1980: Tourism’s contribution to the preservation of cultural heritage and to peace and mutual understanding
1981: Tourism and the quality of life
1982: Pride in travel: good guests and good hosts
1983: Travel and holidays are a right but also a responsibility for all
1984: Tourism for international understanding, peace and cooperation
1985: Youth Tourism: cultural and historical heritage for peace and friendship
1986: Tourism: a vital force for world peace
1987: Tourism for development
1988: Tourism: education for all
1989: The free movement of tourists creates one world
1990: Tourism: an unrecognized industry, a service to be released (“The Hague Declaration on Tourism”)
1991: Communication, information and education: powerlines of tourism development
1992: Tourism: a factor of growing social and economic solidarity and of encounter between people
1993: Tourism development and environmental protection: towards a lasting harmony
1994: Quality staff, quality tourism
1995: WTO: serving world tourism for twenty years
1996: Tourism: a factor of tolerance and peace
1997: Tourism: a leading activity of the twenty-first century for job creation and environmental protection
1998: Public-private sector partnership: the key to tourism development and promotion (Host: Mexico)
1999: Tourism: preserving world heritage for the new millennium (Host: Chile)
2000: Technology and nature: two challenges for tourism at the dawn of the twenty-first century (Host: Germany)
2001: Tourism: a toll for peace and dialogue among civilizations (Host: Iran)
2002: Ecotourism, the key to sustainable development (Host: Costa Rica)
2003: Tourism: a driving force for poverty alleviation, job creation and social harmony (Host: Algeria)
2004: Sport and tourism: two living forces for mutual understanding, culture and the development of societies (Host: Malaysia)
2005: Travel and transport: from the imaginary of Jules Verne to the reality of the 21st century (Host: Qatar)
2006: Tourism Enriches (Host: Portugal)
2007: Tourism opens doors for women (Host: Sri Lanka)
2008: Tourism Responding to the Challenge of Climate Change and global warming (Host: India)
2009: Tourism – Celebrating Diversity (Host: Africa.)
2010: Tourism & Biodiversity (Host: China.)
Comments
Hi, …
I often visit your site. It’s fantastic. I really enjoye and i learn a lot of things when i read it. It’s one of the best site that i’ve ever seen. It’s like a college with a wide variety of lessons, thinks, experience, etc.
In fact, your site is thinking worth for somebody who figure out it.
Wish you luck!
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my answer: thank you so much
Excuse me, I should write “worth thinking” instead of “thinking worth” that it means, it has worth to think.
Anyway, you’r welcome.
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My answer: Thank you again
Hi,
It seems that diversity has become a main argument in Tourism, due to themes of 09 and 10, the biodiversity, which ranges from various species to terrestrial ecoregions says so, expanded from the diversity of 09, and how tourism can rely on is, indeed, a matter of significance.
Challenging eco tourism would be delightful especially to you and your colleagues who are intending to go on a trip to Ramsar; therefore, have a good trip and enjoy that ( since I am not one of you, a tour leader I mean, I can not be among you but desire so much to experience new enviroments, cultures, and so on, which is obtained by travelling in your website.) so thank YOU for sharing them to us, although I think you do not do that just for our sake, but mostly your own sake, by giving yourself an opportunity to say anthing you intend but not having a chance or time to say to your friends.
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My Answer: Hi. Thank you for very nice comment. If you want to come with us to RAMSAR, you can. As i told you before i want to talk with you, please call me up.
Hi,
Thanks for welcoming me. I know that I should not accept it, as I am not a tour leader, as may cause a deserved person loses his chance, although deep in my heart that’s what I want.
Probably I come to the next association meeting will be held this Tuseday, since Literature and Tourism, both, are my favourites. Hope see you there, too.
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MY answer: Hope to see you.
Hi,
It seems that I have been misinformed as I heard the session talked about, on litrature and tourism, was held last week and on this Tuseday you are going to work on the trip you had to Khuzistan, so that if it causes no inconvenience, I would rather attend.
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My Answer: Again, hope to see you