Regional Department for Asia and the Pacific - Projects
UNWTO/Chimelong Initiative on Wildlife Conservation and Sustainable Tourism in Africa & Asia and the Pacific
UNWTO/Chimelong Initiative on Wildlife Conservation and Sustainable Tourism in Africa & Asia and the Pacific
Advocating the Sustainable Development Goals, enhancing the quality of human capital, encouraging the tourism private sector to adhere to corporate social responsibility and exploiting the potential for cooperation on conducting research to deliver solutions and advance ideas in the field of wildlife conservation and sustainable tourism.
UNWTO/ChimelongRESPONSIBLE TOURISM INITIATIVE IN KERALA
RESPONSIBLE TOURISM INITIATIVE IN KERALA
Kerala, situated in the southern part of Peninsular India, is widely known for its salubrious climate, backwaters, Ayurveda, splendid beaches as well as its rich history and heritage.
RESPONSIBLE TOURISM INITIATIVE IN KERALACOMMUNITY-BASED FOREST AND COASTAL CONSERVATION AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA PROJECT (2012-2018)
COMMUNITY-BASED FOREST AND COASTAL CONSERVATION AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA PROJECT (2012-2018)
The main objective of this meeting was to explore possible ways of supporting tourism development in Papua New Guinea, particularly in the area of tourism projects.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA PROJECT (2012-2018)
UNWTO/CHIMELONG
The initiative, to be implemented between 2017 and 2020, represents a major milestone in the historical support of the private sector to the World Tourism Organization and brings opportunities to cooperate with multiple stakeholders, including governments, civil society, private sector and the media.
INITIATIVE ON WILDLIFE CONSERVATION & SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN AFRICA & ASIA & THE PACIFIC
INITIATIVE ON WILDLIFE CONSERVATION & SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN AFRICA & ASIA & THE PACIFIC
UNWTO/Chimelong Initiative are to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda
UNWTO/Chimelong InitiativeWHY WILDLIFE?
WHY WILDLIFE?
It encompasses segments such as eco-tourism, safari tours and mountain tourism among others. Wildlife watching tourism occurs mainly in protected areas. Nature, national parks and wildlife are considered the most important tourism assets for tourists travelling for instance to Africa.
WHY WILDLIFE?UNWTO/CHIMELONG ACTIVITIES
UNWTO/CHIMELONG ACTIVITIES
The initiative, to be implemented between 2017 and 2020, represents a major milestone in the historical support of the private sector to the World Tourism Organization and brings opportunities to cooperate with multiple stakeholders, including governments, civil society, private sector and the media.
UNWTO/CHIMELONG ACTIVITIESINITIATIVE RESOURCES - CONTACTS
INITIATIVE RESOURCES - CONTACTS
As wildlife represents a major component of Tourism, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and Guangdong Chimelong Group have joined forces to enhance the impact of their respective contributions on that theme.
INITIATIVE RESOURCES - CONTACTS