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Reconfigura Destino Initiative

Preliminary results of its implementation were presented at a Webinar on February 25, 2021, organized by George Washington University School of Business, Master of Tourism Administration.
Memorandum of Understanding between CED and WINTA

CED and WINTA both share a common view that tourism developments which respect the rights of Indigenous people, can provide opportunities for indigenous peoples to be protagonists of their own development.
SYNERGIES BETWEEN TOURISM AND CULTURE

As an active affiliate member of UNWTO, CED is dedicated to promoting amongst its partner destinations the commitments and actions comprised in the 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2019 Declarations on Tourism and Culture
Global Network of Partners

CED is pleased to announce the composition of its Global Network of Partners. The CED’s mission is to guide destinations worldwide towards excellence.

Reconfigura Destino Initiative

Preliminary results of its implementation were presented at a Webinar on February 25, 2021, organized by George Washington University School of Business, Master of Tourism Administration.
Memorandum of Understanding between CED and WINTA

CED and WINTA both share a common view that tourism developments which respect the rights of Indigenous people, can provide opportunities for indigenous peoples to be protagonists of their own development.
SYNERGIES BETWEEN TOURISM AND CULTURE

As an active affiliate member of UNWTO, CED is dedicated to promoting amongst its partner destinations the commitments and actions comprised in the 2015, 2017, 2018 and 2019 Declarations on Tourism and Culture
Global Network of Partners

CED is pleased to announce the composition of its Global Network of Partners. The CED’s mission is to guide destinations worldwide towards excellence.

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Summit on the Role of Culture in Sustainable Development

Source：CED Author：Communication CED Date：2019/4/7

UCLG's Culture Summit is a unique event that brings together cities, local governments and other key actors

committed to the effective implementation of policies and programmes on culture and sustainability at the local level.

Ms. Randa Napky, CED Director for The Francophonie Member States, and Director General Tourisme

Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada-Québec, was a speaker in the following session:

Promoting and Protecting Cultural Goods: Mission Impossible? Strategies for Sustainable Cultural Tourism.

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