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Good Practice
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The transfer of evidenced-based good practice is the accepted way to spend public funds, decide upon investments, and to ensure improved business performance, as well as save on time, costs and duplication. By following good practice examples, tourism businesses, tour operators or destinations can improve their environmental, social, cultural and economic performance with innovative measures and thus contribute to economic competitivity and sustainable development in their regions.
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The Portal Good Practice Template is based on transferring the following information:
1. WHO: key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)
2. WHY: Issues faced (challenge/reason for taking the good practice action)
3. HOW: Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT: Specific/measurable results, benefits and recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION: Lessons learned / challenges met / critical success factor
6. MORE (web-references, pictures, documents)
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Upload your own award or show your good practice example on DestiNet Atlas to disseminate them to a wider targeted audience!
DestiNet Atlas
"Atlas of Excellence" with good practices for making tourism more sustainable
The Destinet "Atlas of Excellence" contains more than 500 tourism services, destinations and initiatives world wide, being finalists or winners of one or several sustainable and responsible tourism awards. See e.g. the European VESTAS nominees, EDEN Award, Tourism for Tomorrow Award or Quality Coast Award winners.
The list is continuoulsly updated with new award winners, and with examples which have been selected by recognised sustainable tourism experts as good practices. Many of these examples can be seen as best practices for their time, achieving outstanding results. They give examples of how difficult changes can be made, how tradition can be combined with innovation, and how such changes maintain and raise the quality, diversity and competitiveness of a small business or destination. An example can be found in the ECOLNET best practice list.
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ECOTRANS gives insight to 50 leading labels worldwide
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German Award for Sustainable Tourism Regions goes to Uckermarck
[posted on: 18/05/2013]
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Ecolnet News 3: Networking Ecotourism in Europe
[posted on: 09/05/2013]
