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The Destination International Lbrary serves as a repository for past and current materials, reports and articles on the destination marketing and manangement industry. Search the library by date, document type or topic.

The Australian ecotourism resource hub presents tools and resources for: COVID-19, bushfire and disaster recovery, business tools, destination management plans, expressions of interest, ecotourism plans, ecotourism research and statistics, protected area management, national landscapes materials, Indigenous tourism and accessibility.

BlueInvest, financiado por el Fondo Europeo Marítimo y de Pesca, tiene como objetivo impulsar la innovación y la inversión en tecnologías sostenibles para la economía azul, apoyando la preparación y el acceso a la financiación para empresas en fase inicial, pequeñas y medianas empresas y empresas en expansión. Los recursos y herramientas incluyen programas de formación, oportunidades de coaching, resultados clave de investigaciones e información sobre subvenciones y recaudación de fondos.

ECOLNET is developing a range of resources to support the application of the EETLS by individual businesses and certification agencies active in the field of ecotourism. A central learning resource developed by ECOLNET is the online training packages which are targeted to tourism businesses and evaluators of the EETLS. The training packages are accessible via a moodle platform. The content of the training packages relate to the EETLS requirements. The learning content is organised in units, and each unit is followed by exercises, further reading material and linked to case studies.

The International Institute of Tourism Studies is a program of the George Washington University's School of Business. The blog provides readers with a range of articles, studies, and events related to sustainable tourism, COVID-19 and the responsible and resilient future for the people and places that depend on visitors.

Ghana Gurus provides training courses and resources related to responsible tourism development and management.

The Global Environment Facility (GEF) was established on the eve of the 1992 Rio Earth Summit to help tackle our planet’s most pressing environmental problems. Since then, the GEF has provided more than $21.1 billion in grants and mobilized an additional $114 billion in co-financing for more than 5,000 projects in 170 countries. Through its Small Grants Programme, the GEF has provided support to more than 25,000 civil society and community initiatives in 133 countries. The GEF website provides information, resources, and case studies of successful projects.

The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) is managing the GSTC Criteria, global standards for sustainable travel and tourism; as well as providing international accreditation for sustainable tourism Certification Bodies.

A principios de 2020, Göteborg & Co emprendió un curioso viaje junto con el Grupo NAO para explorar algunas de las ideas más inspiradoras para mejorar el turismo en ciudades de todo el mundo. El trabajo que hemos realizado a lo largo del año ha dado como resultado un catálogo con 101 ideas sostenibles para mejorar el turismo. Y creemos que esto es ahora más vital que nunca. Las 101 ideas de este catálogo no son nuestras, para empezar: son las ideas de emprendedores sociales, fundadores de empresas innovadoras, descifradores de códigos visionarios y hacedores imaginarios impulsados por un fuerte sentido de marcar la diferencia.