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Third part
The workshops : the ecological management of tourism
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Nature : protecting the
last remaining large natural areas
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Chairman of the meeting
- Mrs.
Hélène Bouguessa, Council
of Europe, Strasbourg (France)
Speakers
- Tourism development in remote, quasi-natural
regions : is eco-tourism sustainable ?
Dr. Erlet Cater,
Geography Department of the University of
Reading, Reading (United Kingdom)
- The "great outdoors" of North America : what
significance does the concept of sustainable
development have for the development of tourism
projects ?
Mr Jörgen
Soendengaard, Government of Groenland,
Copenhague (Danmark)
- The experience of ecological tourism in
Brazil : a new niche market or an effort to
achieve sustainability ?
Prof. Doris
Ruschmann, University of Sao Paulo, Sao
Paulo (Brazil)
- Protecting nature in highly developed alpine
regions : at what price ?
Prof. Paul
Tschurtschenthaler, economist, University
of Innsbruck (Austria)
Discussion
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The site : recycling
supply in the area of tourism
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Chairman of the meeting
- Mr. Christian
Rey, President of the Geneva Tourism
Office, Geneva (Switzerland)
Speakers
- The sustainable development of tourism : is
it possible to apply this concept in a major
urbanised resort ?
Mr. Bruno
Gerber, Director of the Davos Tourism
Office, Davos (Switzerland)
- The ecological aspects of restoring a
tourism resort in a country with an "economy in
transition"
Mr. Marec
Kabacinski, Town Hall of Zakopane,
Zakopane (Poland)
- The case of Calvia, Majorca : is it possible
to manage sustainable development in a major
urbanised resort ?
Mr Xavier
Bustamente, Town Hall of Calvia, Majorca,
Calvia (Spain)
Discussion
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The industry : keeping
up with the ecological cycles
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Chairman of the meeting
- Mr Richard
Tapper, Expert, United Nations
Environment Programme (UNEP), Paris
(France)
Speakers
- The ecological management of enterprises
that depend on tourism : what is the situation
today ?
Mr. Peter
Zimmer, President of FUTOUR, Munich
(Germany)
- The ecological auditing system of the
European Union and the example of the Mainau
Charter
Countess Sonja
Bernadotte, General Manager, Mainau GmbH,
Island of Mainau (Germany)
- The ski slopes seen as the "industrial
zones" of mountain resorts : is ecological
management possible ?
Mr. Jean-Louis
Tuaillon, Director of Ski-run Services,
Les Arcs (France)
Mr. Alain
Bedecarrats, CEMAGREF
Discussion
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Events : managing the
flow of visitors
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Chairman of the meeting
- Mr. Philippe
Moisset, Director of the French Tourism
Engineering Agency (AFIT), Paris (France)
Speakers
- The ecological management of an
international airport: the example of Geneva
Mr. Jean-Pierre
Jobin, Director of Geneva Airport, Geneva
(Switzerland)
- Controlling the flow of tourists in the
world's art capitals
Dr. Mara
Manente, Centre of International Tourism
Studies (CISET), University of Venice, Venice
(Italy)
- The environmental challenges for airlines in
the emerging global system
Mr. Stephen
Wheatcroft, Aviation and Tourism
International, London (United Kingdom)
Discussion
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