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The Multidimensional Tourism Institute (MTI)
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Finland Map: Google
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Summer brings light into our minds Photo: Visit FInland
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Autum enrich our creativity Photo: Visit FInland
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We gain inspiration from the arctic magic Photo: Visit FInland
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Spring brings new energy Photo: Visit FInland
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Lapland the northernmost part of Finland 100 000 square km = 1/3 of Finland 185 000 inhabitants = 5 % of Finnish inhabitants 200 000 reindeer = 99 % of Finnish reindeer 1 Santa Claus (the one and only one) Photo: Visitrovaniemi Picture: Visit FInland
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Tourism in Lapland Direct tourism income (2011) 600 M€ Direct tourism employment (2011) 5 000 FTE Registered accommodation nights 2 399 292, 41% foreign accommodation nights (2012)* Small or medium-sized enterprises Explicit revenue of tourism might rearch 50 % in some municipalities Photo: Visitrovaniemi * Source: Regional Council of Lapland
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Tourism in Lapland 1 Million Christmas tourists, 400 000 in Rovaniemi annually Emphasis on nature-based tourism all year round Regional centres, ski resorts and rural periphery Nature conservation areas are very large (9 % of the total Finnish land mass)
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Tourism in Lapland UK Russia Germany France Norway Netharlands Japan Switzerland Italy Registered overnights Source: Statistics Finland
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Tourism in Lapland
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Tourism in the North Arctic environment Special nature, climate, distances etc. Barents Region Yet globally unknown as a tourism destination Co-operation: best practises, research, knowledge, education etc. Map: The Norwegian Barents Secretariat
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The Multidimensional Tourism Institute (MTI) Vision The leading expert of tourism and hospitality industry at the Arctic region. Unique combining tourism education in all dimensions academic research customer-oriented services and innovative development
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The Multidimensional Tourism Institute (MTI) Hospitality Encourages cooperation Positive and safe experiences Arctic hospitality Responsibility Economical responsibility Ecological responsibility Cultural responsibility Social responsibility Political responsibility
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The Multidimensional Tourism Institute (MTI) The most extensive supply of tourism education nationwide In the heart of Finland’s tourism “laboratory” Unique organization structure Close co-operation with society Extensive library collections in the field Photo: Visitrovaniemi
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MTI in numbers Founded in 2009 in Rovaniemi, Finland Four sites : Rovaniemi (2), Kittilä, Sodankylä Around 120 personnel; distributed as follows: Lapland University of Applied Sciences 45 University of Lapland 17 Lapland Tourism College 60 Around 1,200 students: Lapland University of Applied Sciences 480 University of Lapland 150 Lapland Tourism College 700 Turnover in 2012 approximately 12.5 million euros
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Education at MTI Different study programmes with individual learning objectives Students always graduate from just one of these three institutions Added value for students Cross-selectable studies Common studies Visitor lecturers Project studies in contact with working life Latest information used in studies
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Degrees and Educational Paths
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Research at MTI Scientific, applied and practice-oriented research sustainable regional and nature-based tourism cultural and social research on tourism and hospitality responsible tourism practices tourism foresight regional impacts of tourism tourism services and experience industry safety and security in tourism cross-border and interregional tourism development Latest research findings used in studies and development projects
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Services Research, development and innovation services Education and expert services Project planning, preparation and implementation Career and work life services Learning restaurants Oppipoika & Oppikuppi
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International co-operation BART - Public-Private Partnership in Barents Tourism, 2007-2013 Improving interregional tourism co-operation in the Barents Region Action Plan for Barents Tourism NETOUR - Network for Excellence through Organizations and Institutions in Russia, 2013- Developing and sustaining the tourism sector in Russia Tourism Safety and Security system in Lapland European Dimension (internationalization) (2012-2013) Best practises from Finland to Montenegro
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MTI organization
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Operation and collaborators
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Lapland University Consortium (LUC) Strategic alliance composed of University of Lapland Lapland University of Applied Sciences A joint innovation program Defined areas of educational resposibility Joint units: Multidimensional Tourism Institute Institute for Northern Culture LUC Library LUC Support Service Centre
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