade que se encontrem alinhadas com os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável das Nações Unidas. Esta iniciativa tem como objetivo valorizar os destinos rurais e as comunidades locais, a partir do setor do turismo, garantir a visibilidade internacional das regiões e promover a construção de redes e conectividade entre os diversos territórios rurais. Read the full article
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Počele prijave za izbor najboljih turističkih sela
Svetska turistička organizacija (UNWTO) otvorila je prijave za treće izdanje svoje inicijative „Najbolja turistička sela“. Ova inicijativa je jedan od stubova programa UNWTO–„Turizam za ruralni razvoj“. Svake godine, UNWTO-a prepoznaje najbolja turistička sela kao destinacijeu kojima turizam čuva kulturu i tradiciju, podržava raznolikost i pruža mogućnosti za očuvanje biodiverziteta, odnosno ona sela koja se ističu po svojoj posvećenosti održivosti u svim svojim aspektima (ekonomskom, socijalnom i ekološkom). Na konkursu učestvuju države članice UNWTO-a sa najviše osam prijava (sela) po državi članici.Rok za dostavljanje prijava UNWTO-u je 23. juni 2023, a pobednici će biti proglašeni krajem godine. Krajnji rok na nacionalnom nivou, dakle za dostavljanje prijava Ministarstvu turizma i omladine je 26. maj 2023. Godine. Više informacija o izboru najboljeg turističkog sela i načinima prijave, kao i obrazac za prijavu i Dokument o kandidaturi, mogu se pronaći na sajtu Ministarstvu turizma i omladine (www.mto.gov.rs) .Podsećamo da je početkom decembra 2021.godine Mokra Gora proglašena za jedno od najboljih turističkih sela u svetu, dok su 2022. godine među tri najbolja turistička sela Srbije izabrani Tršić, Ždrelo i Bela Voda, ali se nijedno od njih nije našlo na listi 32 sela koja je Svetska turistička organizacija proglasila najboljima u svetu.
Na slici: Tršić (foto arhiva TOG Loznice)
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graceentertainment · 1 year
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indianflash123 · 1 year
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Know the Best Tourism Villages of 2022
Know the Best Tourism Villages of 2022
A total of 32 villages from 18 countries from across the world have been named as ‘Best Tourism Villages 2022’ by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).  The Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO showcase the power of the sector to drive economic diversification and create opportunities for all outside of big cities.  BEST VILLAGES Zell am See, Austria Wagrain, Austria Puqueldón, Chile Dazhai,…
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indianflashnews · 1 year
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Know the Best Tourism Villages of 2022
Know the Best Tourism Villages of 2022
A total of 32 villages from 18 countries from across the world have been named as ‘Best Tourism Villages 2022’ by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).  The Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO showcase the power of the sector to drive economic diversification and create opportunities for all outside of big cities.  BEST VILLAGES Zell am See, Austria Wagrain, Austria Puqueldón, Chile Dazhai,…
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travellingnews · 1 year
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UNWTO GASTRONOMY TOURISM FORUM HIGHLIGHTS TALENT DEVELOPMENT AND WASTE REDUCTION
UNWTO GASTRONOMY TOURISM FORUM HIGHLIGHTS TALENT DEVELOPMENT AND WASTE REDUCTION
Gastronomy Tourism for People and Planet: Innovate, Empower and Preserve’ was the theme as national and international experts met in Nara for the 7th UNWTO Forum on Gastronomy Tourism. Organized by UNWTO and the Basque Culinary Center (BCC), the Forum provides a platform to advance the contribution of gastronomy tourism to empower women and youth, and to support sustainability. This edition…
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On an inspection at Babcock University, Ilisan-Remo, Ogun State. #anagooshoadventures #globalanagoadventures #babcockuniversity #unwto #tourguide #touroperator #historycurator #festival #culturaldiplomacy #touristguidemalaysia #tourguideanagoosho #besttourguideever #unescoheritage #wftga @hussein.dehghanm (at Ilisan Remo,Ogun State) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoHDnhKjll5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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phonemantra-blog · 20 days
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The winds of change are blowing through Europe's tourism industry. As the continent emerges from the challenges of the pandemic, a renewed focus on collaboration and innovation is driving a tourism revival. The 70th meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Europe, held in the Albanian capital of Tirana, served as a pivotal platform for European tourism authorities to chart a course for a resilient and sustainable future. Albania Leads the Charge in Tourism Recovery Prior to the official meeting, UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili met with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama. Albania has emerged as a leader in post-pandemic tourism recovery, boasting a staggering 53% increase in international tourist arrivals compared to 2019. This impressive growth serves as a beacon of hope for the entire European