Much progress has been made since the release of UNWTO´s Guidebook on Indicators of Sustainable Development for Tourism Destinations in 2004. New instruments have emerged to support local authorities’ efforts to ensure sustainable development of their destinations in a relevant and timely manner. At the same time, many initiatives are currently working in an effort to foster the newly established Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In order to advance further and to benefit from the nowadays available opportunities offered by traditional and non-traditional data, open dialogue, understanding and alignment with the work of relevant actors in the destinations are crucial - making an inclusive, evidence-based approach indispensable for a sustainable and resilient tourism development.

Documents

• save_the_date_madrid_final_lite.pdf
• openconsultationmeeting_information_note_0.pdf
• openconsultationmeeting_registration_form_0.pdf
• hotel_madrid_2016.xls
• metro_de_madrid.pdf
• openconsultationmeeting_programme_7june.pdf
• unwto_emergency_procedures_guide_for_employees_and_visitors_.pdf

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