Tourism2030 - 3 New: Good Governance & CSR - EDITED -intro published

ITB Berlin - CSR Events

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In order to promote sustainable development in tourism and foster social and ecological responsibility, ITB Berlin offers a multitude of forward-looking events which deal with Corporate Social Responsibility. From human rights to climate change, from poverty reduction to animal and environmental protection, from Fair Share to barrier-free access: In numerous lectures, discussions and workshops the latest developments from a variety of sectors and countries will be critically analyzed, and at the same time, the opportunities for sustainable tourism offers will be highlighted.

5th International CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance Conference

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The event is one of the largest international conferences focusing on responsible business with delegates from over 40 nations expected to present their latest research and its practical implications for business, society, academia and politics. It will be an excellent platform to deliberate upon global themes of Corporate Social Responsibility, sustainability, ethics and governance in all their various dimensions.

Tourism Naturally Conference 2018

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Tourism Naturally is a conference designed to address the myriad of issues that arise as tourism businesses, infrastructure, travelers, and hosts interact in overlapping economic, cultural, social, and environmental spheres. Our mission is to increase professionalism and effectiveness in the travel and tourism field.

BEST-EN Think Tank 2018

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The BEST EN Think Tank XVIII entitled “Marketing Sustainable Tourism Products” will be hosted by the Institute of Tourism, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, in Lucerne (Switzerland).

BEST-EN Think Tank Papers and Presentations

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Making Tourism More Sustainable

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UNWTO Recommendations on Accessible Information in Tourism

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UNWTO The ST-EP Initiative

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
1. WHO
Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

UNWTO World Committee on Tourism Ethics (WCTE)

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
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Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
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Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

European Destinations of Excellence (EDEN)

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

WTTC Tourism For Tomorrow Awards

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
1. WHO
Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

UNWTO Governance for the Tourism Sector and its Measurement

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European Commission and UNWTO: Sustainable Tourism for Development

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ECPAT Resources

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Sustainable Tourism Programme of the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns

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The Sustainable Tourism Programme of the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns catalyzes changes in tourism operations. It promotes transformation for sustainability through efficiency, innovation and adaptability. The Programme will support evidence-based decision-making; adopt a life cycle approach for continuous improvement, emphasize collaboration among stakeholders and results-based project implementation.

The Sustainable Tourism Programme was developed based on regional consultations, stock taking exercise and global survey on existing data and initiatives on sustainable tourism, engaging nearly 400 actors, as well as relevant UN agencies, resolutions and programmes

The International Centre for Responsible Tourism

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The ICRT is a network of people who support the Cape Town Declaration through their work and it has a number of sister organisations, affiliate centre. The ICRT’s structure is best understood as a network with a hub in the UK and nodes in a number of countries and regions.

The ICRT was established in 2002 by Harold Goodwin as part of the legacy of the 1st International Conference on Responsible Tourism in Destinations and the Cape Town Declaration of 2002 The ICRT has always been an independent organisation.

Advancing sustainable Tourism A Regional Sustainable Tourism Situation Analysis: Caribbean

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This report describes the sustainable tourism priorities of CTO member countries and evaluates the extent to which sustainable tourism is still high on their respective agendas as evidenced through inter alia policy, programming, strong inter-sectoral linkages, entrepreneurial opportunities and access to funding.

Critical to the outcome of this assessment is that the Caribbean Tourism Organisation will explore opportunities for collaboration with UN and development agencies including, the United National Environment Programme, to provide technical and related expertise to upscale sustainable tourism action in the areas and CTO member destinations where assistance is needed.

EcoTrophea

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A healthy environment and sound living conditions in destination countries are the foundations of a successful and responsible tourism. Therefore, it is a central concern of the German Travel Association (DRV), to anchor and strengthen this awareness in the German tourism industry as well as in travellers’ consciousness.

Since 1987 the German Travel Association has annually awarded its international prize EcoTrophea for exemplary projects in sustainable tourism.

Critical review of certification and accreditation in sustainable tourism governance

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The purpose of this paper is to inform discussions with regards to the feasibility and desirability of using agency funds for certification and accreditation as tools for sustainable development, with particular emphasis on developing countries. This paper aims to demonstrate that it is necessary to undertake a cost-benefit analysis of certification as a sustainable development tool in developing countries.

CSR in the Tourism Industry? The Status of and Potential for Certification, Codes of Conduct and Guidelines

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It is difficult to make generalisations about CSR without first examining the context in which sustainable tourism operates, its demand and also assessing the numerous certification schemes, codes of conduct and best practices within the industry.

The purpose of this report is to inform FIAS advisory work on CSR and certification with regards to the feasibility and desirability for low income countries to use certification and accreditation as tools for sustainable development.

Cayuga Collection of Sustainable Luxury Hotels and Lodges

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
1. WHO
Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

TREE Alliance, Cambodia

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
1. WHO
Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

3rd International Congress on Ethics and Tourism Enhancing the Sector’s Sustainability through Shared Responsibilities

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This publication offers testimony of successful projects around the world which illustrate how sustainable, equitable and inclusive tourism can be achieved. We trust these good practices will provide tourism stakeholders with a deepened understanding on the ethical challenges in tourism and inspiration to continue working to ensure that tourism is developed in a way that benefits all.

IBERIA New ecological paint system in planes

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Good Practice Innovation Sheet
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Items	Description
1. WHO
Key people and organisations (initiator, leader, partners)


Key Figures	Surface	Inhabitants	Tourism arrivals	Tourism nights

2. WHY
Reason for taking the good practice action
Issues and challenge
3. HOW
Methods /steps / tools used (to develop the good practice)
4. RESULT
Specific/measurable results, benefits
Recognitions (e.g. awards)
5. REFLECTION
Lessons learned
Challenges met
Critical success factors
6. MORE
web-references, documents

2nd UNWTO World Conference on Smart Destinations

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In order to lead and shape new tourism models for the 21st century based on innovation, technology, sustainability and accessibility, the World Conference on Smart Destinations is the annual gathering of international tourism experts, discussing the opportunities and challenges for the tourism sector, and destinations in particular, arising from the development, implementation and management of innovative products and services that are based on new technological solutions.

The Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference (ESTC) TIES

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The Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference (ESCT) organized by The International Ecotourism Society (TIES) is a unique annual conference focused on the advancement of sustainability goals for the tourism industry. Offering invaluable learning and networking opportunities, the ESTC is a leading international meeting place where innovative minds gather to discuss ideas and solutions that inspire change. Promoting policies and practices benefiting businesses and communities, the ESTC helps to reinforce the role of tourism in building a more sustainable future.

Tourist Destination Governance. Practice, Theory and Issues.

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