Workshop 'Women entrepreneurs make an impact into Dominican Republic's Tourism' 

The second in-person workshop of the Centre Stage project, organized by the Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic (MITUR) with the support of the UNWTO, aims to provide women tourism workers in the Dominican Republic with practical tools to be able to grow their businesses, taking into consideration the specific difficulties that women face within our sector and their fundamental role in the articulation of the small and medium-scale business fabric.

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Women Empowerment Principles (WEPs) workshop 

The overall aim of the virtual workshop 'Applying the Women's empowerment principles in the tourism sector (WEPs) is to support private sector companies in tourism to identify concrete actions for putting their commitment to gender equality and women’s empowerment into practice. 

The Future leaders of tourism workshops 

UNWTO and the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities of Jordan (MoTA) have organized two in-person workshops in Amman and Petra addressing the challenges and opportunities for women in tourism in the country.

Introductory workshop on Tourism Employment Data Disaggregated by Sex 

The goal of this workshop is to become familiar with how tourism employment is measured, its complexity, and how sex – disaggregated data for tourism employment can be obtained. The participants will also have the opportunity to learn from countries that have been able to overcome barriers to achieve it. 

Rapid Gender Assessment in tourism Workshop

The UNWTO workshop divided into two sessions provides the tools and specific steps to undertake a Rapid Gender Assessment in the tourism sector. The workshop is addressed to national and local tourism administrations and is available in English and Spanish.

Gender Mainstreaming Guidelines webinar

UNWTO held a webinar last March 16 presenting the new gender mainstreaming guidelines for tourism. Two panel discussions addressed how to effectively integrate gender equality across operations and programming in the private and public sector respectively.