Mu nthawi ya kusintha kwa nyengo ndi kupitilira, mabungwe angapo akubwera pamodzi kuti akonzekeretse gawoli ndi luso lofunikira loyendetsa ntchito zokopa alendo. The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) yalengeza mgwirizano watsopano ndi mabungwe othandizira padziko lonse lapansi Travel Foundation, EplerWood Internationalndipo Cornell University Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise, patatha chaka kuchokera pamene lipoti lawo linatulutsidwa Komwe Kofikira Pangozi: Zosawoneka Katundu Wazoyendera.
Kupyolera mu mgwirizanowu, ogwira nawo ntchito akufuna kupanga zida zatsopano ndi maphunziro kwa mamembala a PATA omwe angagwiritsidwe ntchito padziko lonse lapansi.
Dr. Mario Hardy, CEO wa Pacific Asia Travel Association, anati: "Ndikofunikira kuti makampani athu oyendayenda ndi zokopa alendo apange njira zatsopano zowerengera ndalama zonse za ntchito zathu, kuonetsetsa chitukuko chokhazikika ndi chodalirika cha malo omwe tikupita mtsogolo. . Mgwirizanowu ndi gawo lolandirika kwa Association ndipo likugwirizana ndi mutu wathu wa 2020, Partnerships for Tomorrow. "
Pakati pa zomwe adapeza, lipoti la Invisible Burden likuwonetsa kuti malo omwe amapita amafunikira mwachangu mphamvu ndi luso lowongolera ndalama zomwe zimayenderana ndi kukula kwa zokopa alendo, kuteteza chuma chamtengo wapatali chachilengedwe komanso chikhalidwe.
Mgwirizanowu udzakhazikika pa ntchito yake yoyambira ndi kafukufuku watsopano kuti amvetsetse bwino mipata yomwe amakumana nayo akamalimbana ndi zovuta zowongolera. Zida zophunzitsira ndi zothandizira zidzapangidwa, kuphatikizapo:
- njira zonse zowerengera ndalama zomwe zimayezera kulemedwa kosawoneka kwa zokopa alendo;
- luso la kasamalidwe ka deta kuti ayendetse kukula kwa zokopa alendo m'malo omwe akupita;
- njira zabwino zoperekera malipoti ndi mgwirizano pakati pa maboma ang'onoang'ono ndi mabungwe omwe si aboma; ndi
- njira zatsopano zopezera ndalama zomwe zimathandiza malo oyendera alendo kuti athe kulipirira ndalama za njira zatsopano zothetsera mavuto.
Polengeza gawo lotsatira la mgwirizanowu, Jeremy Sampson, CEO wa Travel Foundation, adati: "Tikuwona kuyesayesa kumeneku kuti tithandizire ntchito zokopa alendo ndizofunikira, chifukwa cha kukula kwa zokopa alendo ndi zotsatira zake pachuma chamtengo wapatali cha chikhalidwe ndi chilengedwe. . Mgwirizanowu uthandizira komwe akupita kuti apititse patsogolo chitetezo cha zinthu zofunika kwambiri ndi zomangamanga, ndikuphatikizanso kuchepetsa nyengo ndikusintha ku zolinga zazikulu zazachuma zokopa alendo. ”
Megan Epler Wood, Principal of EplerWood International and Managing Director, Sustainable Tourism Asset Management Programme ku Cornell University, adati, "Pofufuza lipoti la Invisible Burden, zomwe tidapeza zinali kusowa kwaukadaulo ndi zida m'malo ambiri kuti athe kuthana ndi kuchuluka kwachuma. Malo amafunikira maluso atsopano kuti athe kuunika bwino zomwe zokopa alendo zimakhudzidwa ndi zomangamanga ndi katundu wawo. Tidzathetsa vutoli molunjika. "
Pulofesa Mark Milstein, Mtsogoleri wa Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise ku Cornell University, adati, "Mgwirizanowu ukuyimira ndalama zina zomwe timachita. Pulogalamu Yoyang'anira Kasamalidwe ka Zachuma (STAMP) kuonetsetsa kuti gawo limodzi lazachuma lofunika kwambiri padziko lonse lapansi likugwira ntchito m’njira yosawononga chipambano chake chamalonda m’tsogolomu.”
The Katundu Wosaoneka report likupezeka pa www.invisibleburden.org.
ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- Professor Mark Milstein, Director of the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise at Cornell University, said, “This partnership represents a further investment by our Sustainable Tourism Asset Management Program (STAMP) to ensure one of the world's most important economic sector operates in a way that does not undermine its own commercial success in the future.
- “It is imperative that our travel and tourism industry forges new methods to account for the full costs of our activities, to ensure the sustainable and responsible development of destinations for the future.
- Megan Epler Wood, Principal of EplerWood International and Managing Director, Sustainable Tourism Asset Management Program at Cornell University, said, “In researching the Invisible Burden report, our most striking finding was the lack of expertise and resources in most destinations to manage escalating demand.
