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1 United Nations Nations Unies INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON TOURISM STATISTICS Jointly organized by UN Statistics Division and UNWTO Department of Statistics and Economic Measurement of Tourism UNWTO Headquarters, Madrid, Spain July 2006 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (provisional) As of 6 July 2006 ARGENTINA 1. Ms. Susana Margarita ROSENTAL Coordinator INDEC 2. Mr. Miguel OLIVA Director del Área de Investigación de la Cuenta Satélite de Turismo Secretaría de Turismo de la Nación srosen@mecon.gov.ar moliva@turismo.gov.ar AUSTRIA 3. Ms. Renate PENITZ Expert Federal Ministry for Economics Affairs & Labour 4. Mr. Peter LAIMER Deputy Director, Directorate Spatial Statistics Statistics Austria 5. Mr. Jürgen WEISS Adviser for Tourism Statistics, Directorate Spatial Statistics Statistics Austria renate.penitz@bmwa.gv.at peter.laimer@statistik.gv.at juergen.weiss@statistik.gv.at BAHAMAS 6. Ms. Pamela LOWE General Manager Ministry of Tourism 7. Miss Tenniel ROLLE Trainee Statistician Department of Statistics (NSO) pamelal@coralwave.com tennielrolle@bahamas.gov.bs BRAZIL 8. Mr. Roberto RAMOS Head, National Accounts Department Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics ramosrob@ibge.gov.br
2 9. Ms. Neiva DUARTE Coordenadora General de Estudios e Pesquisas Instituto Brasileiro de Turismo neiva.duarte@embratur.gov.br CANADA 10. Ms. Demi KOTSOVOS Economist, Research and Development Projects and Analysis, Income and Expenditure Division Statistics Canada 11. Mr. Neil MCINNIS Executive Director, Research Canadian Tourism Commission demi.kotsovos@statcan.ca mcinnis.neil@ctc-cct.ca CHINA 12. Ms. ZHANG Mei Official China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) mzhang@cnta.gov.cn CZECH REPUBLIC 13. Mr. Pavel VANCURA Head, Tourism Statistics Section Czech Statistical Office pavel.vancura@czso.cz EGYPT 14. Mr. Hassan MASOUD Researcher CAPMAS capmas-presaffr@yahoo.com FRANCE 15. Mr. Frédéric TARDIEU Head, Bureau des études, des statistiques et des comptes économiques Direction du Tourisme Frederic.tardieu@tourisme.gouv.fr GHANA 16. Mr. Ebenezer Kojo OCRAN Senior Statistician Ghana Statistical Service 17. Mr. John Duke HAMMOND Assistant Statistician Ghana Statistical Service ebenezerocran@yahoo.co.uk Jdham2004@yahoo.co.uk 2
3 INDIA 18. Mr. Vinod BAJAJ Additional Director General, Department of Tourism Ministry of Tourism & Culture IRELAND 19. Mr. Steve MACFEELY Senior Statistician Central Statistics Office 20. Mr. Niall O HANLON Statistician, Tourism Statistics Central Statistics Office Steve.MacFeely@cso.ie Niall.OHanlon@cso.ie JAMAICA 21. Ms. Lorna THOMPSON-REID Deputy Director, Economic Accounting Division The Statistical Institute of Jamaica 22. Ms. Carolyn MCDONALD-RILEY Economist Ministry of Tourism Entertainment and Culture lreid@statinja.com carolynriley@cwjamaica.com 23. Ms. Antoinette LYN Manager, Research & Market Intelligence Unit Jamaica Tourist Board alyn@visitjamaica.com KAZAKHSTAN 24. Mrs. Aigul YEPBAYEVA Director of Department Agency of Statistics of the Republic of Kazakhstan epbaeva@statbase.kz LESOTHO 25. Ms. Makaizer MOHLOUOA Head, Research and Development Lesotho Tourism Development Corporation 26. Mr. Thabo Sam THOBEI Statistician National Statistics Office mokose@ltdc.org.ls ts.thobei@bos.gov.ls MALAYSIA 27. Mr. Chong YOKE HAR Director Tourism Malaysia 28. Mrs. Chellam PALANYANDY Director Services Statistics Division Department of Statistics yhchong@tourism.gov.my chellam@stats.gov.my 3
4 29. Mr. Mohd Uzir MAHIDIN Assistant Director National Accounts Statistics Division Department of Statistics 30. Mr. Loi Young CHIN Principal Assistant Secretary Ministry of Tourism MEXICO 31. Ms. Mary Aurora RABAGO RODRIGUEZ Directora Regional Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Informática 32. Mr. Alejandro NAVA ALATORRE Statistical Director Secretaría de Turismo aurora.rabago@inegi.gob.mx anava@sectur.gob.mx NEW ZEALAND 33. Mr. Bruce BASSETT Research Manager Ministry of Tourism bruce.bassett@tourism.govt.nz PHILIPPINES 34. Ms. Milagros Yanos SAY Chief, Tourism Research and Statistics Division Department of Tourism mysay@tourism.gov.ph 35. Mr. Romulo A. VIROLA Secretary General National Statistical Coordination Board ra.virola@nscb.gov.ph PORTUGAL 36. Ms. Teresa HILARIO Compiler, Tourism Accounts INE-National Statistical Institute teresa.hilario@ine.pt REPUBLIC OF KOREA 37. Mr. Bokeun CHOI Director (1 st Secretary), Tourism Policy Division Ministry of Culture and Tourism 38. Ms. Sungeun KIM Manager, Market Survey & Statistics Team Korea Tourism Organization bkchoi777@mct.go.kr sungeun@mail.knto.or.kr 4
