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Herbert
Hamele/ECOTRANS introduced into the new WTO-UNEP publication as the "bible"
for all decision-makers who are encouraged to be actively involved in
the development of an environmentally and socially responsible tourism.
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Eugenio Yunis/UNWTO introduced the audience in the 12 Aims of a Sustainable Tourism in Europe and explained the single policies and tools. |
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What
are the key requirements
in Europe?
Manfred Pils/member of the EU "Tourism Sustainability Group" gave an outstanding and rough respond to the main elements in tourism and their key problems and key requirements. |
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Which instruments
are available in Europe and how do these instruments help to realize and
to promote sustainable tourism in practice? |
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Manfred
Pils/Dr. Christian Baumgartner/NFI presented the |
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The
Eifel region as a rural destination
in Germany and the preservation of its cultural landscape as a "Plus"
for regional development and high tourism quality was documented by Peter
Zimmer/FUTOUR.
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The example for urban destinations, "The Environmental/Sustainability Management for Communities in the region of Überlingen (Lake Constance, Germany) and others" was presented by Marion Hammerl/Bodensee-Stiftung. |
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Gordon
Sillence gave an introduction in the destination Western
Algarve in Portugal and the Spatial Planning through Impact Assesment
representing a coastal destination.
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The Adamello Brenta Park in Italy was the model example in protected/mountain areas presented by Dagmar Diwok/ACTA. |
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the presentation Herbert Hamele let the audience into the secret of the
"information box"
concerning the "world of sustainability in tourism", e.g. listing
all environmental certificates for tourism services, good practice examples,
stakeholders, an more …. which is
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