World Tourism Day 2023 – Know what’s in store for us
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, WORLD/ Created : Sep 27, 2023, 08:00 IST
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The United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has kept the theme Tourism and Green Investment this year. As per United Nations World Tourism Organisation, it has become imperative for the stakeholders to invest better post … Read more
The United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has kept the theme Tourism and Green Investment this year. As per United Nations World Tourism Organisation, it has become imperative for the stakeholders to invest better post Covid-19 pandemic. To do that, right investment or better targeted investments is the key. Investing in sectors that will benefit the people and work wonders for the environment at the same time. Read less
Keeping that in mind, the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has kept the theme Tourism and Green Investment this year.
History and impact of World Tourism Day
As mentioned above, World Tourism Day was first officially celebrated on September 27, 1980. Its main objective was to promote global tourism and to highlight mutual understanding and cooperation among people from different cultures and backgrounds. It is also the best time to reflect on the economic growth that many countries have seen, thanks to tourism.
What is Tourism and Green Investment?
As per United Nations World Tourism Organisation, it has become imperative for the stakeholders to invest better post Covid-19 pandemic. Calling investments as one of the key priorities, the UNWTO emphasises the fact that post pandemic, the people and the planet need to come back on the path of prosperity. To do that, right investment or better targeted investments is the key. Investing in sectors that will benefit the people and work wonders for the environment at the same time.
Needless to say, anything that comes forth from this, needs to be environment-friendly. Environmental impact of travel also needs to be at the centre of any travel-related discussions.
World Tourism Day is a great opportunity to remind and educate people about the benefits and challenges of tourism.
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