31st meeting of the World Tourism Network on Child Protection
The special focus of this year’s meeting at ITB was on Responsible Business Strategies and Child Protection in Tourism, highlighting the good practices championed by the tourism industry. The event featured interventions from ABTA, TUI Group, as well as the Chair of the High Level Global Task Force to End Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism Najat Maalla M’jid, who shared some of the results of the Global Study on the Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism.
Click here for the meeting report
Presentations
Najat Maalla M’jid, Chair, High-Level Global Task Force to End Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism: Peek preview Global Study on Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism
Nikki White, Head of Destinations and Sustainability, Association of British Travel Agents: ABTA - The Travel Association, Sharing Best Practice
Elise Allart, Manager of Sustainable Development, TUI Benelux/TUI Group: A collective NO to sexual exploitation of children in holiday destinations
Miguel Santos Neves, Project Coordinator, Network of Strategic and International Studies (NSIS), Portugal: Fighting human trafficking in the tourism industry
For more information on the World Tourism Network on Child Protection, click here.
Documents
- public_programme_31st_meeting_of_the_wtn_10_march_2016.pdf
- 160307_unwto_network_on_child_protection_tui_group.pdf
- b._nikki_white_march_2016.pdf
- d._presentation_nsis.pdf
- report_of_the_31st_meeting_of_the_world_tourism_network_on_child_protection_2_2.pdf
- a._global_study_on_sectt_-_wto_cn.pdf
