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Itb: What helps destinations become sustainable
First meeting of green destination community to be held at ITB – invitation only
An inaugural meeting of the Green Destinations community has been set to discuss benefits for responsible and sustainable destinations.
Free membership of the community is offered to destinations selected for the 2014 Sustainable Destinations Top 100
The meeting is to be held at ITB on Friday 6 March, 4-5.30pm at Lindau 4 (Meeting Bridge A, connecting Hall 2 and Hall 7
There will be interactive sessions by Albert Salman of Green Destinations who will outline the concept, online learning and training presentation by Naut Kusters of ECEAT and an outline of Green Destination Community Services from Herbert Hamele of Ecotrans.
Entrance upon invitation only.
There are a few places available subject to space – to get an invitation to the event email [email protected]
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