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University Course: Tourism and International Cooperation for Development

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Washington
United States
38° 53' 42.4032" N, 77° 2' 10.9176" W
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19 August 2013 - 17 October 2013

This intensive course trains university graduates and professionals in subject areas related to international cooperation and development through tourism. Participants are given an opportunity to achieve specialization in this area of work and become affiliated with the UNWTO.Volunteer Corps which supports UNWTO international projects and those of other agencies of the UN System.

Objectives

  • To provide participants with basic knowledge and tools to take part in international cooperation projects (or development programmes) through tourism.
  • To disseminate UNWTO's principles and guidelines, especially tourism's role as an instrument of development and poverty alleviation;
  • To disseminate the ideals of service and solidarity rooted in the essence of volunteerism;
  • To become part of the UNWTO Volunteers Corps

 

Participant profile

University graduates, young professionals and early retirees from disciplines relevant to development cooperation, over 21 years of age, demonstrating interest in participating in projects of international cooperation for development related to tourism. A basic introduction to tourism will be provided for participants with no academic or experiential background in tourism.

 

Structure of the course

Part 1: On-line

From August 19 to September 27, 2013

Estimated hours: 90-100 hours

 

Part 2: On-site

George Washington University (GW), Washington DC, USA

From October 5 to 17, 2013

Hours of instruction and field studies: 100 hours

The on-site component of the course follows a practical methodology based on specific knowledge on issues relevant to tourism and international cooperation for development, so that the participant acquires hands-on tools used in the UNWTO.Volunteer programme.

The on-site course includes the development of a concept design for a sustainable tourism project as well as rapid-destination assessment fieldwork in the DC Metropolitan area. Case studies and best practices will be presented by GW professors, tourism experts from international cooperation or development agencies, and UNWTO/Themis officers.

Also, a briefing will be provided on PM4SD-a new methodology and qualification developed in Europe for designing and managing successful tourism projects.

A detailed agenda and outline of course content will be provided before the GW on-site component begins.

 

Cost of the course

The total cost of the course is $2,900.

This fee will cover costs for the on line and on site portions of the course and the provision of course materials, lunch and refreshment breaks during the Course.

Participants will be responsible for payment of travel to and from Washington, DC, additional meals and accommodations.

The GW will provide information to assist participants in finding appropriate accommodations as needed.

Payment Deadline:

Tuition fees, for all admitted participants, must be paid before 31 July 2013.The admission of the participant will be formalized with the payment.

 

Admission information

The official on-line application form of the University Course on Tourism and International Cooperation for Development must be submitted and the required documentation must be sent in PDF or JPG format to [email protected], with subject: "CoopInt13GWU-Surname", before 31 July 2013.

Documentation required:

  • Copy of your highest academic degree.
  • Photograph
  • English certificate for non-native speakers only (TOEFL and IELTS are preferred).
  • Letter of recommendation (Professional or Academic).
  • Letter of motivation stating why you want to participate in this course.
  • Copy of your passport (biographical page).
  • *Visa formalities are the sole responsibility of the participant.
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UNWTO.Practicum 2013 – French & Spanish Editions

Locations

Andorra la Vella
Andorra
42° 30' 22.7412" N, 1° 31' 18.6096" E
Andorra la Vella
Andorra
42° 30' 22.7412" N, 1° 31' 18.6096" E
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UNWTO.Practicum 2013
17 June 2013 - 23 June 2013

The UNWTO.Themis Foundation is launching the Spanish/French editions of the 2013 UNWTO Practicum programme. This capacity building programme will include a workshop on Social Media in Tourism Destinations – towards Smart Destinations and will be held in French and Spanish, at the UNWTO Headquarters in Madrid and at the UNWTO.Themis Foundation offices in the Principality of Andorra from 16 to 23 June 2013.

The Practicum has the threefold objective of: (a) building capacity of officials from the National Tourism Administrations of UNWTO Member States in their core areas of responsibility; (b) familiarizing them with the UNWTO and UNWTO.Themis programmes of work and the activities and services provided therein; and (c) creating the opportunity for networking between the participants and with the responsible UNWTO and UNWTO.Themis officials. In this way, NTA officials can obtain greater benefits from the added value which UNWTO offers its Members as well as having face-to-face contact with its officials in the different programme areas and regional programmes.

