The participants of the first T.UN.NA Winter Academy have developed a Manifesto to inspire and guide more balanced tourism development in natural areas, based on the ‘Co-‘ paradigm.
We are entering an exciting, yet unknown territory in the travel industry. We’ve talked a lot about sustainability over the years, but it’s time to break these conversations down into meaningful and manageable actions.
Lack of long-term sustainable tourism strategy, or coordinated destination marketing are among the key barriers in developing responsible tourism in Poland.
There is now irrefutable legal evidence to prove that certain forms of travel experiences, ones currently being offered by a whole range of providers in Europe, North America, and around the world, are causing harm, and may even be supporting child slavery.
Trails were the theme on the Adventure stage at ITB Berlin last week. Their power to connect and foster social interactions generates social benefits for both tourists and locals which is crucial for sustainable tourism development.
Sustainability is a top priority for a small minority of travelers, ranging from 7% to 11%, according to a survey from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC).
