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2002년 2월 28일

저자:
Michael Seltzer, BEST - Business Enterprises for Sustainable Travel, Conference Board

The Road to Johannesburg: Will Sustainability Be the Coming Norm or a Passing Fad in Travel?

In anticipation of next year's World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa, the travel and tourism industry is taking stock of what it has accomplished since the Rio summit. What can the industry report in Johannesburg? [refers to companies taking steps to protect environment, including Nepal Electric Vehicle Industry Ltd. in Nepal, Punta Cana Resort and Club in Dominican Republic, Borneo Eco Tours in Malaysia]