Candidates presented for the UNWTO.Practicum should hold a post at management level in the National Tourism Administration of their countries and be able to contribute actively to the Practicum’s proceedings. Candidates should have an excellent command of French and/or Spanish as the Practicum and Seminar will be conducted in these languages (a good level of English will also be needed in both editions). Members are requested to forward their nomination of a candidate, with the completed application form (this can be found athttps://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PractJun13_application), letter of intention and supporting documents as soon as possible. Due to the inter-active nature of the Practicum, it will be limited to 10 participants per language.

Applications must be submitted with a formal letter from the highest authority of the National Tourism Administration (Minister, Director-General) from the respective Governments nominating their candidate. The proposed candidates will be selected on merit. The deadline for application is 28 May 2013, at the latest.

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Thirteenth meeting - Committee on Statistics and the Tourism Satellite Account

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UNWTO Headquarters Madrid
Spain
40° 25' 0.39" N, 3° 42' 13.644" W
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1 July 2013 - 2 July 2013
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6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism

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Dunhuang, 62
China
36° 4' 12.126" N, 103° 46' 10.3296" E
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1 August 2013 - 3 August 2013

               

On 1-3 August 2013, Dunhuang (Gansu, China) will host the 6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism, an event jointly organized by UNWTO, China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) and Gansu Province of China. The Meeting is also organized in collaboration with the China Chamber of Tourism, the members of which are the major tourism operational and investment companies throughout China.

Objectives of the 6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism

The 6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism will bring together experts in the fields of tourism, marketing, investment and heritage management to discuss how to raise the profile of Silk Road tourism and drive development that is sustainable, responsible and internationally competitive. The Meeting will look at how stakeholders can leverage from the Silk Road's positioning and help rebuild the world's most important travel route.

Topics to be addressed at the Meeting will include:

  • World tourism trends and outlook for the Silk Road region
  • Creating a stronger environment for business growth and investment
  • The important role of Silk Road cities
  • Developing and enhancing the Silk Road product
  • Facilitating travel to strengthen the Silk Road's extensive network of destinations
  • Addressing environmental concerns and safeguarding heritage

Gansu and the Silk Road

Gansu is home to many ancient monuments along the Silk Road including temples, monasteries, pagodas, towers and ancient palaces. The architecture, crops and attractions of Gansu still have the influence of the people who settled and passed by during the time of the ancient Silk Road.

Furthermore, the Silk Road has been listed as the number one route of the top 12 routes in China by the China National Tourism Administration. With its rich cultural and natural attractions, Gansu is rapidly establishing itself as one of the world's top Silk Road destinations.

Meeting Information

6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism - Preliminary Programme: ENGLISH RUSSIAN

6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism - Technical Note:               ENGLISH RUSSIAN

General Information Note

Flight Connections to and from Dunhuang

Attendee Registration Form - English/Russian

ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE HERE

For more information, please contact us: [email protected]

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First Meeting of the UNWTO.TedQual Students’ Advisory Board

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Bournemouth
United Kingdom
50° 43' 8.9904" N, 1° 52' 50.7684" W
Bournemouth
United Kingdom
50° 43' 8.9904" N, 1° 52' 50.7684" W
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4 September 2013 - 6 September 2013

From 4 to 6 September 2013 will be held at the University of Bournemouth, United Kingdom, the first meeting of the UNWTO.TedQual Students’ Advisory Board.

This Advisory Board has been created with the goal to learn from the students – in their role of future tourism professionals – about their thoughts, worries, aspirations and commitments once accessing the labour market, as well as, in turn, sharing the tourism sector’s main concerns regarding a better practice of the profession.

To attain this objective, students from UNWTO.TedQual Institutions from around the world will gather for three days in Bournemouth to share their opinion with UNWTO on two main topics: The Tourism Labour Market and how they, as future professionals, can make clear commitments to contribute to its Sustainable Development.

During the meeting, the Advisory Board will therefore have the opportunity to speak with the employers, to participate in mock job interviews, and work on the ethics Decalogue for future professionals of the tourism sector.

We strongly hope this Students’ Advisory Board will contribute to a better development of the sector, as well as to the development of the student’s own personal and professional talents.

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UNWTO International Course Excellence in Tourism Marketing: Social Media in the Tourism Destination

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Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
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UNWTO International Course Argentina 2013: Social Media in Tourism Destinations
5 May 2013 - 11 May 2013

La Organización Mundial del Turismo, la Fundación OMT.Themis y el Ministerio de Turismo de Argentina llevarán a cabo, del 5 al 11 de mayo, en la ciudad de San Carlos de Bariloche, el Curso Internacional de capacitación de la OMT Excelencia en marketing turístico: Los medios sociales en el destino turístico, en colaboración con el Ministerio de cultura, turismo y deporte de la provincia del Rio Negro y la Secretaría de Turismo de San Carlos de Bariloche.

