International Knowledge Networking for Sustainable Tourism Development Gordon Sillence Executive Director Ecotrans DestiNet Services ECOLNET Project Partner.

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International Knowledge Networking for Sustainable Tourism Development Gordon Sillence Executive Director Ecotrans DestiNet Services ECOLNET Project Partner Contribution

Contents Background Sustainable Tourism The DestiNet Sustainable Tourism Portal Good Practice Transfer and the Atlas of Excellence Using DestiNet to Develop the European Ecotourism Network Further Development

Background

-Members in 14 countries -International studies & research -European pilot projects & initiatives -Knowledge centre for Tourism Ecolabelling -Networking and dissemination of good practice Founding Member of  DestiNet - UN Partnership for Sustainable Development  Global Sustainable Tourism Council  Global Sustainable Tourism Partnership European Network for Sustainable Tourism Development (founded 1993)

DestiNet – Partnership for Connecting Sustainable Tourism EEA + UNWTO + UNEP + Ecotrans (executive body)  To bring stakeholders and information together  DestiNet - Sustainable Tourism Knowlegde Networking Portal DestiNet - UN Partnership for Sustainable Development

Sustainable Tourism

20 years of sustainable discussion, research and development A lot of stakeholders are involved A lot of information and knowledge is out there Stakeholders and information can be brought together in a Tourism Learning Area Organising Knowledge Exchange to Benefit from Sustainable Tourism Development

We need to work in Learning Areas because: So many stakeholders are involved Learning is necessary for innovation, sustainability and improving market performance Learning is best done by knowledge networking Working in the European Knowledge Economy

The DestiNet Sustainable Tourism Learning Area To engage the stakeholders in contributing to a common tourism development strategy facing the challenges of: Quality Assessment, Certification & Marketing Knowledge Networking, Training & Education Sustainable Supply Chain Management Climate Change- Energy & Resource Efficiency Destination Management & Good Governance Sustainable Transport & Travel Natural and Cultural Heritage Sustainable Consumption and Production & Tourism (overarching)

The DestiNet Sustainable Tourism Portal

Connecting the know-how and stakeholders to develop responsible tourism

DestiNet as a Knowledge Networking Tool

DestiNet as a Good Practice Database Public information (free access), e.g. 100 universities in Europe Alpine Pearls Eco-Destinet library 130 certificates, standards and awards Atlas of Excellence with 500 award winners, incl. EDEN certified tourism, e.g. Ecotourism Norway, CSR Tourism operators, Ecocamping, Austrian Ecolabel, European Charter parcs, 300 in Latin America, … 30 online marketing services, e.g. Green travel Bridge

Using DestiNet to Set up an Online Tourism Observatory

Mapping and clustering allows individuals to see a bigger picture, learn more, get more connections, share knowledge and ideas, build creative teams, and have better access to support, raise finance, plan production and services, engage in markets and develop responsible & sustainable activities Knowledge networking at the regional level - Regions who develop clusters and businesses who participate in clusters, and communities whose residents are engaged in clustered economies will be strengthening the security and sustainability of their activities and lifestyles DestiNet as a Mapping and Clustering Tool

DestiNet for Marketing Ecotourism National Tourism Organisations green maps of national and regional offers (eg Austrian Ecolabel) Tour Operators, Travel Agents Access to certified products and services (eg Green Travel Bridge) Direct to Consumers Links to dedicated online websites (Responsible Travel.com) Media links News feeds to key stakeholders and media stakeholders (Vision on Sustainable Tourism) Event based marketing Dedicated campaigns at large scale events (Rio 20+ London Olympics 2012)

Good Practice Transfer & the DestiNet Atlas of Excellence

An Industry-based, Quality-Assessed Global Sustainable Tourism Market-place

Using DestiNet to Develop the European Ecotourism Network

The EEN Online Community - DestiNet has been chosen as the networking tool for the ECOLNET Project.

EELTS – Multi-stakeholder implementation at the national and regional level The European EcoTourism Labelling Standard

Further Developments

1.International Year of Ecotourism – the European Contribution 2.Rio + 20 – the Green Economy 3.The European Ecotourism Network - Growth 4.The EETLS - Implementation of by country 5.The DestiNet Portal – The Global Green Market- Place

Thank you for watching this presentation For further information on using DestiNet or the EEN please go to or contact heritage/ecotourism/european-ecotourism- network This presentation was prepared by Gordon Sillence wih the collaboration of Herbert Hamele November 2011