Planeta Unveils Second Responsible Tourism Week
planeta.wikispaces.com/web2as a means of documenting the
challenges of developing (and maintaining!) responsible tourism.” Says Planeta’s Ron Mader
“One of the key objectives of Responsible Tourism Week is to create incentives for continuity – we’d really like to hear updates on recent tourism conferences and events and we’d like to look forward to events in the future. Another key objective is to strengthen relationships with
existing contacts and make new friends!”
“We’ll be using Delicious, Facebook, Flickr, Slideshare, Twitter and YouTube to document tourism practices around the world.”
“Be honest and be public. This is the week where you get to shout out to the world the good things you see around you. Create a local event. Support a local event. Create a local event. Lead the way or follow the topics for which you have interest and passion. Talk food, volunteering, slowtravel, localtravel. Organize a marshmellow challengemarshmallowchallenge.com or create a foamboard www.flickr.com/photos/planeta/sets/72157623427109816.
TIPS
Walk the talk – Practice responsible tourism where you are. Be generous! – Compliment someone via twitter, fave a photo or write a testimonial on Flickr, give a thumbs up to a video on YouTube. Be generous.planeta.wikispaces.com/generous
Play nice! – Enough said.
Be creative – Can you make your own poster or graphic for RT Week 2010?
Have your say – What is responsible tourism? Please answer the rt survey tinyurl.com/responsibletourismsurvey
Show your savvy – Use the hashtag: #rtweek2010 visibletweets.com/#query=rtweek201010&animation=1
Details planeta.wikispaces.com/rtweek2010
Slideshare www.slideshare.net/planeta/rtweek2010
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