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Sustainability Practice Policy in Event Sector-Case study: Global Tourism Forum Annual Meeting 2025 in Brussels – World Travel Week

Executive Summary The Global Tourism Forum – World Travel Week 2025 (GTF-WTW), organized by the World Tourism Forum Institute (WTFI) in partnership with MCI Benelux SA and Square Brussels, is committed to hosting a sustainable and responsible event. Holistic & Actionable Policy on Sustainability in Tourism at GTF 2025: The GTF Annual Meeting Brussels 2025…

Good Practices in Culture, Sports, and Tourism: A Holistic Approach to Sustainable Development

Introduction Culture, sports, and tourism are three interconnected sectors that contribute significantly to the economic, social, and environmental well-being of a nation. When effectively integrated, they create unique and immersive experiences, drive economic growth, foster cultural exchange, and promote healthy lifestyles. Governments and organizations worldwide are implementing innovative policies and practices to ensure the sustainable…

Sustainability in Tourism: Key Approaches to a Regenerative Future

Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries, contributing significantly to economies, cultures, and global connections. However, its impact on the environment and local communities has sparked an urgent need for sustainable solutions. Sustainability in tourism is not a one-size-fits-all concept—it is a broad framework that encompasses various strategies to balance economic growth, environmental preservation,…

Value Chain of Sustainability Policy for Event Players

Value Chain of Sustainability Policy for Event Players A sustainability event requires collaboration across multiple stakeholders, ensuring environmental responsibility, social impact, and economic viability. 1️⃣ Organizer – The Visionary Defines sustainability goals and policies. Selects eco-conscious venues and vendors. Implements zero-waste strategies (recycling, composting, digitalization). Reduces carbon footprint via green energy and virtual participation. 2️⃣…

10 ideas for sustainability policies in tourism governance, focusing on practical implementation and impact

1. Mandatory Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for New Tourism Developments: Policy Idea: Require comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) before any new tourism infrastructure (hotels, resorts, attractions, transport) is approved. These EIAs should assess potential impacts on biodiversity, water resources, air quality, local communities, and cultural heritage. Public consultation should be a mandatory part of the…

GapEdu: 25 Years of Shaping a Sustainable Tourism Future (2000-2025)

This year marks a significant milestone for GapEdu Consulting and Training – our 25th anniversary! Since its inception in 2000, under the visionary leadership of Founder Hanni Tran, GapEdu has dedicated itself to fostering sustainable growth within the tourism economy, leaving a positive impact on communities and the environment across Vietnam and beyond. Our journey,…

World Magazine 12th Issue: Navigating the Future of Tourism

World Magazine 12th Issue: Navigating the Future of Tourism   World Magazine, the official publication of the World Tourism Forum Institute, presents its 12th issue, a comprehensive exploration of the evolving global tourism landscape. This edition delves into the critical trends shaping the sector, including sustainability, technology, and the impact of digital transformation. A Shared…

A New Dawn: Peace, Resilience, and Humanity in Sustainable Tourism Development

A New Dawn: Peace, Resilience, and Humanity in Sustainable Tourism Development Tourism, once a simple pursuit of leisure, is evolving into a powerful force shaping the future of our planet. The industry is grappling with challenges like climate change, social inequality, and cultural commodification. Yet, amidst the complexities, a new dawn of sustainable tourism is…

Leading for Sustainability: The Power of Human Resources

Hanni Tran, Founder & CEO GapEdu Leading for Sustainability: The Power of Human Resources Abstract: This paper explores the crucial role of human resource management in achieving sustainable development within organizations. It argues that a successful leadership approach must prioritize respecting human resources, recognizing their inherent value and potential. This approach fosters a culture of employee…

Human Dignity in Sustainable Tourism Development: A Framework for Present and Future Generations

Sustainable tourism development is not just about environmental conservation; it’s also about ensuring the dignity and well-being of all people, both in the present and for future generations. Here’s a breakdown of how human dignity should be integrated into sustainable tourism development: Respecting Local Communities: Cultural Preservation: Tourism must be mindful of local traditions, customs, and values….