New Opportunities for Sustainable Tourism Development along the Silk Road. Alla Peressolova Head of UNWTO Silk Road Programme

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New Opportunities for Sustainable Tourism Development along the Silk Road Alla Peressolova Head of UNWTO Silk Road Programme

United Nations agency & leading international organization in travel & tourism since 1946: global forum for tourism policy issues practical source of tourism know-how

OUR MEMBERS 162 countries and territories about 500 Affiliate Members from over 80 countries

OUR MISSION: To contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals by promoting the development of responsible, sustainable and universally accessible tourism

Helping our Members to Enhance quality & excellence Improve marketing & image Deal with crises Collect & access data on tourism trends & forecasting

why tourism & travel?

1,235 mln+4% travellers 2016

Tourism Towards 2030 1.8 bn 1.4 bn 1235 mn 525 mn Source: World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)

ZHANG QIAN ALEXANDER THE GREAT MARCO POLO the most important route in the history of mankind

Forbes: 'The Silk Road is one of the world s most powerful brands, perhaps even bigger than Disney or Coca-Cola'

tourism & the Silk Road

The Silk Road as the top touring route (26,5%)

1994 SAMARKAND DECLARATION ON SILK ROAD TOURISM 19 countries called for: A peaceful and fruitful rebirth of these legendary routes as one of the world s richest cultural tourism destinations

Creating new possibilites from an ancient concept rebuilding the Silk Road As a vehicle for driving: International cooperation Sustainable development Foreign direct investment Cultural understanding and exchange Safeguarding World Heritage Sites Travel facilitation Poverty alleviation

Building the new Silk Road for Tourism A collaborative platform aimed at fostering sustainable and competitive tourism along the historic routes. 3 key areas: Marketing and Promotion Destination Management and Capacity Building Travel Facilitation

33 Committed Member States

Silk Road Stakeholders SILK ROAD ACTION PLAN 2010/2011

Marketing and Promotion

Key Area 1 : Marketing and Promotion Promotion of the global profile of the Silk Road

David Baddiel on the Silk Road 2.8 billion subscribers in 220 countries A journey through China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey

BBC 4 on the Silk Road The Silk Road presented by historian Dr. Sam Willis, focus on cultural heritage and daily lives of SR artisans 6 Silk Road countries: Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Iran, Turkey, Italy and China UK and 152 mln subscribers in 120 territories on BBC World

Why targeting the Silk Road Traveller? Top Experiences Ranking 61% Explore ancient Silk Road cities 58% Visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites on the Silk Road 44% interested to try local Silk Road gastronomy 39% Attend local festivals and events 39% Visit art galleries and museums

Capacity building and destination management

Silk Road Capacity Building Enhancing Silk Road Interpretation and Quality Guide Training Initiative, launched in 2015 Improvement of the standards of heritage interpretation Enhance overall visitor experience to Silk Road heritage sites Develop common standards for guides on the Silk Road Creation of a national pool of Silk Road trainers

THE WESTERN SILK ROAD TOURISM DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE

Travel Facilitation

3.Travel Facilitation 2008: 87% required a visa prior to departure to a Silk Road destination 2013: 73% required a visa Improving air connectivity and open skies policies on the Silk Road

The near future 2 nd International Western Silk Road Workshop, Late June 2017, Bulgaria International conference on Silk Road Gastronomy Tourism in the Russian Regions, 13-16 July, Astrakhan, Russia Silk Road Social Media Seminar (annual), 7 November, WTM London 2017 Join the IY2017 campaign and many more

The Dandelion represents Planet Earth a planet where people, as seeds, travel in a sustainable and responsible way. By travelling, these seeds connect to others through knowledge and culture, and thus build a better future.

Objectives of the IY2017 Raise awareness on the contribution of sustainable tourism to development Mobilize all stakeholders in making the sector a catalyst for positive change Foster change in policies, business practices and consumer behavior in tourism

Get on a map and request the logo! Silk Road Events

How you can contribute Share your experience on http://www.tourism4development2017.org/

Contribution to the 2017 International Year Use the hashtag #TravelEnjoyRespect in your social media channels

Join us! Ευχαριστώ! Alla Peressolova Head, UNWTO Silk Road Programme silkroad@unwto.org http://silkroad.unwto.org