More than 400 global destinations awarded WTTC Safe Travels stamp
The World Travel & Tourism Council has awarded New Zealand, Switzerland, and Oman its WTTC Safe Travels stamp.
There are now more than 400 destinations around the world with the Safe Travels’ stamp.
It is a globally recognised seal of approval for Covid-safe destinations with the aim to encourage the return of safe international travel.
The programme was fist launched just over a year ago.
Julia Simpson, President & CEO, WTTC said: "We are delighted that our Safe Travels stamp continues to go from strength to strength and has been adopted by destinations from every corner of the world. "
"From Portugal to Puerto Rico, Sri Lanka to Slovenia, our stamp is now recognised around the globe.
"This is testimony to the hard work and dedication of all those involved in making our stamp work for both destinations and travellers.
"This sets a standard of health and safety protocols so visitors can travel safe in the knowledge that a destination is following the highest standards."
According to WTTC’s 2020 Economic Impact Report (EIR), in 2019, travel and tourism contributed 10.4% to global GDP and supported 334 million jobs.
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