Le tourisme de montagne mise sur les nouveaux produits et les nouvelles expériences  Andorre, 22 mars 2024 – C’est principalement en proposant une plus grande variété d’expériences et en investissant dans les personnes de talent que les régions de montagne vont pouvoir développer le tourisme sur un mode durable et responsable.   La douzième édition du Congrès mondial sur le tourisme de neige, de montagne et de bien-être a passé en revue les grands défis, notamment ceux posés par les changements climatiques et par l’évolution des tendances chez les consommateurs, tout en faisant valoir le rôle que peut jouer le tourisme dans la protection de l’écosystème fragile de montagne, l’amélioration de la résilience des populations vivant dans les régions de montagne et la sauvegarde du patrimoine local.  Cinq années d’action   Se tenant dans le cadre de la période des « Cinq années d’action pour le développement dans les régions montagneuses » qui a été proclamée par les Nations Unies, le Congrès a été axé sur le tourisme médical et de bien-être, la durabilité, la promotion des segments du tourisme haut de gamme dans les régions de montagne, les produits touristiques émergents et les efforts pour attirer et retenir les personnes de talent.
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From KLM's Green Misstep to Uber's New Bet 🚗

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March 21, 2024   |   Read Online Hi Alicia, Here is our weekly curation of the top news, trends, and startup stories in the travel industry. Ready? The go-to places for work trips. In 2023, Amsterdam and New York took the crown as the go-to spots for European business travelers, hitting the short and long-haul top spots. Turns out, business travel in Europe is almost back to what it was before Covid, with spending nearly hitting those pre-pandemic marks. Germany led in intra-European travel, overtaking the UK. Around half of European business travelers flew business class on intercontinental flights, with direct flights preferred within Europe to reduce CO2 emissions. Trends and future outlook. If you're here for the latest in tech and how it's changing our daily lives, you've got to check out this video. Amy Webb, a superstar futurist, rocked one of the most anticipated keynotes at SXSW recently. It's especially great for people into tech and creativity, but if you've noticed AI is moving really fast, you'll find it interesting too. Left me thinking about where we're headed with all this... Iceland: front and center. Nice piece Business Insider did on Birgir Jónsson, the CEO at Play. I mean, it's not every day you hear about a heavy metal drummer turned airline CEO, right? Birgir's got this unique vibe and approach to running Play, a budget airline with cheap flights across the Atlantic. He's leveraging Iceland's prime location and a straightforward, no-extra-fluff flight experience to roll out some unbeatable deals and nudging competitors to rethink their strategies. Greenwashing red flags. Dutch court just called out KLM for making their green efforts sound way better than they actually are. Turns out their "Fly Responsibly" campaign was kind of misleading. ​​Fossil Free took them to court for "greenwashing" because, truth be told, flying is still navigating its path to sustainability. While the court didn't slap KLM with any fines, seems that it did nudge them to be more transparent about their environmental footprint. Despite this, they've pledged to keep working on reducing their emissions. Uber's fresh investment bet. ​​A Nigerian startup on a mission to help people finance cars for ride-sharing or delivery jobs, just got a big boost with $100 million from investors, including a big name, Uber. This deal pumps up Moove's value to $750 million. Since starting in 2020, they've helped over 20,000 folks in places like Africa, the Middle East, India, and the UK get into more than 30 million rides, mainly with Uber. With this new cash, Moove plans to grow bigger, aiming to reach 16 new places around the globe by 2025 and bring in 45,000 more vehicles. All about European startups. It's that time of year again, and I'm deep into planning the EU-Startups Summit. The event is hosted by our sister-brand and is a fantastic opportunity for (travel) startups to meet, get inspired with new ideas, and possibly accelerate their growth. Tickets are going quickly, so if you're thinking about attending, it's wise to book your spot soon. To give our readers a little extra, we're offering an exclusive discount with the promo code FT25OFF – it'll save you some money on your ticket. Just a friendly reminder, don't delay too long, or you could miss your chance! See you next week, Ana Thank you for reading until the end. The content of this newsletter is curated and published by Ana Metz, an innovation expert, passionate about technology and excited about the future of travel. Interested in the most innovative travel startups right now? Explore our Premium Report: "Top 100 Travel Startups" to find relevant insights for you. Looking for a space to promote your business or service for more than 24k subscribers? Let's talk. FutureTravel is a weekly newsletter about the future of travel, featuring the most exciting news about innovation, trends and startups in the industry. Subscribe   Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2024 FutureTravel Carrer de la Riera de Sant Miquel 3 3-1 Barcelona, Barcelona 08006, Spain Powered by beehiiv

DATAESTUR: Consulta novedades de tráfico aéreo, información meteorológica y conocimiento turístico

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15 - 21 marzo 2024   A continuación puede consultar las fuentes que han sido actualizadas esta semana, así como las últimas novedades. El volumen de pasajeros comerciales en los aeropuertos españoles, a lo largo del mes de febrero, ascendió a 19,2 millones. Esto supuso un incremento anual del 16,23%.   Más información aquí   Febrero 2024 Publicado: 15-03-2024 Próxima actualización: 15-04-2024 Disponibles los datos climatológicos de febrero 2024.   Más información aquí   Febrero 2024 Publicado: 15-03-2024 Próxima actualización: 15-04-2024 Publicado un nuevo artículo en el blog de Dataestur analizando el turismo de esta Semana Santa en España, desde la perspectiva de la inteligencia artificial.   Más información aquí   Marzo 2024 Publicado: 19-03-2024 Próxima actualización: 4-04-2024 Publicado un nuevo boletín SICTUR, con las novedades de la producción científica e investigadora de turismo.   Más información aquí   Marzo 2024 Publicado: 21-03-2024 Próxima actualización: 26-04-2024     Puede ejercer los derechos de acceso, rectificación y supresión de sus datos y los de portabilidad, limitación y oposición, en su caso, al tratamiento descrito, dirigiéndose mediante escrito al responsable del tratamiento de datos https://dataestur.es/baja-newsletter/, o por carta a Paseo de la Castellana 135, planta 16, 28046 Madrid, indicando nombre y apellidos, dirección física y e-mail.  Igualmente se informa de su derecho a retirar su consentimiento en el momento que lo considere oportuno y que la información se conserva mientras exista un interés mutuo. Por otra parte no se realizan transferencias internacionales con sus datos. En el caso de producirse alguna modificación de sus datos o si detecta que algún dato es erróneo, le rogamos nos lo comunique para su subsanación, con la finalidad de mantener los datos actualizados, según el artículo 4 de la Ley Orgánica 15/1999 y Reglamento Europeo.

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