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1. Why is corporate health management so important? (Online Publications/Research Papers [downloadable]) ... primary reasons for offering health and wellness programs are to improve the health of employees and reduce absenteeism, and therefore in turn reduce healthcare costs. Moreover, investments in ... 2. 4th Corfu Symposium on Managing & Marketing Places, Corfu. Greece, 24.-27-04.2017 (Conferences/Conferences) ...king places better. Symposium delegates who are already IPM members will be eligible for a significantly reduced registration rate. IPM members have access to a range of benefits including online ac... 3. 5th International Conference on Sustainable Tourism, Coruña; Spain, 13.-15.06.2012 (Conferences/Past Conferences) ...th the exception of student option) other documentation and refreshments. Registration Fee, €1380 Reduced Fee for authors, €980 Conference Chairmen, WIT Fellows and members of the Scientif... 4. ASIA Pacific Journal of Tourism Research - CFP (News & Newsfeeds/Latest) ...of climate change on specific ecosystems The effectiveness of calls for voluntary measures to reduce carbon output The potential impact of climate change on coastal destinations The ... 5. TOURISM STUDIES: PURSUING THE EVOLUTION OF A COMPLEX SOCIAL PHENOMENON, Gothenb., S, 11.-17.07.2010 (Conferences/Past Conferences) ...ents. The UNWTO, for example promotes international policies on socially responsible tourism as means to reduce poverty in developing countries, while national agencies have in the past used tourism... 6. AMFORHT Lisbon World Forum 2008, Lisbon, P, 08.-10.10.2008 (Conferences/Past Conferences) ...se colours, especially in PowerPoint slides that are bold and do not clash Choose backgrounds that do not reduce legibility through poor contrast ... 7. Barbados: Linking development, indigenous entrepreneurship and Tourism (Indigenous Tourism/CARIBBEAN ISLANDS - Indigenous Tourism) ... the development of the supply sector, the possibilities for such linkages with local entrepreneurs are reduced by their ability to meet supply demands locally. Two years later Lundgren (1975) note... 8. Indigenous Tourism Rights International: “Rethinking Tourism Certification” (Indigenous Tourism/Global Indigenous Tourism Information) ...ines”) reaffirmed that Indigenous Peoples are “Rights holders” and not mere “stakeholders,” as they are reduced to in current United Nations and other policy discussions on sustainable development.... 9. The Berlin Declaration on ... Sustainable Tourism (Tourism & Environment/TF: Sustainable Tourism) ...ly friendly concepts and modes of transport. Negative impacts of transport on the environment should be reduced, paying particular attention to environmental impacts of road and air traffic, specif... 10. Global Codes of Ethics for Tourism (Tourism & Environment/TF: Sustainable Tourism) ...d school holidays, and a more even distribution of holidays should be sought so as to reduce the pressure of tourism activity on the environment and enhance ... 11. TF & Carbon Offsetting (Tourism & Environment/TF: Sustainable Tourism) ...eone else for reducing ("offsetting") their greenhouse gas emissions, when one is unable or unwilling to reduce one's own emissions. A well-known example is the planting of trees to compensate for ... 12. IUCN-Paper: Accountability in a globalized world (Globalization and Tourism Content/TF: Globalization) ...g tentative steps towards greater accountability. Certification is helping the marine aquarium industry reduce its social and economic impact, and increased civil pressure is forcing governments to... 13. Canada, Kyoto and Economic Collaspe (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...med the Environment Canada study is flawed because it excludes the benefits of cutting emissions, such as reduced energy costs and a more stable climate, and because it limits access by businesses to ... 14. Plan B Budget for Restoring the Earth (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...d in thousands of watersheds in developing countries. Recognizing some overlap between these two, we will reduce the 155 million total to 150 million hectares. Beyond this, an additional 30 million he... 15. Global Warming Research Shows Need For Protected Areas (Tourism - Hazards, Desasters and Risks/Climate Change News) ...ctions due to climate change are not inevitable. This research shows that new protected areas can greatly reduce the risk faced by species that help sustain us. Areas set aside for nature are an impor... 