El curso tiene como objetivo aportar los conocimientos y las herramientas, así como un foro para el debate y la reflexión sobre las diversas estrategias de comunicación para que, al final del curso, los participantes puedan diseñar, planificar y gestionar su estrategia global de destino turístico que aproveche al máximo los medios sociales.

La metodología docente del curso se ha planteado a través de un programa teórico-práctico que analice experiencias aplicables para los participantes. Se trata de una combinación de presentaciones metodológicas por expertos internacionales de la OMT, discusiones en grupos de reflexión, una parte de aplicación demostrativa y actividades durante el curso.

Se busca a través de este enfoque, utilizar una serie de herramientas y la experiencia de los expertos y participantes para generar foros de discusión que permitan una aproximación integral al manejo del tema del marketing turístico.

Carlos Vogeler, Director Regional para las Américas de la OMT, señala que el tema de este curso en su novena edición está totalmente alineado con los objetivos y estrategias del Programa Regional y ofrece una perspectiva innovadora sobre la utilización de las redes sociales en el ámbito del turismo. La OMT celebra que Argentina, con el liderazgo del Ministro de Turismo Enrique Meyer, continúe trabajando y brindando su apoyo para la realización de estos cursos que ya se han constituido en una marca dentro de la subregión.

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UNWTO-THEMIS International Course - Excellence in Tourism Marketing: Social Media in the Tourism Destination

Locations

Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
Bariloche
Argentina
41° 8' 0.4992" S, 71° 18' 37.0008" W
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5 May 2013 - 11 May 2013

The World Tourism Organization invites the officials of the National Tourism Administrations to the upcoming UNWTO-THEMIS International Course on Excellence in Tourism Marketing: Social Media in the Tourism Destination, which will be delivered in Spanish only, and held in Bariloche, Argentina from 5 to 11 May 2013.

Introducción

Las redes sociales juegan un papel cada vez más importante en el sector turístico. La difusión de datos, mensajes, opiniones e imágenes a través de Twitter, Facebook, blogs, Flickr y otras plataformas, así como los nuevos modelos de gestión de la información que ahora son posibles, son hoy parte importante del sistema de inteligencia y comunicación de un destino turístico.

El usuario global, que también es turista, consume y genera cuatro o cinco veces más información sobre nuestro destino que hace una década, por lo que los destinos, han de ser capaces de aprender a “escuchar” y “dialogar” con el nuevo viajero, en los canales y el lenguaje en el que ahora se comunican, cuando hablan de nuestra ciudad o territorio.

Asimismo, los dispositivos móviles fomentan la comunicación en turismo, ya que son fáciles de transportar y accesibles. Mientras los viajeros están de vacaciones o en viaje de negocios, pueden usar sus smartphones o tabletas para encontrar y/o compartir información sobre el destino en el que se encuentran.

Los resultados del Worldwide Travel Monitor demuestran que el 40% de los viajeros internacionales se desplazan con smartphones con conexión a Internet, correo electrónico y otras funciones. Entre estos usuarios de smartphone, el 40% los utilizan para obtener información sobre el destino y el 26% de los turistas y el 34% de los viajeros de negocios los utilizan para cambiar sus reservas durante el viaje. Poco más de un tercio de los viajeros internacionales utilizan sus teléfonos inteligentes para acceder a las redes sociales móviles. Esto se traduce en que los turistas, aún estando en el destino, cuelgan contenido en sus páginas de Facebook o blogs, o fotografías en Twitter o Flickr.

El tratamiento de la información a nivel de gestión de destino turístico, dispone hoy de nuevas estrategias que aprovechan y segmentan la información común sobre el destino, ante la toma de decisiones bajo el modelo de Clúster Turístico. El nuevo tratamiento de la información bajo el prisma de Smart Destination o destino inteligente, permite aprovechar al máximo las herramientas sociales online, para alimentar tanto la inteligencia del destino, como las interacciones que agentes del destino y turistas, pueden generar gracias a las redes sociales.

Las tecnologías SOLOMO (Social Local Mobile), requieren de estrategias que ayuden a que el viajero promocione nuestro destino con valor social, así como a aportar información sobre sus patrones de consumo, gustos y actividades en destino geolocalizadas, que nos ayuden a mejorar de forma continua nuestra propuesta turística.

