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6th March 2014, Main Adventure Stage in Hall 4.1 Welcome to share our Vision for Innovation in Sustainable Tourism Valere Tjolle From VESTAS to VISTAS! Showcasing best practices at ITB DestiNet Partner Programme - Helping


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6th March 2014, Main Adventure Stage in Hall 4.1

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“Welcome to share our Vision for

Innovation in Sustainable Tourism”

Valere Tjolle

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From VESTAS to VISTAS! – Showcasing best practices at ITB

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DestiNet Partner Programme - Helping destinations to become more sustainable and competitive

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DIG TOOLKIT

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DIG TOOLKIT

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DIG TOOLKIT

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Global Sustainable Tourism Review (GSTR)

A new monitoring system of destinations: Sustainability and quality as percieved by visitors

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Global Sustainable Tourism Review (GSTR)

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Global Sustainable Tourism Review (GSTR)

 Compares the quality and sustainability performance of 1000 destinations  Monitors improvements in sustainability, over time.  Encourages DMOs, DMCs to improve their performance.  Presents sustainability indicators that are relevant to tourists.  Helps holiday makers in selecting destinations and accommodations.

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The GSTR is used by various booking websites, e.g. BookDifferent.com

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Use of GSTR data in BookDifferent.com

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DIG TOOLKIT

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The Travel Green Europe

marketing package Bringing destinations closer to the consumers

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The Partners of Travel Green Europe

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  • Destination profile page: initiatives &

strengths for sustainable development

  • Green Offer Mapping on the global DestiNet

Market Place

  • Quality controlled information base for TGE

partners

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  • Tailor-made sustainable marketing solutions for

destinations

  • Modular system to best highlight destinations

uniqueness

  • Responsible businesses profile pages
  • Story-telling
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GreenHopping Sustainable travel inspiration for Europe

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Tailor-made destination page

  • n GreenHopping
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 Green DestinationViewer (25 pictures )  Newsletter (17.000 travel agents)  AgentKwizzer incl. description / highlights on destination, Kwizz (5 Questions / Answers), Weblinks, 10 coupons (raffle)  Co-operation with pepXpress / EXPI Bonusclub (35.000 travel agents)

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Green Destination Viewer

Travelmotioin

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  • Hotel booking widget: search and book engine

for (eco-labeled) hotels and support your local charity

  • Customised destination page with GSTR

rating*

  • Story telling via blog about sustainable travel,

culture, social subjects

  • Mapping, sharing of profile pages and

content through social networks optimised for SEO

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Make your (green) acco’s bookable and support your local charity

Booking Widget Bookdifferent

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Make your green acco’s bookable

Booking Widget Bookdifferent

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The Partners of TRAVEL GREEN EUROPE Marketing package sponsor the VISTAS 2014

travelgreeneurope.com tge@ecotrans.de

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SPOTLIGHT ON UNSUSTAINBLE TOURISM

17.30 hrs 6th March 2014, Main Adventure Stage in Hall 4.1

REPORTING IRRESPONSIBLE TOURISM

INTERMEZZO

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Unsustainable Tourism Submission Form

In the VISTAwards, bad practice as well as good practice is being highlighted – A spotlight will be shone upon those destinations in which someone has nominated tourism-related unsustainable and irresponsible stakeholder actions. Examples might be: a piece of unjust government policy, poor governance, inappropriate property or destination development, corporate greed, harmful environmental business services/practices, oppressive and unfair social behaviour, unsustainable use of technology, etc...

