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Three For the Cost of 1 Sustainable Tourism Report – Order Now for Discount
Tuesday, 26 Nov, 2009
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Buy 1 get 3 special pre-publication offer includes 2010 Sustainable Tourism Report, 2010 Sustainable Tourism Marketing Guide and…NEW 2010 Carbon Market Guide and Tourism Opportunities
The treble 2010 report (including the comprehensive marketing and carbon market guides) is priced at UK£250, US$450, €300 Be amongst the first to read the report by ordering, and paying by 12 January, in advance of the report’s publication date: 23 January 2009. AND GET IT FOR HALF PRICE – SAVE 50%!
Said author and report editor, Valere Tjolle: “The mass movement to sustainable tourism has now begun. It is now clear that it is not just the first movers who have now joined the movement to sustainability. Big cash and credibility benefits are on the table for everybody but it’s first-come-first-served.”
“Even though the ‘Great Recession’ isn’t really over, clear sighted organisations are setting out their stalls for the future upturn and sustainable tourism offers are stars of the show.”
“Make sure you know what’s on offer, and where”
The report will be of great interest to:
- · Ministries of Tourism, Tourist Boards and Destination Marketing Organisations
- · Tour Operators and Travel Agents
- · Hotels, resorts and other accommodation providers
- · Tourism attractions
- · Airlines, rail companies, shipping companies and other transportation providers
- · Schools of tourism and hospitality
The new 3 in 1 easy-to-read report enables the reader to pick a successful way through, and benefit from, the ever more complex agenda for change. Sections include:
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM REPORT:
- · 10 Challenges/Opportunities progress
- · Review of 2009 winners and losers
- · Forecasts until 2025
- · Vision for the future
- · Case studies of good (and not so good) practice
- · Sustainable tourism certification review
- · Carbon neutral tourism – the future
- · Where the money’s coming from
- · Top 50 Global sustainable tourism movers and shakers
- · Sustainable tourism web guide
- · Sustainable Tourism education guide
- · Sustainable Tourism financing & technical assistance guide
- · Sustainable Tourism information & assistance sources
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM MARKETING GUIDE:
- · How to get Sustainable Competitive Advantage
- · Low cost high return marketing
- · Below the line marketing
- · Alternative marketing, methodology and reviews
- · Social network marketing for sustainable tourism
- · Sustainable tourism-specific markets
- · Sustainable tourism in the general marketplace
- · Review of social networks
- · Sustainable tourism marketing case studies
- · Planning a sustainable tourism marketing campaign
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM: CARBON MARKET GUIDE:
- · How the carbon market works
- · Carbon offsets and tourism
- · The carbon neutral destination
- · Carbon market opportunities
- · Carbon projects review
- · Carbon Case studies
- · Carbon agencies review & listings
The report’s managing editor, Valere Tjolle, has been in the travel industry for 40 years, in sustainable tourism for over 15 years and is currently publisher and editor of travelmole’s ‘VISION on Sustainable Tourism’
The treble 2010 report (including the comprehensive marketing and carbon market guides) is priced at UK£250, US$450, €300
Be amongst the first to read the report by ordering, and paying by 12 January, in advance of the report’s publication date: 23 January 2009.
AND GET IT FOR HALF PRICE – SAVE 50%!
For further information contact: [email protected]
Previous Purchasers include:
Ecole Hoteliere de Lausanne, Rezidor Hotel Group, Northern Ireland Tourist Board, University of Brighton, Tourism Ireland, The Nature Conservancy, Cleaner Climate, Virgin Group, Micato Safaris, Hilton Hotels Corp, Visit Britain, Canada Tourism, Tourism Innovation Group, Dublin Institute of Technology, Sabre Holdings, EplerWood Consultancy, Nichols Tourism Group, The Adventure Company, Exclusively Canada, University of Wales, University of Guelph, Sustainable Side of the Street, IFC, Discover Ltd, Griffith University, Australia, Yukon Tourist Board, Ipswich College, Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum, The Tourism Company, Citizen Development Corps, University of Hertfordshire, Disney Corp, Anglia Ruskin University, Kidderminster College, Olive Green Group, Six Senses Group, and many, many more…
A few comments about the Sustainable Tourism Report…
“Totem’s Sustainable Tourism Report provides a refreshing and no-nonsense guide to understanding sustainable tourism and how it sits against the backdrop of global issues we face today. With easy-to-read marketing strategies and lists of key players in the industry, it will assist any tourism stakeholder who wishes to transition to sustainability. “ Cherie McClosker, advocate of Phillipines Fair Trade:
“First, I would like to tell you how much I enjoyed your Sustainable Tourism Report 2008. Not only was it an excellent distillation of the current state of a rather vast domain, but it also conveyed — thanks to your editorial style — the confusion, urgency, and in some cases irony of our situation at this point. I so enjoyed your tone and point of view’. Linda Rivero of Peace Through Travel:
“Thanks for producing such a fine report. I would like to put up a link from my website to an abstract or summary of your report, so that visitors to my website can order it I have finally had an opportunity to read your fine report. I loved your description of the Tourism Development Master Plan … will they ever get there? I wish you lived next door so that we could have a really good chat!” Kate Daniel of Journeys Ahead
“The views we balanced and supported well by external sources. The opportunities are well documented and in summary are clearly of ecomonic benefit. The section on marketing was up to date and fascinating.” Chris McHugo Discover Ltd
“ Valere, thanks for the report. You did a great job. Your report is very comprehensive and quite complete. In the report I would like to see references to responsible consumption, perhaps under “LOHAS”. I believe it’s a Scandinavian concept. We see a lot of irresponsible consumer behaviour in this respect " which means also a lot of fun to people when especially on holiday" but perhaps it is where the problem starts and is sustained. Just to mention tonnes of unnecessarily produced, transported, eaten or not eaten food!” Henryk Handszuk UNWTO Consultant
Valere
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