Tourism for Tomorrow Awards 2012 last stage of winner selection
Onsite evaluations successfully completed – it’s decision time
The Winner Selection Committee is due to sit down and decide the winners, based on applications and the on-site evaluations, which have now all been successfully completed.
In addition to Costas Christ, Chairman of the Judges, the 2012 Winner Selection Judges are Hon Mr Marthinus van Schalkwyk, Minister of Tourism, South Africa; H.E. Sergio Díaz-Granados, Minister of Trade & Tourism, Colombia; Fiona Jeffery, Chairman of World Travel Market & Just A Drop; and Keith Bellows, Editor-in-Chief of National Geographic Traveler.
The Tourism for Tomorrow Awards media partner National Geographic Channel is currently putting together the 2012 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards finalist videos.
These videos will showcase the incredible projects, initiatives and operations that our finalists are achieving. They are incredible role models for the Travel & Tourism industry.
Each of the finalists are pioneers in sustainable tourism…take a look for yourself
Community Benefit Award:
– Saunders Hotel Group, USA
– Soria Moria Boutique Hotel, Cambodia
– The Thailand Community Tourism Based Institute, Thailand
Conservation Award:
– Cheli & Peacock, Kenya
– Inkaterra Peru, Peru
– NamibRand Safaris: Wolwedans Collection, Namibia
Destination Stewardship Award:
– Destination Røros, Norway
– Misool Eco Resort, Indonesia
– Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau, Japan
Global Tourism Business Award:
– Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts, Singapore
– REI Adventures, USA
– Wilderness, Botswana
The 2012 winners will be announced on 17 April at this year’s WTTC Global Summit in Tokyo from 16-19 April 2012, during the Opening Reception and Welcome Dinner.
Valere Tjolle
Valere is editor of the Sustainable Tourism Report Suite 2012 Special Offers HERE
Valere
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