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UNWTO Affiliate Members Corner: “Sustainability and Digitalization in Tourism Product Development”

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23 September, 10 am, Tokyo Big Sight Conference Hall, Conference Tower 1st Floor, Room 101
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MALDIVES ASSOCIATION OF TOURISM INDUSTRY (MATI)

Country: Maldives

Website: http://mati.mv/

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The Maldives Association of Tourism Industry (MATI) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization formed in 1982, for the purpose of promoting and developing tourism in the Maldives. Three decades of MATI's service has been provided to almost all the travel and tourism related issues which arise in Maldives. A key function of MATI is coordinating with all mandatory government policy making bodies to align new laws and regulations to Tuorism Industry best practices. Additionally, we represent the industry internationally and locally by attending different seminars, organizing and providing research and offering professional consultation to governmental, private and international organizations.

Areas of focus:

  • Development and planning of tourism
  • Quality and standards
  • Education and training
  • Environment and culture

 

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40th UNWTO Affiliate Members Plenary Session: International Seminar on Harnessing Cultural Tourism through Innovation and Technology

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Affiliate Members Global Reports, Volume sixteen – Second Global Report on Gastronomy Tourism

Affiliate Members Global Reports, Volume sixteen

In 2012, UNWTO Affiliate Members Programme launched the Global Report on Food Tourism outlining the state of gastronomy tourism. The report presented various examples of tourism and gastronomy professionals with extensive experience in international organizations, destination management, in both tourism enterprises and training schools.

The 2nd Global Report on Gastronomy Tourism proviodes recent trends in gastronomy tourism, in addition to experts’ analyses and case studies suggesting best practices. The report, developed by the UNWTO Affiliate Members Programme with case studies from 60 contributors including UNWTO Member States, Affiliate Members and partner organizations, showcases how gastronomy tourism can be a driver for modern tourism in creating authentic experiences while promoting sustainable tourism. The report offers an introduction to a variety of themes related to gastronomy tourism, such as case studies on product development and experience in gastronomy tourism, challenges, communication and branding, good practices as well as training and skills in gastronomy tourism. In essence, the 2nd Global Report on Gastronomy Tourism provides a holistic perspective of the state of gastronomy tourism today and an outlook for the future of the sector. 

Kindly note that this Report is only available in English. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Affiliate Members Global Reports, Volume fifteen – Second Global Report on LGBT Tourism

Affiliate Members Global Reports
 
Following the success of the first edition of the UNWTO Global Report on LGBT tourism published in 2012, UNWTO and Affiliate member International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) decided to embark in the preparation of the 2nd Global Report on LGBT Tourism, offering a more extensive analysis of LGBT (lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual) Tourism. 
 
The 2nd Global Report on LGBT Tourism provides a set of recommendations to tourism stakeholders interested in attracting LGBT Tourism and maximizing the benefits associated with LGBT Tourism. Among others, the diversity and complexity inherent to the LGBT consumer are explored, providing the corresponding set of recommendations to tourism stakeholders to better understand the LGBT traveler. The publication is also enriched by a comprehensive recompilation of case studies submitted by tourism stakeholders who have benefited from their outreach to LGBT travelers.
 
 
 

Global Report on LGBT tourism published in 2012

Affiliate Members Global Report: Volume fourteen - The transformative power of tourism: a paradigm shift towards a more responsible traveller

Affiliate Members Global Report

The UNWTO Affiliate Members Global Report, Volume fourteen on The transformative power of tourism: a paradigm shift towards a more responsible traveller is a joint publication with Affiliate Member, Institute of Tourism, Zagreb, Croatia

The notion of transformative tourism refers to socially and environmentally conscientious tourists, who employ tourism as a transformative medium to re-invent themselves and promote sustainable practices that have a positive impact on local communities. The aim of this report is to illustrate with real-life initiatives that best reflect the great potential of transformative tourism in contributing to tourism development.

 

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Affiliate Members Global Report: Volume thirteen - The Power of Youth Travel

Affiliate Members Global Report: Volume thirteen

Youth travel has become one of the fastest growing segments of international tourism, representing more than 23% of the over one billion tourists traveling internationally each year. This growth represents tremendous socioeconomic opportunities for local communities as youth travellers stimulate local tourism businesses, foster closer social interaction with host populations and champion environmental protection.

This latest edition of The Power of Youth Travel leverages the extensive knowledge and expertise of UNWTO´s longstanding Affiliate Member, the World Youth Student and Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation, and presents various case studies illustrating the value generated from the collaboration between private enterprises and public bodies in addressing the ever-changing demands of youth tourism.

 

 

 

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Affiliate Members Global Report: Volume twelve - Cultural Routes and Itineraries

Volume twelve - Cultural Routes and Itineraries

The UNWTO Affiliate Members Global Report, Volume 12 on Cultural Routes and Itineraries is a joint publication with Affiliate Member, Agencia de Turismo de Las Islas Baleares (ATB). The report highlights current trends in cultural tourism providing insight on how cultural routes and itineraries contribute to tourism development. Cultural routes have provided destinations globally with a notable competitive advantage among cultural tourists who benefit from more innovative tourism products and valuable visitor experiences.

Recently, ATB has designed the Balearic Archaeosites as a cultural tourism product with an archaeological route for the whole of the archipelago. This report highlights similar cases and best practices from all over the world providing a framework for designing and establishing cultural routes globally. This phenomenon is beneficial to the tourism sector reaping sustainable socio-economic and cultural benefits across the different destinations among formulated routes.

 

 

 

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UNWTO Affiliate Members Board elects its new Chairman

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PR No.: 15084

The UNWTO Affiliate Members Board has elected Mr. Edmund Bartlett as its new Chairman at the Board's Meeting held at the sidelines of the World Travel Market (WTM, London, United Kingdom, 3 November 2015).

Mr. Bartlett, former Minister of Tourism of Jamaica (2007-2011), is the Co-Founder of CTICo. Besides his career in tourism, for which he was named Man of the Year in 2009 by the Jamaica Observer, Mr. Bartlett has championed the cause of education and capacity building throughout his career. He is the Founder of the Jamaican Foundation for Children, which he continues to support.

As a Minister of Tourism of Jamaica, he served as a member of the UNWTO Executive Council, representing the Americas as well as Vice-Chairman of the UNWTO Regional Commission for the Americas and Chairman of CARICOM’s Sub-Committee in the areas of Tourism and Transportation/Civil Aviation. He has also served as Vice President for the World Conference on Cultural Policies and as a Vice-Chairman of the UN International Youth Year Advisory Committee during International Youth Year.

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UNWTO Affiliate Members bring together over 480 companies, educational & research institutions, destinations and NGOs whose activities are related to tourism and which contribute to the UNWTO their knowledge and expertise to promote the development of tourism that’s responsible, sustainable and accessible for everyone. Over 80 countries are represented among the Affiliate Members, the world’s premier forum for exchanging tourism knowledge.


Contacts:

UNWTO Media Officer: Rut Gómez Sobrino
Tel: (+34) 91 567 81 60 

UNWTO Communications & Publications Programme
Tel: (+34) 91 567 8100 / Fax: +34 91 567 8218

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