Past Webinars
Satellite V 18
Human capacity building for Sustainable Development of Noto Peninsula, Japan: Activity Reports by Satoyama Meisters / 能登åŠå³¶ã®æŒç¶šç™ºå±•ã®ãŸã‚ã®äººæ育æˆï¼šé‡Œå±±ãƒžã‚¤ã‚¹ã‚¿ãƒ¼ã‹ã‚‰ã®æ´»å‹•å ±å‘Š / Satoyama refers to Japanese tradi...
Volume 48
Impacts of climate change on tourist destinations / / Climate change has come to the fore as a global issue, threatening the livelihood of the human being. The brunt of climate change is vividly presented by a series of events in various parts of th...
Volume 47
Building Community Resilience and Sustaining Traditional Knowledge through Medicinal Plant, Food and Tourism / è–¬è‰ã€å±±èœæ–™ç†ã¨è¦³å…‰ã‚’通ã˜ãŸ 地域コミュニティã«ãŠã‘る回復力ã¨ä¼çµ±çŸ¥è˜ã®æŒç¶šæ€§ã®ç™ºå±• / Medicinal an...
Volume 46
Revisiting tourism villages in IndonesiaThe synergy of the penta-helix tourism stakeholders / / Following the success of previous webinar volume 38 on ‘empowering tourism villages: successful practices from Indonesia’, this webinar aims to furth...
Satellite V 15
UNWTO.TedQual CertificationA Journey to Tourism Education Excellence / / This webinar celebrates the success of UNWTO.TedQual since its launch in 2000, becoming one of the most respected and sophisticated quality assurance systems for tourism educa...
Volume 44
Global standards vs. local realities – how to make it work in tourism and hospitality? / / There appear to be two coexisting, and occasionally at odds, conceptions among sustainable tourism and hospitality experts in regards to setting an industry...
Volume 42
A Nice Place to Live is a Nice Place to Visit / / The livability and attractiveness of a place is influenced by its culture, lifestyle, natural landscape, and built environment. These resources and their mélange shape the place and as such respond ...
Satellite V 14
Best Tourism Villages by UNWTOBest Practices for Rural Development / / The Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO initiative promotes sustainable tourism for rural development. It recognizes outstanding villages that practice tourism development in harmony ...
Volume 41
Dark Sky: light up sustainability / / Dark Sky is a concept and a brand destination with two missions: to protect the night sky which, means to reach a level of almost zero light pollution, and to develop destinations under an integrated sustainable...
Volume 40
Beauty and Wellness Therapy and Community-based Tourism / / The strong tradition of beauty therapy has become a major theme in health and wellness tourism. This webinar discusses the importance of approaches based on the community’s requirements, ...
Volume 39
Land succession through tourism microentrepreneurship among Black landowners / / Land ownership and agribusiness have been the source of pride and freedom for marginalized and indigenous people around the world. Yet, in the U.S., there has been a co...
Volume 38
EMPOWERING TOURISM VILLAGESSuccessful Practices from Indonesia / / This webinar discusses how rural tourism contributes to socioeconomic wellbeing of local communities. Villages with distinct appeals have the potential to become successful tourism d...
Volume 37
AI for SMART destination stewardship / / Destinations have a persistent tendency to grow in unsustainable ways for the short-term benefit of powerful industry actors and the long-term detriment of host communities. The incidence of Overtourism and i...
Satellite V 10
Working Together with Local Communities and Governments for a Better Destination Management Through UNWTO.QUESTLessons from Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association’s experience with the UNWTO.QUEST Certification / / The Thompson Okanagan Tourism As...
Volume 35
Glocalization of the Tourism Industry / / The tourism industry of today is shaped by Anglo-Western world, a trend which has suppressed the distinctiveness of local peoples and destinations. The host cultures, languages, and practices are often silen...
Volume 34
Tourism gig economy in small communities / / New forms of temporary, hyper-flexible, employment (i.e., gigs) have become prevalent in many economic sectors. Tourism is at the forefront of this trend with prominent web platforms such as Uber, Airbnb,...
Volume 33
END OF EXCESSIVE TOURISM?Perspectives on Sustainability of (mass)Tourism / / Mobility has been challenged by Covid-19, transportation systems paralyzed, and international border closed—with carefree travel in a distance. Since past “excess†in...
Volume 32
RECIPROCAL ALTRUISM AND TOURISMCooperation and Trust (or not) in Guest-host Interactions / / Cooperation has long been a topic of interest in tourism studies research in regional development, alliance, and marketing contexts based on social science ...
Volume 31
Current and future issues of tourism in the Arab region / / The Arab region has always been a worldwide destination for tourism since ancient civilizations. Destinations such as Egypt, Iraq, and Palestine have received international visitors for tho...
Satellite V 7
Trabajando junto con las comunidades locales y los gobiernos para una mejor gestión de los destinos a través de UNWTO.QUESTLecciones de la Fundación Mallorca Turisme con la Certificación UNWTO.QUEST / Working Together with Local Communities and G...
Satellite v 6
Tourism for Inclusive Growth; Models, practices, and learnings / / Monday 27 September is World Tourism Day 2021 with the theme of “Tourism for Inclusive Growthâ€. But how is this possible when the COVID-19 has had such a massive socioeconomic i...
