Kerala‘s pioneering Responsible Tourism (RT) Mission has achieved global acclaim by securing a spot on the prestigious list of Case Studies curated by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO). This recognition not only reflects the mission’s commitment to eco-friendly tourism but also serves as an inspiration for further advancements in promoting sustainable travel.
Kerala’s Responsible Tourism Mission’s global recognition by UNWTO stands as a testament to its impactful initiatives and dedication to sustainable tourism practices. The acknowledgment by UNWTO not only places Kerala on the international stage but also reinforces the importance of responsible tourism in the global travel landscape. As the mission continues to champion eco-friendly and community-centric tourism, its achievements serve as an inspiration for other regions to adopt similar practices for a more sustainable and responsible tourism industry.
The inclusion of Kerala’s RT Mission in the UNWTO’s global list of Case Studies is a noteworthy achievement, positioning it alongside Maharashtra’s Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve project as the only Indian representatives on this esteemed list. These two case studies from India stand among seven G20 countries recognized by UNWTO, which include Mexico, Germany, Mauritius, Turkey, Italy, Brazil, and Canada.
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