UNWTO ANNOUNCES WINNING START-UPS FOR “AWAKE TOURISM CHALLENGE”
🔊 Listen to this UNWTO has announced the winners of its Awake Tourism Challenge, celebrating the start-ups that are reshaping the sector in every global
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SUSTAINABILITY AND PEOPLE AT THE HEART OF TOURISM IN 2023
🔊 Listen to this The first meeting of the G20 Tourism Working Group to be held under the Indian Presidency placed the focus on the
TRANSFORMING TOURISM BY MEASURING ITS SUSTAINABILITY
🔊 Listen to this One hundred experts from around the world gathered at UNWTO Headquarters to develop the next standard for Measuring the Sustainability of
‘BEST TOURISM VILLAGES’ OF 2022 NAMED BY UNWTO
🔊 Listen to this From Austria to Vietnam, 32 destinations from all around the world have been named ‘Best Tourism Villages 2022’ by the World
EDUCATION AND INVESTMENTS ARE CORNERSTONES TO TRANSFORM TOURISM
🔊 Listen to this UNWTO convened its Executive Council in Marrakesh, Morocco, as the sector’s recovery continues to gather pace. According to UNWTO data released
WTTC ANNOUNCE COLLABORATION WITH UNWTO AND SHA AT COP15
🔊 Listen to this During COP15 in Montreal, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), and the Sustainable Hospitality
UNWTO AT COP27: UNITING TOURISM AROUND TANGIBLE CLIMATE ACTION PLANS
🔊 Listen to this The tourism sector has set out its plans to achieve its climate action ambitions. At COP27, UNWTO brought leading sector stakeholders
WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT ON ‘CENTRE STAGE’ OF TOURISM’S RESTART
🔊 Listen to this With the pandemic has made clear the extent to which women and girls everywhere are disproportionately affected by the crisis, UNWTO
OBSERVATORIES GUIDING SHIFT TOWARD MORE SUSTAINABLE AND RESILIENT TOURISM
🔊 Listen to this The Observatories are an excellent tool for guiding and accompanying this change and ensuring evidence-based decision-making Destinations around the world are
TOURISM RECOVERY GAINS MOMENTUM
🔊 Listen to this Tourism continues to recover at a strong pace. Globally, destinations welcomed almost three times as many international arrivals in the first