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GSTC for Botswana
Conference set for Maun in December
The annual Global Sustainable Tourism Conference (#GSTC2018) will take place in Maun, Botswana, December 7th-10th.
It will address topics based on the Kasane Call to Action to accelerate sustainable consumption and production (SCP)
GSTC2018 will bring together international and domestic tourism stakeholders involved in the development and promotion of sustainable tourism; including public sector, hotels, tour operators, academia, development agencies, NGOs, consultants, and more.
Topics will include:
- Achieving Sustainable Destination Management
- Certification as a Driver of Sustainable Tourism
- Reaching the SDGs through the GSTC Criteria
- Market Access for Responsible Tourism Businesses
Conference participants can join the complimentary full day post-conference tour in Moremi Game Reserve, in the Okavango Delta.
More info and registration: HERE
Valere Tjolle
Valere is editor and publisher of this year’s just released Sustainable Tourism 02
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