16. Population Projections Assume Reduced Fertility and Greater Control of HIV/AIDS (Globalization and Tourism Content/WorldWatch - News) By 2050, the world?s population is projected to increase from 6.7 billion to 9.2 billion, according to a just-released United Nations (UN) assessment. read more By 2050, the world?s population is pro 17. WP_2006: Climate Change and Human Rights (Tourism - Hazards, Desasters and Risks/Tourism and Climate Change) ...Now for the first time, despite setbacks along the way, industrial countries have a legal commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As the "entry into force" of the Kyoto Protocol is the begin... 18. Commons committee shocked by childhood obesity (Globalization and Tourism Content/TF: Globalization- News) .... There’s another $2.7-billion in indirect costs including lost productivity, disability insurance, reduced quality of life and mental-health problems because of stigmatization and poor self-est... 19. Australia: Earth Hour (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...tantly enjoy! A successful power-out could then be copied by major cities around the world in a drive to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions blamed for climate change, according to international cons... 20. Study: Ageing Aircraft and Aviation Safety (Online Publications/Research Papers [downloadable]) ...ageing can be mitigated. Current and future maintenance programmes will act as a preventative measure to reduce the safety risk associated with ageing aircraft, but only if the operators adhere to t... 21. Study: Ageing Aircraft and Aviation Safety (TF: Airlines & Airports/Aviation Safety) ...ageing can be mitigated. Current and future maintenance programmes will act as a preventative measure to reduce the safety risk associated with ageing aircraft, but only if the operators adhere to t... 22. Searching for more sustainable options (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...with a wind farm, for example. Since climate change is a global problem, it doesn’t matter where we reduce emissions, so long as we actually reduce them. For us, the icing on the cake would ha... 23. International Colloquium on Tourism and Leisure, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 7. - 10.05.2007 (Conferences/Past Conferences) ...ception room. Fee: 20,000 Thai Baht, which can be paid on arrival at the conference. There is a 50% reduced rate for students. The fee includes conference attendance, lunch and coffee for the d... 24. Baltic Sea gets warmer (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...inisterial Meeting in November, which is slated to adopt the strategic Baltic Sea Action Plan to further reduce pollution in the sea and restore the good ecological status of the marine environment.... 25. Alberta oil industry gets eco-trust green bucks (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...ch 19 federal budget. Both men were careful to reassure industry that the initiative to look for ways to reduce emissions could be done without harming the bottom line. The dedication of most of the ... 26. Australia?s Darling River dying of thirst (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...uch as dams and irrigation projects, built along the Darling River since the 1960s have also dramatically reduced water flows. Non-irrigating landholders, dependent on natural floods to water their fl... 27. Canada ecoTrust for Clean Air and Climate Change (Manitoba) (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ...toba with $53.8 million as part of the new Canada ecoTrust to support provincial projects that will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions smog and air pollution. The press release states: The Canada ... 28. Study: Reconnecting America’s Transportation Networks Report: Missed Connections III (TF: Airlines & Airports/Airline Management) ...his industry and the overall transportation system: declining corporate profits and stagnating wages have reduced business and leisure travel demand; rising fuel prices and labor costs are challenging... 29. Domestic Airline Mergers in Twenty Nations (TF: Airlines & Airports/Airline Management) ...ournot model of airline competition illustrates that domestic mergers, via enhanced domestic networks and reduced domestic competition, generate international competitive gains. Further, empirical tes... 30. British Columbians want labelling of genetically modified foods (Tourism & Environment/Sustainable Tourism News) ... Animals consume only 100% organic feed. Organic food has added health benefits * Eating organic food reduces the amount of toxic chemicals ingested. * Organic fruits and vegetables have signific...
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