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SUMMARY:Global Green Destinations Days 2021
DESCRIPTION:The 6th edition of the Global Green Destinations Days will be taking place as a free conference on October 4th – 7th. \nThe conference is the annual flagship event of Green Destinations to connect sustainability professionals\, destinations\, and tourism boards through good practices to support peer-to-peer learning and discover initiatives\, practical tools\, and solutions for sustainable tourism destinations. \nAs always\, their recently awarded destinations from their Awards and Certification Program will be honoured in an interactive ceremony. And of course\, the list of the Sustainable Top 100 Destinations of 2021\, who have engaged to become more future-proof and submitted their Good Practice Stories on how to do that\, will be unveiled. \n\n\n\nREGSITER HERE
URL:https://www.globalecotourismnetwork.org/event/global-green-destinations-days-2021/
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SUMMARY:Pacific Asia Indigenous Tourism Conference 2021
DESCRIPTION:The third edition of the Pacific Asia Indigenous Tourism Conference (PAITC)\, after those held in Darwin\, Australia; in 2012 and Vancouver\, Canada; in 2015. Is an opportunity to provide an international focus on Indigenous Tourism in Chile\, especially for the 10 Indigenous Peoples that have inhabited this territory since ancient times.\nDue to the health contingency\, this will be an on-line Conference\, allowing leaders\, entrepreneurs\, businessmen\, public officials\, academics and professionals from Asia Pacific and around the world. To share trends and learnings that contribute to disseminating innovative experiences and new business opportunities to tourist destinations\, to promote the reactivation of tourism within local communities\, and to recognize the contribution of indigenous tourism in the construction of the new paradigms of tourism.
URL:https://www.globalecotourismnetwork.org/event/pacific-asia-indigenous-tourism-conference-2021/
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SUMMARY:Dinarides Protection Day
DESCRIPTION:Dinarides Protection Day – October 7th\, was established on May 29th 2019. On the General Assembly of Parks Dinarides – Network of protected areas of the Dinarides in Nature Park Blidinje (Bosnia and Herzegovina).\nThrough marking of Dinarides Protection Day \, every year on October 7th\, the importance of natural and cultural heritage of the Dinaric Alps countries would be brought to attention\, as well as intertwining of natural resources and cultural and historical values of this very special place in Europe. \nDinarides (Dinaric Alps) represent one of the largest mountain ranges in Europe\, connecting eight Southeast European countries: Albania\, Bosnia and Herzegovina\, Montenegro\, Croatia\, Kosovo\, Macedonia\, Slovenia\, and Serbia. \nName Dinarides derives from the name of the mountain Dinara\, which is located on the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina\, and which extends into the central part of the mountain range. \nDinarides extend north-west-southeast\, about 650km along the Adriatic coast. The highest mountain range of the Dinarides is the Prokletije\, with the peak of Jezerca Massive (2.694m). \nBy origin and structure\, almost all Adriatic islands also belong to the Dinaric Alps and represent former Dinaric highlands before the rise of sea level\, that is\, submerged part of western Dinarides. \nStructure of the mountains in Dinaric Alps are limestone type\, with many remains of glaciation at the highest peaks. Result of that is erosion due to action of water and therefore they are distinguished by numerous gorges\, canyons\, and underground caves. The area is very rich in water resources and rivers flow into two basins\, Adriatic and Montenegrin. \nThis unique terrain\, combined with climatic influences\, has led over time to formation of various types of vegetation. There is a great biodiversity\, with numerous endemic and relict species. The Mediterranean area\, which partly rests on the Dinaric Alps\, is of particular importance as the “hot spot” of global biodiversity. On the other hand\, the Balkan Peninsula and Dinaric Alps are recognized as one of the significant biodiversity centers at European level. \nArea of Dinaric Alps\, as such\, has for a long time been recognized by people as a convenient place to live. There are many remains of earlier civilizations\, and numerous archeological sites are the evidence. From the Bronze Age\, through ancient Greece\, Roman Empire\, Byzantium\, Venetian Republic\, to the Ottoman Empire and Austro-Hungary\, nations and cultures changed over centuries in the Dinaric region\, building rich history and tradition of this region. Rich cultural and historical heritage is still one of the main features in this area. \nSource: http://www.parksdinarides.org/ \n 
URL:https://www.globalecotourismnetwork.org/event/dinarides-protection-day/
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Parks Dinarides Network":MAILTO:zoran.mrdak@parksdinarides.org
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