EU Manifesto 2004
Author: WTTC
The recent enlargement of the EU was hailed as the start of a new opportunity for Europe and its citizens. But the key to success will be to translate the rhetoric into reality - above all, in terms of jobs and growth. The World Travel & Tourism Council has clear ideas about this can be done.
Security Action Plan 2003
Author: WTTC
The attacks of September 11, 2001 in the USA and other terrorist atrocities have highlighted an urgent need for a coherent strategy, based on a public-private sector partnership, to enhance the global security of Travel and Tourism. To address this WTTC, together with leading security experts Objective Team, have developed an Action Plan aimed at coordinating efforts by all stakeholders, private and public to reduce possible terrorism's impact on the industry and its customers.
Security Action Plan 2003 Executive Summary
Author: WTTC
Travel and Tourism Security Action Plan 2003. The Travel & Tourism industry is uniquely placed to address some of the issues that underlie the causes of global terrorism. The key points of action this summary are: 1. Coordinate all policy, actions and communications 2. Secure operating environments 3. Deny Terrorists freedom of action 4. Access and work with the best intelligence
US Manifesto 2006
Author: WTTC
The World Travel & Tourism Council's (WTTC's) Global summit, held in May 2006 in Washington under the theme Open Mind, Open World, clearly demonstrated the importance of Travel & Tourism - not only with regard to its economic significance, but also its contribution to building international understanding. WTTC expressed concern over the long-term negative impact of the US Government's lack of commitment on the US economy. For these reasons WTTC generated numerous recommendations.
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