Manifesto to Combat Tourism Phobia
During the event, Antonio Santos presented the Manifesto to Combat Tourismphobia and Promote a Socially Sustainable Tourism Industry. This manifesto is a "call to action to redefine tourism in the 21st century, making it more just, sustainable and respectful". The initiative seeks to change the perception of tourism, highlighting the importance of a balanced approach that benefits both residents and tourists.
The Regenerative and Circular Smart Tourism Guidebook
Profesor Natalia Castro presented the Regenerative and Circular Smart Tourism Guide, an essential tool for implementing sustainable practices in tourism. This guide provides guidelines for developing tourism that not only minimizes environmental impact, but also regenerates resources and benefits local communities. The guide is the result of an international and multidisciplinary collaboration, and is expected to play a crucial role in the transformation of the tourism sector.
To access the Regenerative and Circular Smart Tourism Guide: click here.
Closing and acknowledgements
To conclude the event, Antonio Santos thanked all TSTT participants and collaborators. He highlighted the innovative solutions included in the TSTT Innovation and Tourism Intelligence Working Group's report, ranging from identity smart routes to new intelligent management systems (ITS) and artificial intelligence platforms. He also highlighted the creation of the first Regenerative and Circular Tourism Intelligence Center in Buñol, Valencia, which promotes the use of green technologies and the protection of natural resources.
The event at the University of Valencia marked a milestone in the evolution of tourism towards a more sustainable and regenerative model, underlining the importance of international collaboration and the use of advanced technologies to achieve a positive impact on local communities and the environment.
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