Destination 2030:  UNWTO and  Global Tourism Economy Forum plot  stronger collaboration

UNWTO and the Global Tourism Economy Forum (GTEF) have outlined their plans for stronger and closer collaboration.

Since the first Forum was held in 2012, the two organizations have partnered around promoting closer links between governments and tourism’s private sector. Building on this success, UNWTO and GTEF have announced plans for a revamped and enhanced annual Forum to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the event in Macau, China (21 September). The location of subsequent Forums will then alternate between Macau and a different host country, to be jointly selected by UNWTO and GTEF.

UNWTO is proud to work with the Global Tourism Economy Forum to unite governments and private sector leaders and address the biggest challenges and opportunities facing our sector today

Announcing the plans in Lisbon, UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili said: “UNWTO is proud to work with the Global Tourism Economy Forum to unite governments and private sector leaders and address the biggest challenges and opportunities facing our sector today. We look forward to building on our successful partnership in 2023 and beyond.”

Pansy Ho, Vice Chairman and Secretary-General, GTEF, said: “In response to China’s policies in supporting enterprises to ‘go global’, we will stage the GTEF, an international platform, overseas every other year. Looking forward to the future, we believe that mainland China, Macao, and even the world can benefit from the event.”

Read More: https://www.unwto.org/news/unwto-and-global-tourism-economic-forum-plot-stronger-collaboration?utm_source=civic&utm_medium=untn&utm_campaign=59

MORE NEWS

Costa Rica under green alert due to a possible increase in rainfall caused by tropical waves

Tourism|

Costa Rica under green alert due to a possible increase in rainfall caused by tropical waves

As such, the Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) – National Emergency Commission –  has declared a green alert across most of the country due to the possibility of increased rainfall caused by a number of factors.

The national weather service, the Instituto Meteorologico Nacional (IMN), said the zones […]

Dominicans win award for educational innovation in tourism

Tourism|

Dominicans win award for educational innovation in tourism

Nolim Studios, with its project Domiland, the first metaverse of the Dominican Republic, won the regional award in the category of New Technologies of the “Education for the Future” program, in the regional challenge for Central America and the Caribbean related to innovation and digitization of education through the tourism sector, an initiative in which […]

CTO, CBU forge partnership to showcase Caribbean Week in New York

Events|

CTO, CBU forge partnership to showcase Caribbean Week in New York

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Caribbean Broadcasting Union (CBU) have announced a joint partnership, which will have as its first action amplification of the coverage of the highly anticipated Caribbean Week in New York, scheduled to take place from June 5 to 8, 2023.

This strategic collaboration between the CTO and […]

Summer Tourism Boom as Celebrities Flock to Jamaica

Outstanding news, Tourism|

Summer Tourism Boom as Celebrities Flock to Jamaica

“As of May 10, 2023, the island has welcomed just over 1.5 million total visitors, with provisional gross earnings exceeding US$ 1.6 billion for the same period. The 2023 summer is gearing up to be the best summer in the history of tourism in Jamaica,” says Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett.

Already, 1.4 million seats […]

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

    WE ARE IN SOCIAL NETWORKS