Spotlight on Irresponsible Tourism

Naming, Shaming & Faming Unsustainable Development in Tourism Destinations

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  • 1. TITLE OF REPORTED IRRESPONSIBLE OR UNSUSTAINABLE ACTIVITY/BUSINESS:*

Algarve International Autodrome Development Area 

  • 2. DATE OF SUBMISSION:*

10.11.10 UPDATED 23-02-2014 

  • 3. INFORMATION SUBMITTED BY:*

Gordon SIllence 

  • 4. REPRESENTATIVE OF (IF APPLICABLE):*

Janela Aberta 21, Sustainable Development Education Centre 

  • 5. CONTACT EMAIL:*

Gordon.sillence@gmail.com 

  • 6. NAME OF PROJECT/BUSINESS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTIVITY:*

Park Algar 

  • 7. ADDRESS:*

Sítio do Escampadinho, Mexilhoeira Grande, 8500- 130 Portimão, Algarve - Portugal 

  • 8. LOCATION:*

37º 13' 19'' N 008º 37' 46'' W 

  • 9. WEB ADDRESS (IF APPLICABLE):*

http://www.autodromoalgarve.com.pt/

SPOTLIGHT on Unsustainable Tourism Submission Form

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DestINet – Keeping a Spotlight on Irresponsible Tourism Development

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Assessing Stakeholder Impacts – Sustainability Analysis Reporting Framework Impact analysis

Qualitative assessment/+

  • Quantitative

assessment/+

  • Alternatives/

Options Comments

How does the action/project/activi ty effect socio- economic processes in the local community, alongside other potential economic impacts?

Turismo de Portugal and Park Algar have made a partnership under Turismo de Portugal’s Partnerships for the future (http://www.t urismocapital .pt/actividade

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Spotlight on Irresponsible Tourism- Tourism Destinations of Sochi (Russia)

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Hurghada, Egypt A mass tourism destination destroying the golden goose of Red Sea ecotourism

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Algarve 2014 - high speed landscape impact receives 90 million EU bailout that raises transparency questions

The Algarve International Race Track – The rusty nail in the coffin of critically endangered Red List species Bonnelli’s Eagle and the Iberian Lynx

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Kok-Zhailyau, Khazakstan – a luxury Ski resort in the protected area habitat of the endangered snow leopard

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… and the loser is:

Rusty Nail Award for irresponsible tourism

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For ITB 2015 we will launch a partnership with park managers, researchers, certificates, awards and the visitors to the protected areas themselves to prepare a list of tourism destinations where unsustainable tourism activities are impacting on key species, habitats and cultures from around the world..

ITB 2015 VISTAward Theme - Spotlight on Irresponsible Tourism in Protected Areas

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 Vistawards@destinet.eu copied to Gordon.destinet@ecotrans.de  We will then publish it in the DestiNet Portal, making sure that the European Environment Agency, UNEP, the UNWTO and our international partnership network receive you news..

Add your own Example for VISTAwards 2015 Spotlight on Irresponsible Tourism

INNOVATION GROUP

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We would like to thank you twice – once for hearing this presentation and once again for acting on it. We look forward to hearing from you!

This presentation was prepared for the VISTAwards by: Ecotrans – DestiNet Training, Education & Development Services www.destinet.eu Gordon Sillence gordon.destinet@ecotrans.de Februrary 2014

INNOVATION GROUP

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INTERMEZZO QualityCoast – what is it?

 A network of 150 coastal and island destinations, focusing on quality and sustainability.  Awards and certification of good tourism quality and good sustainability policy.  Provides transparent information to visitors (through GSTR)  Helping destinations how to plan for improvement.

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First QualityCoast Awards of 2014

Noordwijk (NL): Gold Award Alonissos (Greece): Gold Award Can Gio (VietNam), Nature Award Sintra (Portugal): BasiQ Award Bonaire (NL Caribbean): BasiQ Saba (NL Caribbean): BasiQ Award

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Picture Sintra

Sintra

(Portugal)

BasiQ Award 2014

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Nominations for VISTAS 2014

Destinations are nominated in 3 categories:

  • 1. Island and coastal destinations (QualityCoast)
  • 2. Destinations of the EDEN Association
  • 3. Alpine destinations (Alpine Pearls)
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Nominations for VISTAS 2014

