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Four questions destinations should ask about tourism
Many DMOs are looking towards a new model of tourism management to build a more resilient and equitable future for the industry and one that, above all, benefits place and...
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“Destinations are everyone’s business – they are the enterprises, the communal spaces, the public infrastructure, the culture and history, and the people that we all rely on, and protecting them for the long-haul must be a shared responsibility and industry priority.”
Jeremy Sampson, Travel Foundation CEO

How can we put destination needs at the heart of our recovery from the Covid-19 crisis? In 2020, six NGOs including the Travel Foundation came together to launch the Future of Tourism Coalition, which now has over 600 signatories.
We're providing training and mentoring opportunities to BC destinations with the aim of supporting a thriving future for tourism across the province.
We support Destination Management Organisations to answer some of the big questions about how tourism can best deliver both quality experiences for visitors and quality of life for residents, enabling them to create stronger, sustainable plans.
We're supporting GCRP to promote rail travel in Gloucestershire (UK) to showcase the potential impact and role of community rail partnerships for tourism.
Working with a major tour operator (The Travel Corporation) and a destination (Scotland) the Travel Foundation is developing a structured and facilitated process to better understand a company’s emissions at the destination level, and creating a collaborative action plan to reduce and avoid them.
In collaboration with easyJet holidays, we will bring together private, public and local community representation to establish a common set of priorities for tourism management and long-term resilience following the COVID-19 pandemic in five destinations.
We're creating new opportunities for small business entrepreneurs in Jamaica, so that more people can benefit from tourism.
TUI Care Foundation is helping rural communities in Turkey to benefit from tourism by selling locally made products to hotels, restaurants and gift shops.
Many DMOs are looking towards a new model of tourism management to build a more resilient and equitable future for the industry and one that, above all, benefits place and...
Continue ReadingThe Travel Foundation and Expedia Group are working together to launch a first-of-its kind capacity-building program for DMOs on climate action.
Continue ReadingWe're providing training and mentoring opportunities to BC destinations with the aim of supporting a thriving future for tourism across the province.
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