Tourism2030 -

Auszeichnungszeremonie FAIRnünftiges Unternehmen

2019-06-06T12:41:57Z

Die Landeshauptstadt Saarbrücken hat am Dienstagabend, 4. Juni, im Festsaal des Rathauses St. Johann die Sieger des Wettbewerbs „FAIRnünftiges Unternehmen“ ausgezeichnet. Eine neunköpfige Jury, unter Vorsitz des Umweltdezernenten Thomas Brück, hatte sie unter den 19 Unternehmen ausgewählt, die sich am Wettbewerb beteiligt hatten.

Workshop on Sustainable Tourism and Certification

2019-09-10T22:43:53Z

On June 6th 2019, University of Algarve and Municipality of Lagos joined forces to increase awareness about the necessity of moving toward sustainable development approaches and draw the attention of the active businesses in filed the of tourism in Algarve to the importance of climate change and also disseminate the TRIANGLE Project and expanding project’s network. Experts from Tourism Algarve, Municipality of Lagos, University of Algarve, Successful Businesses, and Entrepreneurs talked about the current strategic plans, existing certifications, and best practices.

Collaboration opportunity with TRIANGLE: Travel Green Mediterranean

2019-06-13T05:35:31Z

At the Mediterranean Sustainable Tourism Convention 2019 5-7 June in Barcelona more than 250 participants and 70 speakers discussed the opportunities to strengthen and join forces between 16 Interreg Europe projects for making tourism around the Mediterranean more sustainable.

At the panel on Labels and certifications to promote tourism sustainability Herbert Hamele/ ECOTRANS presented the Tourism2030.eu platform with its global Certification Quickfinder and the Green Travel Maps of businesses and destinations certified by a environmental or sustainability certificate as a "startingbase" for further development: 3000 - 4000 hotels, camping sites, restaurants, attractions, and other are currently certified by one of the 50 labels operating around the Mediterranean.

Prof. Xavier Font (Surrey University), Gordon Sillence (Ecotrans), Prof. Maria Gravari-Barbas (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University) and Herbert Hamele (Ecotrans) framing the TRIANGLE poster at the Mediterranean Sustainable Tourism Convention 2019 in Barcelona.

To help the businesses and destination to become more competitive and sustainable and to support their visibility and market access to tour operators, booking services and travel agencies Herbert Hamele recommends the collaboration with the Erasmus+ funded European TRIANGLE Knowledge Alliance for Sustainable Tourism and its Going Green Business Programme.

A collaborative Travel Green Mediterranean initiative should be aiming to raise the market share of green tourism from 1% to 30% until 2030 - above all in coastal destinations and islands with protected areas as a flagship contribution to the SDGs 12, 13, 14, 15.

Download the presentation "TRAVEL GREEN MEDITERRANEAN" (PDF, 2MB)

Journées d'information Erasmus + Enseignement supérieur Coopération internationales

2019-06-13T23:10:45Z