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CALL FOR ENTRIES – your destination could become a sustainable tourism leader
Don’t miss out on the biggest and most important movement in tourism today
Progress rather than perfection is the key
The Top 100 Sustainable Destinations are calling for entries for their 2018 list. Your destination could be on it.
Just entry puts you on the ladder to create a destination that really benefits from tourism.
The theme for 2018 Sustainable Destinations is "Tourism to benefit local communities"
The Sustainable Destinations Global Top 100 competition has been launched for the 4th year, The listing has been organized in conjunction with ten leading sustainable tourism organisations and networks.
Its aim is to highlight tourism success stories, and to exchange good practices to make all destinations more sustainable, and better for local communities and visitors.
Destinations that register for the Top 100 will learn how to develop their tourism through local community involvement.
Enter here: http://greendestinations.org/2018-top100/
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