Mr. Tuan Anh Le, Director of Tourism Information Technology Center, National Administration of Tourism, Viet Nam

National projects in the Caribbean, where tourism development is a component of national spatial development plans.

The main beneficiaries of a DMS are potential travelers, the providers of tourism products and services, national travel agents and outbound travel agents, national tourism institutions, IT providers and investors.

National tourism authorities and travel and tourism operators from developing countries face growing erosion of trade benefits, coupled with multiplier and spillover effects.

They were executed by the World Tourism Organization (WTO) in close collaboration with the national authorities and the Central American Secretariat for Tourism Integration.

Interesting examples at the regional and national levels are the DMSs developed by the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) and by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

They were executed by the World Tourism Organization (WTO) in close collaboration with the national authorities and the Central American Secretariat for Tourism Integration (SITCA).

A review of the status of e tourism initiatives undertaken by national DMOs in LDCs, based on an informal survey of national tourism websites, highlighted the main challenges encountered in the development of an effective DMS.

Eco tourism, cultural and natural heritage tourism, health and medical tourism and adventure tourism are some of the tourism niches that are increasingly marketed by destinations and tourism enterprises in developing countries.

Part C discusses key elements of national and regional e tourism strategies and policies put in place by developed and developing countries (including online marketing and new tourism products), as well as cooperation processes in the tourism industry.

Cultural heritage tourism (or just heritage tourism or diaspora tourism) is a branch of tourism oriented towards the cultural heritage of the location where tourism is occurring.

The distribution of tourism products on the Internet complements traditional distribution channels (travel agents, national tourism offices, tourism producers, call centers, etc.) because a large number of DMOs do not yet have the capacity to develop an effective e tourism website and cannot rely only on uncertain online revenues.

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Next to a highly developed industry, international tourism is the most important part of the national economy.

According to the Statistical Report on Tourism in Laos 2008 by the Lao National Tourism Administration, the number of tourists has increased from approximately 18,600 to 102,000 between 2001 and 2008.

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Tourism in Spain is a major contributor to the national economic life contributing with 6.4 of Spain's GDP.

In line with these observations, Greece's former Minister of Tourism Aris Spiliotopoulos announced the opening of a Greek National Tourism Organization office in Shanghai by the end of 2010, and GNTO currently operates two tourism offices in China, one in Shanghai and one in Beijing.

41. The operational activities of Habitat comprise a number of national projects in the Caribbean, where tourism development is a component of national spatial development plans.

(33) The General Assembly, States and national and international organizations should discourage sex tourism, and the private sector, including the service industry, and the World Tourism Organization, should encourage accountability in this regard.

The move towards business tourism transformed the capital into a national hub for this segment of the tourist industry.

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Tourism services The distribution of tourism services relies on different distribution channels.

Governments should integrate sustainable tourism development in national poverty reduction strategy papers (PRSPs), as recommended in the Declaration on Tourism and the Millennium Development Goals, adopted on the eve of the 2005 World Summit.

Contributing factors for the successful integration of local tourism enterprises into international tourism markets are adequate e tourism strategies that focus on tourism innovation in terms of tourism products and adoption of e business tools such as destination management systems.