tourism sector. Europe's Post-Pandemic Tourism Boom A Shared Vision for Sustainable Tourism Development The discussions between the Secretary-General and the Prime Minister delved deeper than mere statistics. They explored the importance of sustainable tourism practices, harnessing digital innovation, and fostering an inclusive tourism industry that benefits local communities and preserves cultural heritage. This collaborative approach underscores a commitment to a future where tourism growth is balanced with environmental and social responsibility. A Legal Framework for the Agenda for Europe The meeting in Tirana brought together high-level delegations from 40 UNWTO member states. Representatives received updates on the organization's work, strategic objectives, and priorities, with a particular focus on: The political and economic outlook for tourism in Europe The recent rebranding of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) The latest data on tourism arrivals and revenue across the continent Upcoming events and initiatives spearheaded by UNWTO Setting Priorities and Building Resilience A key outcome of the meeting was the adoption of crucial documents: Rules of Procedure for the Working Group: This framework establishes guidelines for a dedicated working group that will address tourism challenges and opportunities in Europe. Selection Criteria and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Project Evaluation: These criteria will ensure transparency and effectiveness when awarding support to projects under the Agenda for Europe initiative. The Agenda for Europe: Tailored Solutions for Regional Needs The Agenda for Europe represents a collaborative effort by European UNWTO member states. This program aims to address the specific needs and challenges facing the region's tourism industry in a post-pandemic landscape. It goes beyond a one-size-fits-all approach, offering tailored solutions and fostering regional collaboration. Looking Forward: World Tourism Day and Beyond The Commission meeting also served as a platform for future planning: World Tourism Day 2024: Georgia received the honor of hosting this prestigious event, a global celebration of the importance of tourism. Commission Meeting 2025: Azerbaijan accepted the invitation to host the next annual meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Europe. A Subregional Focus: Southeast Europe in Dialogue The meeting in Tirana extended beyond pan-European discussions. A dedicated session focused on the specific challenges and opportunities faced by Southeast European nations. Representatives from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, and several other countries shared insights and experiences, with a particular focus on short-term rentals and regional investment strategies. Investment and Economic Development: A Side Conference A traditional side conference on "Tourism Investments and Economic Development in Europe" complemented the official meeting. This event provided a platform for discussing global tourism investment trends, identifying opportunities for positive change, and sharing success stories from Albania and other destinations. A Practical Guide for Tourism Investments The conference also saw the unveiling of a practical guide developed by UNWTO - "Tourism Doing Business: Investing in Albania." This resource aims to equip investors with valuable information and insights for navigating the Albanian tourism market. A Collaborative Future for European Tourism The 70th meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Europe marked a significant step forward for European tourism. By fostering collaboration, exchanging best practices, and prioritizing sustainability, European nations are poised to capitalize on the post-pandemic tourism boom. Albania's leadership, the Agenda for Europe initiative, and the upcoming World Tourism Day celebrations further solidify this commitment to a brighter future for tourism in Europe.
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tourismday · 27 days
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Learn how countries are supporting the SDG Agenda through rural tourism - Rural tourism and the SDGs.
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Among 79 countries responding to the first survey of UNWTO member states on tourism and rural development, conducted in 2023, five SDGs emerged as the most popular when planning for or implementing rural tourism activities: SDG 8 ‘Decent work and economic growth’ is the most significant SDG for rural tourism, followed by SDG 1 ‘No poverty’, SDG 11 ‘Sustainable cities and communities’; SDG 5 ‘Gender equality’ and SDG 12 Responsible production and consumption.
At a policy level, tourism can serve as a powerful driver for achieving SDGs in rural areas.
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fortholidays · 2 years
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Greetings on World Tourism Day 2022. #andamantourism #andamans #rethinkingtourism #unwto #indiatourism #incredibleindia #india #dekhoapnadesh #swadeshdarshan #worldtourismday2022 #worldtourismday #andaman #bali #indonesia #2022 #september #27 #asia #tourismpositive #iatte #tourism (at Andaman and Nicobar Islands) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci-2Ju-ByV0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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