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ESTC being held in Tampa this week
ESTC North America, in its inaugural year, is being held in Tampa, Florida from January 25th – 27th, 2016, at the University of South Florida Patel Center for Global Solutions.
The theme for this years conference is Transforming Our World Through Sustainable Solutions.
At the ESCT North America Conference, attendees interact with celebrated ecotourism and sustainable tourism leaders, policy makers, educators, innovators and change-agents.
On offer are best sustainable tourism practices, critical knowledge, to develop winning partnerships to prepare companies, organizations, or communities for a world where people can live safely and justly within the limits of our planetary boundaries.
ESTC is the first major Sustainable Tourism Conference following the adoption of the United Nations Sustainability Goals & the outcomes of COP 21 Climate Change negotiations in Paris, France.
Valere Tjolle
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Valere
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