En base a lo citado, este curso ofrecerá una visión global de los elementos, roles y oportunidades más importantes que pueden aportar hoy los medios sociales en el turismo, exponiendo las técnicas, estrategias y casos más actuales en el área de medios de comunicación social y formando así a los participantes de una manera interactiva, capacitándolos para diseñar, crear y gestionar su propio sistema de gestión turística que aproveche al máximo las oportunidades que nos brindan las redes sociales, bajo un prisma de destino inteligente en modelo de Clúster.

Objetivo General

El objetivo de esta actividad de capacitación es aportar los conocimientos, habilidades, herramientas y un foro para el debate y la reflexión sobre las diversas herramientas y estrategias de comunicación para que, al final del curso, los participantes puedan diseñar, planificar y gestionar su estrategia global de destino turístico que aproveche al máximo los medios sociales.

Público objetivo

Funcionarios altamente cualificados que ocupan un puesto de nivel gerencial con responsabilidades en la toma de decisiones en la ANT o en un destino turístico, interesados en los medios sociales como parte de una estrategia de comunicación, con la nominación y el apoyo de la máxima autoridad de la Administración Nacional de Turismo.

Metodología

La metodología docente del curso se ha planteado a través de un programa teórico-práctico que analice experiencias aplicables para los participantes. Se trata de una combinación de presentaciones metodológicas por expertos internacionales de la OMT, discusiones en grupos de reflexión, una parte de aplicación demostrativa y actividades durante el curso.

Se busca a través de este enfoque, utilizar una serie de herramientas y la experiencia de los expertos y participantes para generar foros de discusión que permitan una aproximación integral al manejo del tema de la gestión y la planificación turística. 

Trabajo Previo

Los participantes prepararán información sobre el plan estratégico de comunicación de su país, su relación con los medios sociales y ejemplos o propuestas de comunicación en medios sociales, exitosos (o no) de sus organismos u otros que conozcan. También deberán tener cuentas personales de Google, Twitter y Facebook para usar durante el curso.

Contenidos

Módulo 1. La era de la comunicación social

Módulo 2. La segmentación social: estrategias y herramientas social CRM 

Módulo 3. Las estrategias de los medios sociales para Smart Destinations

Módulo 4. La estrategia de los medios sociales para un destino turístico

Perfil del postulante internacional

Todo interesado residiendo en Argentina que desee postular deberá hacerlo a través de su Ministerio de Turismo de la Nación.

Los interesados residentes fuera de Argentina que postulen a  través de la OMT deben:

  • ser funcionarios cualificados de turismo de los Estados Miembros de la OMT;
  • ser designados por sus respectivos Gobiernos, mediante una carta de nominación de la máxima autoridad al frente de la Administración Nacional de Turismo;
  • haber completado la educación universitaria validada por un título (por lo menos a nivel licenciatura o maestría);
  • tener un excelente dominio del español; y
  • poseer una póliza de seguro internacional a todo riesgo que lo/la cubra personalmente durante toda su estancia en el extranjero.

Selección de los candidatos internacionales

Un máximo de 20 funcionarios de habla hispana de turismo de los Estados Miembros de la OMT serán seleccionados según sus méritos, cualificaciones, experiencia, nivel de español y designación por la máxima autoridad al frente de la Administración Nacional de Turismo.

Becas

La Organización Mundial del Turismo y su Fundación OMT.Themis y el Ministerio de Turismo de Argentina otorgan 20 becas que cubren el costo total de la matrícula, el alojamiento, la manutención (no está incluida la cena del viernes, 10 de mayo) y el transporte interno requerido para el buen desarrollo del curso.

Postulación internacional

Los funcionarios de turismo de habla hispana de los Estados Miembros de la OMT interesados, que cubran los requisitos mencionados, deberán:

  • completar el formulario de inscripción: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/OMTArg13Inscripcion
  • enviar una carta de motivación a la OMT, indicando su compromiso en el curso, sus logros profesionales y objetivos de carrera, y cómo estos se relacionan con el curso, los objetivos profesionales que esperan obtener a través de su participación en el curso; y
  • enviar la carta de nominación de la máxima autoridad al frente de la Administración Nacional de Turismo;

antes del 15 de abril 2013 a:

Sr. Alejandro Varela

Director Adjunto del Programa Regional para las Américas

Organización Mundial del Turismo

Fax: + 34 91 571 3733

Correo electrónico: [email protected]

 

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III Workshop - SCBP, for the CIS countries and Georgia (2011-2013)

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III Workshop, Baku, Azerbaijan, 10-12 June 2013

