World Tourism Organization

UN Conference LDC5 recognises tourism as one of the main drivers for sustainable development in Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Supported

While noting that measurement of GHG emissions in tourism is still in its early stages, the report found a new

Fifty-four per cent of the global tourism workforce is female, the gender-wage gap is lower in tourism, and the proportion

Secretary-General Pololiksahvili was invited to be part of the official inauguration ceremony for ITB 2023, alongside Germany's Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck,

UNWTO has heralded the re-opening of China as ‘the final piece in tourism’s recovery’ from the biggest crisis in the

"UNWTO will continue to amplify tourism's calls for peace and urge an immediate end to all hostilities. We will also

The first meeting of the G20 Tourism Working Group to be held under the Indian Presidency placed the focus on

UNWTO has identified the potential of tourism to drive economic growth and social opportunity across its newest Member State, Antigua

UNWTO has announced the winners of its Awake Tourism Challenge, celebrating the start-ups that are reshaping the sector in every

At FITUR 2023, UNWTO served as the bridge between public and private leaders to advance plans to build a more