New EU Strategy to Strengthen Europe in Global Tourism
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Executive Vice President of Palazzo Berlaymont, Raffaele Fitto: "We are providing tools, benchmarks and European guidelines that Member States, regions and local authorities can use on a voluntary basis, adapting them to their specific needs and priorities."
The new strategy is based on three main pillars: strengthening the competitiveness of European tourism.
The EU presented a new strategy for sustainable tourism, aiming at competitiveness, tackling overtourism and maintaining Europe as a top destination, as emphasized by Apostolos Tzitzikostas.
The new EU strategy for sustainable tourism, aiming to boost competitiveness, tackle overtourism and preserve the EU
The European Commission has presented a new EU strategy on sustainable tourism, announcing the establishment of an EU Academy for Tourism and the creation of a new alliance at the level of the Community bloc, bringing together national, regional and local authorities, tourism companies and other stakeholders.
The European Commission is proposing tools and guidelines for hypertourism with the new EU Strategy for Sustainable Tourism, presented today. The strategy aims to strengthen the competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of the sector and help popular destinations better manage the high number of visitors. It was presented by Executive Vice-President […] The post Hypertourism and Airbnb: What the new European strategy says – How guests will …
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