November 8, 2024

UNWTO embraces 18 new affiliate members

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The newly admitted UNWTO members reflect the diversity of the broad tourism sector, with private companies, Destination Management Organizations, universities, professional associations, Intergovernmental Organization and NGOs, all represented. The new additions also reflect UNWTO’s global mission, six from Europe; four from the Americas; four from Asia and the Pacific; two from Africa and two from the Middle East.

In accordance with the current legal process of admission, the 18 candidatures were submitted for consideration and approval of the 117th Executive Council after being previously reviewed and endorsed by the Committee on Matters related to Affiliate Membership, during the meeting of the Committee that took place on 17 November. With this official approval of the Executive Council, the new members can enjoy all the rights and benefits corresponding to this UNWTO membership, in accordance with the statutes and rules of the Organization.

UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili said: “We are proud to see the Affiliate Members network growing while adding value to the Organization, and wish a warm welcome to the 18 new entities joining our community.”

The 18 new Affiliate Members are: Asociación Española de Directores y Directivos de Hotel (Spain), Busan Tourism Organization (Republic of Korea), Cappadocia University / Kapadokya Üniversitesi (Türkiye), Comité International Des Festivals Du Film Touristique – CIFFT (Austria), Escuela Profesional De Turismo De La Universidad Nacional De San Antonio Abad Del Cusco (Peru), Eturia CLM (Spain), Hospitality&Tourism Association of Eswatini (Eswatini, the Kingdom of), Innovaris SL (Spain), Jeddah Central Development Company (Saudi Arabia), Johannesburg Tourism Company (South Africa), Manifest Destinations Group, INC. (United States of America), National Inbound and Domestic Tourism Association of Moldova (Moldova), ONWARD (United States of America), Osaka University of Tourism (Japan), Pacific Tourism Organization (Fiji), Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (Jordan), PT. Pintu Bali Digital (Indonesia), Smart Tourism&Hospitality Consulting  SA – SMART THC (Panama), Distributed by APO Group on behalf of World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

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