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Sustainabile Tourism Course | 24-25 September 2024 Trento

  • 24-25 september 2024

On the 24th and 25th of September, join this 2-day-long in-person and interactive training class in Trento (Italy): a convenient way to improve your sustainability skills while at the same time learning alongside GSTC experts and fellow sustainable tourism practitioners. The GSTC Italy Working Group organizes the course in collaboration with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council. 

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On the 24th and 25th of September, join this 2-day-long in-person and interactive training class in Trento (Italy): a convenient way to improve your sustainability skills while at the same time learning alongside GSTC experts and fellow sustainable tourism practitioners. The GSTC Italy Working Group organizes the course in collaboration with the Global

GSTC Sustainable Tourism Course

  • 24-25.09.2023

The first training dedicated to the Global Sustainable Tourism Council’s standard organised in presence in Italy.

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SIGN UP NOW On the 24th and 25th of September, join this 2-day-long in-person and interactive training class in Padova (Italy): a convenient way to improve your sustainability skills while at the same time learning alongside GSTC experts and fellow sustainable tourism practitioners. The GSCT Italy Working Group organises the course in

Sustainable Tourism Forum 2023

  • 27.09.23

An opportunity to rethink sustainable tourism in Italy in the light of the authoritative standards of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council and to actively participate in the creation of new opportunities for the national tourism system.

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Third Italian edition || Solutions for a sustainable future of tourism

Etifor at the GSTC 2023 Conference in Antalya, Türkiye

  • 05.2023

On May Etifor was at the GSTC 2023 Conference in Antalya, Türkiye

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On May, we joined the GSTC annual conference in Antalya: with 300 participants from 50 different countries, this event represented an opportunity to discuss sustainable approaches in tourism and how to promote and develop them in various territorial contexts. On this occasion, Federica Bosco from Etifor participated in the "Sustainable Rural Tourism" panel,

Sustainable Tourism Forum Second edition

  • 10.06.2022

On the 10th of June do not miss the second edition of the Sustainable Tourism Forum, an opportunity to exchange ideas and learn more about the challenges and success of certified tourism destination.

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GSTC certified tourism destination and companies: between challenges and success On 10 June 2022, the second edition of the Sustainable Tourism Forum is taking place in the beautiful framework of the Dolomites. The event represent an opportunity to discuss ideas and exchange best practices in destination management and tourism marketing. Randy Durband,

Ruralis: tutelare il paesaggio rurale e promuovere l’inclusione sociale Webinar

  • 19.05.2022

Participate to the webinar and learn all the details of the new call for proposals by Fondazione Cariplo on rural development and social inclusion.

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Participate to the online event and learn more about the call for proposals promoted by Fondazione Cariplo The call for proposals "Ruralis: protecting the rural landscape and promoting social inclusion" promoted by Fondazione Cariplo wants to enhance the development of rural areas by supporting initiatives aimed at restoring the rural landscape

Webinar for GSTC Members Sustainable tourism approaches to tackle the climate crisis

  • 18.11.20

On Wednesday 18th November, at 18 o’clock (Rome Time), our team will present the webinar titled “Sustainable tourism approaches to tackle the climate crisis: examples from destinations in Italy”during which Catie Burlando and Federico Pinato of Etifor will share insights and lesson learned from their work with two tourist destinations in Italy: Valsugana-Lagorai (a certified sustainable destination to the GSTC Criteria) and Alta Badia.

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With more frequent and more severe extreme events, the consequences of the climate crisis are affecting people and businesses alike and the touristic sector, in Italy, has not been spared by the fury of such events: in October 2018, Vaia storm destroyed thousands of hectares of forests of the most famous mountain touristic

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