PRESENTATIONS

Welcome and Opening of the Workshop III

Availability of Tourism Statistics in CIS Countries and Gerogia: How Do We Meet the Needs of User Community
    Dissemination of tourism statistics: IRTS 2008 recommendations and UNWTO publications

    Tourism statistics quality assessment and quality assurance frameworks

Focusing on Selected Conceptual Issues

Selected Data Compilation Issues Important for the Region
    Content and structure of the tourism demand questionnaires

   Identification of tourism characteristic products and industries in terms of national product and activity classifications: international recommendations and good country practices

    Accommodation statistics: organization, content and structure of the questionnaires

    Surveys of travel agencies and tour operators and their importance for tourism statistics and TSA compilation

Compilation of Tourism Satellite Account: Challenges and Goods Practices

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UNWTO Call for Papers - World Tourism Day

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Maldives
Maldives
Maldives
Maldives
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On the occasion of World Tourism Day (WTD) 2013 to be celebrated under the theme Tourism and Water- Protecting Our Common, UNWTO is pleased to inform that it has opened a call for papers on the theme “Tourism and Water”. Contributions should stress the importance of water planning for sustainable management and green growth in the tourism sector. The selected essays will be announced as part of the official WTD celebrations, including a special press release to be disseminated through the UNWTO website and networks.

The World Tourism Day (WTD) is held every year on September 27, a day dedicated among the international community to highlight the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political and economic value. This year´s WTD will be held in Maldives under the theme Tourism and Water- Protecting Our Common Future, in support of the United Nations International Year of Water Cooperation.

 

For more information please contact [email protected]

 

 

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Bournemouth University, eTourism innovations in the Digital era

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Bournemouth University Talbot Campus
Fern Barrow
Bournemouth, BMH BH12 5BB
United Kingdom
50° 43' 18.8472" N, 1° 51' 40.9068" W
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Bournemouth University, eTourism innovations in the Digital era
8 June 2013

 

eTourism innovations in the Digital era 

 

 

The Digital Era requires tourism organisations and destinations to use Information Communication Technologies and adopt eTourism innovations to strengthen their competitiveness. This event gives the opportunity to show case research undertaken by the eTourism Lab at the School of Tourism, Bournemouth University  http://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/etourismlab/ and engage in dialogue with tourism, travel, hospitality, as well as technology and marketing professionals on the emerging innovations in the marketplace. Chairman Professor Dimitrios Buhalis will ensure that there will be great interactivity and also networking will take place prior to the event on Facebook and on a social gathering at the Slug and Lettuce Pub in Bournemouth after the event.

Join the conversation on Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/events/550497218315609/?fref=ts

The event will discuss a range of issues including:

  • Social Media, Location Based and Mobile (SoLoMo) Marketing is increasingly becoming a critical and pivotal tool for tourism marketing. It combines social media, location and context based marketing as well as mobile devices. Interactions are no longer bound by the constraints of stationary computers, as they are becoming digital real-time experiences at a physical location. SoLoMo represents a powerful opportunity in the field of social commerce, allowing marketers to serve better today’s multi-channel, multi-experience consumer in real time. 
  • Social Transformation and the new generation of ‘digital travellers’ that make use of new technologies in all stages of the customer journey (mobile devices, tablets, desktop PCs etc.). Through extended value chains and co-creation between organisations and consumers as well as consumers with each other, the new tourism industry is evolving to one that is based on engagement and value added services. New features such as private cloud computing, internet TV and face/pattern/image recognition will provide more exciting ways for interaction and visualisation.
  • Augmented Reality and Gaming has the potential to augment a number of important activities, as well as different types of environments (hotels, parks, airports) and services (entertainment, education) to engage with a destination and its history, architecture, heritage and traditions; to interact not only with the physical surroundings but also with other people (residents and visitors). 
  • Online reputation and E-Branding The interactive power of social media encourage more business to consumer, consumer to consumer engagements and dialogues. Successful online reputation management in Web 2.0 and social media, require tourism providers to carefully curate the content available in their own platforms, for instance, official website in Facebook and Twitter, regularly monitoring content, and systematically monitoring all forms of social media such as third party online review websites.

It is evident that the world is moving real fast, with interconnectivity between systems, proximity marketing and context driving a range of these changes. However it is critical to remember that it is not about technology but about value generated, packaged and delivered to the right customer, at the right place, at the right time, and at the right price. Technology enables the interactivity, engagement and co-creation of this but it is fundamental to focus on the needs of the consumer, co-create the experience and ensure that all stakeholders work in harmony together towards collective competitiveness.

 

For more information visit the events website clicking here or the facebook event clicking here.

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