Sustainability and innovations in 20 top destinations

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Nominations for VISTAS 2014

17 Destinations nominated by QualityCoast …

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great offer of local food Specific fishing rules

Protection of the Mediterranean Monk Seal

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Wadden Sea is UNESCO World Heritage

traditional way of making mustard in the local windmill

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clean beaches

  • ver 60 pedestrian and bike trails

dolphin watching

the Global Geopark Network

nine volcanic islands carved with lakes

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“smoke-free” beaches

regulations protecting the coastline from excessive urban pressure

Arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1493

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bicycles free-of-charge

nature restoration projects

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Biosphere Reserve 225 km bike lanes

restoration of the turtle population

UNESCO Starlight Reserve

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traditional style buildings GO-Elektro - electric scooters

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creation of a new heritage trails rehabilitation of Gozo’s Valleys

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family tourism

underground car park under the sand dunes

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local identity

traditional horseback shrimp fishing –

As a cultural heritage UNESCO

coastal town in Flanders

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solar panels, biogas, reduction of CO2 emission in the public lighting

Local identity and cultural heritage preservation

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regional nature park

variety of wetlands, woodlands and dunes

bird area hosting over 200 species

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“dike-in-dune” project clean beaches, rich dunes, and tulip fields in the spring

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plastic reduction in the hotels

Paphos on the UNESCO list

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environmentally friendly transport service

rich nature and animal life

family destination

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traditional wine cultivation

Ecological and Agriculture Reserves

Project "Accessible Beach"

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rich in biodiversity and historical buildings

ecologically sustainable restaurant

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EDEN Association

  • what is it?
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Nominations for VISTAS 2014

2 Destinations nominated by the EDEN Association (EDEN Innovation Prize)

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the best local artisanal products

key product & image 0km food

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ventured in a massive project with innovative sustainable tourism

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Alpine Pearls – what is it?

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Nominations for VISTAS 2014

One destination is nominated by Alpine Pearls

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‘Genuss Pension’

e-car

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And the winners are… for best VISTAS! innovations

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Solar panels, biogas, reduction of CO2 emission in the public lighting

Local identity and cultural heritage preservation

2nd Prize Winner

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creation of a new heritage trails rehabilitation of Gozo’s Valleys

2nd Prize Winner

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2nd Prize Winner

the best local artisanal products

key product & image 0km food

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bicycles free-of-charge

nature restoration projects

The 1st Prize Winner

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1st Prize Winner

ventured in a massive project with innovative sustainable tourism

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‘Genuss Pension’

1st Prize Winner

e-car

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Outlook VISTAS 2015: How you can participate and benefit

 Register your interest  Join a committed destination network, award or certification programme  Assess your sustainability level  Present your innovation

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Nominations for VISTAS 2015

The first candidates, from the VISTAS founding networks

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Green Carpet Ride to VISTAS 2015 Award: Presentation of one – minute pitches

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alpine climate ski resorts photovoltaic and innovative renewable sources

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clean beaches

  • ver 60 pedestrian and bike trails

dolphin watching

the Global Geopark Network

nine volcanic islands carved with lakes

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regulations protecting the coastline from excessive urban pressure

Arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1493

“smoke-free” beaches

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Environmental education

modern National Park centres

sustainable construction

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The Alpine Pearls MTB Cup

biodegradable dishes regional products

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local identity

traditional horseback shrimp fishing –

As a cultural heritage UNESCO

coastal town in Flanders

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barrier-free skiing

fully accessible restaurants

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electric bike “velotaxi” culinary highlights e-mobility

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electric bus

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softly-mobile hotels Nature- and Hiking Hotel Rainer

The Alpine Pearls Hosts

project on creation of wine routes

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“Genuss Pension” local products

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Picture Sintra

rehabilitation program for the grape’s plantation of Ramisco vines

Project on creation of wine routes

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Hasta las VISTAS! in 2015 @ ITB Berlin!