5 RUSSIAN FEDERATION 39. Mr. Alexander KEVESH Deputy Head of Federal State Statistics, Service of the Russian Federation 40. Ms. Sofia TERESHINA Chief Economist, BOP Statistics Division, BOP Department Bank of Russia SAUDI ARABIA 41. Mr. Mohammed AL-YOUSEF General Director of the Center of Tourism, Information and Research (MAS) Supreme Commission of Tourism (SCT) 42. Mr. Abdulaziz ALRASHEED Senior Economics Specialist Supreme Commission of Tourism (SCT) SINGAPORE 43. Ms. Mok Siew FEN Statistician Singapore Department of Statistics 44. Mr. Mark TUNG Manager Singapore Tourism Board 45. Ms. Christine TEO Assistant Director Singapore Tourism Board SOUTH AFRICA 46. Ms. Anemé MALAN Manager, Application of National Accounts Statistics South Africa 47. Ms. Bashni MUTHAYA Strategic Research Manager South African Tourism 48. Ms. Lydia MBONDE Director Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism SPAIN 49. Ms. Laura PENA Director, Institute of Tourism Studies Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce 5
6 50. Mr. Agustín CAÑADA Subdirector Adjunto, Cuentas Nacionales Instituto Nacional de Estadística SRI LANKA 51. Mr. Kanapathipillai GNANARATNAM Statistician / Acting Director, Research and International Affairs Division Sri Lanka Tourist Board kgnani123@yahoo.com SWEDEN 52. Mr. Dennis BEDEROFF Head of Tourism Industry Affairs NUTEK dennis.bederoff@nutek.se THAILAND 53. Ms. Chalermkwun CHIEMPRACHANARAKORN Socio-Economic Statistician National Statistical Office 54. Ms. Walailak NOYPAYAK Director, Market Intelligence Division Tourism Authority of Thailand kwunny@nso.go.th walailak.noypayak@tat.or.th TURKEY 55. Mr. Imran KOTAN Statistician Turkish Statistical Institute imran_kotan@tuik.gov.tr UNITED KINGDOM 56. Ms. Georgina FORD Assistant Statistician Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) 57. Mr. David SAVAGE IPS Project Manager Office for National Statistics georgina.ford@culture.gsi.gov.uk David.Savage@ons.gsi.gov.uk UNITED STATES 58. Mr. Mark BROWN Senior Market Research Analyst U.S. Department of Commerce Office of Travel and Tourism Industries 59. Mr. Paul KERN Section Chief, Industry Analysis Division Industry Accounts Directorate Bureau of Economic Analysis Mark.Brown@mail.doc.gov Paul.Kern@bea.gov 6
7 ZAMBIA 60. Mr. Evaristo CHABALA Senior Tourism Development Officer Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources 61. Mr. Besa MUWELE Principal Statistician Central Statistical Office ORGANIZATIONS CARICOM 62. Mrs. Philomen HARRISON Programme Manager, Statistics CARICOM Secretariat 63. Ms. Franzia EDWARDS Head, Resource Mobilisation CARICOM Secretariat COMESA 64. Ms. Chawe Mpande CHUULU Research and Business Coordinator Regional Integration Project COMESA Secretariat 65. Mr. Themba MUNALULA Senior Statistician Regional Integration Project COMESA Secretariat EUROSTAT 66. Mr. Ulrich SPÖREL Expert at the European Commission Eurostat, Luxembourg ILO 67. Mr. Igor CHERNYSHEV Senior Statistician, Methodology and Analysis Unit Bureau of Statistics, Policy Integration Department OECD 68. Mr. Alain DUPEYRAS Head, Tourism Programme (CFE) 69. Mr. Sergio ARZENI Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development (CFE) 7
8 UN Statistics Division (UNSD) 70. Mr. Paul CHEUNG Director 71. Mr. Vladimir MARKHONKO Chief, Trade Statistics Branch UNWTO (Secretariat) 72. Mr. Antonio MASSIEU Chief, Statistics and Economic Measurement of Tourism 73. Ms. Azucena PERNÍA Assistant, Statistics and Economic Measurement of Tourism 74. Ms. Teresa CILLER Assistant (database), Statistics and Economic Measurement of Tourism 75. Ms. Jacinta GARCÍA Secretary, Statistics and Economic Measurement of Tourism UNWTO (Consultants) 76. Katharine KEMP Marion LIBREROS Scott MEIS Shaila NIJHOWNE José QUEVEDO 8
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