Volume 29
WOMEN IN TOURISM EXPLORING CHALLENGES AND EMERGING OPPORTUNITIES / / Women contribute 54% of the tourism workforce internationally. Despite this, however, they still face challenges in terms of bridging gender-based wage gaps, breaking gender stere...
Volume 27
ГаÑÑ‚Ñ€Ð¾Ð½Ð¾Ð¼Ð¸Ñ ÐºÐ°Ðº новый двигатель туризма на Шелковом пути в Центральной Ðзии / Gastronomy as a new Driver of Tourism along the Silk Road in Central Asia / ГаÑÑ‚Ñ€Ð¾Ð½Ð¾Ð¼Ð¸Ñ Ð¿Ñ€ÐµÐ´...
Satellite V 5
Trabajando junto con las comunidades locales y los gobiernos para una mejor gestión de los destinos a través de UNWTO.QUEST lecciones de la experiencia de Punta del Este con la Certificación UNWTO.QUEST / Working Together with Local Communities an...
Volume 26
Creating and Marketing Tourism Values for Communities through Local Foods / / This webinar discusses how local heritages and identities can be utilized to create opportunities for tourism in communities through local foods. The benefits of food tour...
Volume 25
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Volume 24
Mountain Tourism and Community Development: Lessons from the Himalayas / / The Himalayas region has a unique environment for mountain tourism. Its development dates back to the middle of the 20th century, popularized after George Mallory’s first c...
Satellite V 2
چالش‌های منابع انسانی در پسا کرونابا نگاهی به تجربیات بین‌المللی / / ØÙظ Ùˆ بازآÙرینی سرمایه‌های انسانی پس از دگرگونی‌های پرشتاب در ÙضاÛ...
Volume 22
The Inca Trail and its impact on community-based tourism / / The Inca Trail (Qhapac Ñan in Quechua) with an extension of more than 30,000 kilometers, is considered the most extensive network of roads in pre-Columbian America. It was built to contro...
Satellite V 1
تقاضای سÙر در پساکرونا Ùˆ تغییر الگوهای رÙتاری گردشگران / / با شیوع کرونا در جهان نه تنها صنعت رو به رشد گردشگری بلکه سایر عرصه های اقتصاد ÛŒ ...
Volume 20
Domestic Tourism in Asia: Restart and Long-term Strategies / / With COVID-19 vaccination becoming available worldwide, the light at the end of this tunnel is getting stronger. The tourism industry has started tuning up its production engines, prepar...
Volume 19
GLOCALIZATION OF THE TOURISM INDUSTRY:Homogenization vs Distinctiveness / / The tourism industry of today is shaped by Anglo-Western world, a trend which has suppressed the distinctiveness of local peoples and destinations. The host cultures, langua...
Volume 17
SMEs and tourism education in the Middle East / المشروعات الصغيرة والمتوسطة والتعليم السياØÙŠ ÙÙŠ الشرق الأوسط / Tourism’s ability to create job opportunities for entrepreneurs with limited capital...
Volume 16
Smart community tourism development in Indonesia / / Tourism in Indonesia has grown strongly over the past several years. The established tourism sector is based around sun and sand, nature and culture and growth has placed stress on more well-devel...
Volume 14
El turismo rural en Iberoamérica ante la pandemia del COVID-19 / / El turismo rural ha sido una de las modalidades de turismo más beneficiadas en Europa durante el pasado verano, pero también en muchos lugares de Iberoamérica. Los espacios rural...
Volume 13
Resilience of ecotourism communities in the South Pacific / / Some small communities in the South Pacific have embraced ecotourism to develop livelihoods that leverage the fragile environmental resources that surround them, and the charismatic cultu...
Volume 11
Small community tourism development in Sri Lanka / / Tourism in Sri Lanka has grown strongly over the past several years. The country received 1.9 million tourists in 2019. The established tourism sector is based around sun and sand, wildlife and an...
Volume 10
Community-level Poverty Alleviation through Tourism / 通过旅游业的社区脱贫（ä¸æ–‡ç³»åˆ—） / This webinar, conducted in Chinese language only, will be moderated by Jing XU, former Director of the Regional Programme for Asia and the Pacifi...
Volume 8
Special edition in Portuguese: O paper das redes microempresariais / / Os microempreendedores turÃsticos, pela natureza do seu pequeno tamanho e escassos recursos, sentem dificuldades para que os seus interesses sejam considerados pelos lÃderes da...
Volume 7
Development of Resilience and Leadership in Small Communities / / Because the CoVID19 pandemic has dramatically reduced the volume of travel worldwide, small communities that formerly had income from tourism have no choice but to function—do busin...
Volume 5
COVID-19 pandemic and recovery strategies of tourism SMEs: Perspectives on Iran / / The worldwide outbreak of COVID-19 has triggered an unprecedented crisis in the global tourism economy due to the severe travel restrictions as well as substantial s...
Volume 4
Prospects for hosting global service learning programs / / Small under-resourced communities are often involved in the provision of accommodation services and cultural experiences to groups of students from international institutions. These host com...
Volume 2
Actions of Small Destinations to Restore Tourism, Lessons from Beppu, Japan / / Tourism-dependent communities and small businesses around the world have been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic due to the fast and almost absolute decline in t...
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