世界旅游组织和旅游节(英文)

Frédéric Pierret Mr. Pierret is currently Executive Director for Programme and Coordination at the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) based in Madrid, Spain .
Ⅳ. Free entries, discounts or special offers for the general public to any site of tourism interest. Ⅴ. Organizing a competition to increase public awareness .
Unit I World tourism organization
❉ The origin of the World
Tourism Organization stems back to 1925 when the International Congress of Official Tourist Traffic Associations (ICOTT) was formed at The Hague（海 牙）. Some articles from early volumes of the Annals of Tourism Research, claim that the UNWTO originated from the International Union of Official Tourist Publicity Organizations (IUOTPO).
❉ The First International Congress of National
Tourism Bodies, meeting in ‎ ondon, decides to L create a new international non-governmental organization to ‎ eplace the International Union of r Official Tourist Propaganda Organizations ‎ IUOTPO), established in 1934. ( （1946） ❉ The United Nations, following an IUOTO initiative, declares 1967 International ‎ ourism Year , T with the slogan Tourism, Passport to Peace.‎ ‎ ❉The Intergovernmental Conference in Sofia (Bulgaria) and the United Nations ‎ eneral Assembly G press for the creation of an intergovernmental organization ‎ n independent tourism.（1969） o
Every region of the world is distinct and thus has something both to offer and gain through travel and tourism, particularly less developed nations. It is the responsibility of industry stakeholders to harness these opportunities whilst facing the long term challenges engendered by travel and tourism.
„Tourism‎- Celebrating Diversity‟‎highlights this varied environment which is at the very centre of tourism.
Diversity has indeed been the motor behind travel and tourism for centuries. It is our responsibility to promote the sustainable development of the industry whilst conserving the
✲ World Tourism Day (WTD) is held annually
on 27 September. Its purpose is to foster awareness among the international community of the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political and economic value. The event seeks to address global challenges outlined in the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and to highlight the contribution the tourism sector can make in reaching these goals.
World Tourism Day theme and official celebrations ✲ WTD is celebrated by events around the themes selected by the UNWTO General Assembly, on the recommendation of the UNWTO Executive Council. While UNWTO invites people of all ages and backgrounds to hold and take part in celebrations in their respective country or holiday destination, official WTD celebrations take place in a UNWTO Member State, on the basis of geographic rotation.
WTD 2009: Tourism - Celebrating Diversity, Ghana
World Tourism Day commemorates this year its 30th anniversary in the vibrant country of Ghana under the theme 'Tourism - Celebrating Diversity'. This‎year‟s‎theme‎focuses‎on‎the‎ world‟s‎cultural‎wealth‎and‎the‎ important role sustainable tourism plays in revitalizing local traditions and making them flourish as they cross other cultures.
Ⅲ. Festivals, processions, concerts, folk shows and gastronomic shows .
• What kind of photos are we looking for ?
• We are looking for pictures that capture how the tourism sector is implementing new ideas to increase energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy in its operations. • Photos which are showing how tourism is bringing modern and clean energy to local communities. • Photos that could also capture how you, as a tourist, are taking concrete actions towards a more sustainable tourism sector.
❉ The WTO General Secretariat is set up in Madrid
on 1 January.‎ The agreement is signed for WTO to become an executing agency of the ‎ nited Nations Development U Programme (UNDP), carrying out technical coo ‎ peration with Governments.（1976）
unique facets present on the globe.
❦At national level
Ⅰ.Declaration‎of‎WTD‎as‎a‎“Special‎Day‎for‎the‎ entire‎national‎territory”‎.
Ⅱ. Heads of State and Government messages addressed their fellow citizens through the mass media on events to take place in their countries . Ⅲ. Conferences, seminars, competitions, academic presentations and awards to the best contribution on tourism in schools and universities .