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Saudi Arabia Hosts UNWTO’s 9th Global Tourism Crisis Committee
(11 Apr 2021)
Saudi Arabia hosted the World Tourism
Organization’s (UNWTO) ninth Crisis Committee meeting last week.
The committee was convened to discuss how to harmonize travel and
health protocols, as well as financing for businesses struggling
to survive.
Committee members, drawn from political
leadership, international organizations, including UNWTO’s sister
UN agencies, finance and the private sector, discussed the Crisis
Committee’s Recommendations, which focus on four core areas: the
resumption of safe, cross-border travel; promoting safe travel at
all points of the tourist journey; providing liquidity to tourism
businesses and protecting jobs, and restoring confidence in
travel.
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Puyat advocates for cultural and ecotourism in the new normal
LAGUNA, Philippines — The Department of Tourism (DOT) elevates cultural tourism and ecotourism in the new normal as these will heighten domestic travel in the province amidst the pandemic.
Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat reiterates that the DOT will promote Laguna as a safe and sustainable tourist destination. This strategy to highlight Laguna’s cultural and ecotourism sites was arrived at as the DOT Region 4A
