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UNWTO seeking submissions to Information Exchange Service on Climate and Tourism

Daily news, 10 Sep 2007

MADRID--The UNWTO has created a Climate and Tourism Information Exchange Service, a resource to serve as a display for data, studies, policy papers, videos and other material related to tourism and climate change. The documents submitted will contribute to the output from the 2nd International Conference on Climate Change and Tourism (Davos, Switzerland, 1-3 October 2007) and beyond.

Users can access the Climate and Tourism Information Exchange Service through climate.UNWTO.org - the UNWTO’s website for the Climate Change and Tourism. Registered users will be able to submit their inputs and browse the contents.

 
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