With enough interest, but without much surprise, we read in the previous days an article about how the inhabitants of the beautiful and highly tourist island of Sardinia intends to protect their beaches and keep them in good enough condition for future generations.
The communication team sat down for an interview with Mr. Vassilis Zissimopoulos, founder of Costa Nostrum, to have an enlightening discussion on his involvement of MISTRAL as a stakeholder of Region of Crete.
New blog article by Costa Nostrum
Coastal Summer Stories (2021)
The number of countries embracing new sustainable tourism development models is constantly increasing, with the top ten being located mainly in northern Europe.
The opportunity for reprogramming in the tourism sector seems to be, among other things, sustainable tourism since the development model must become more flexible and resilient.
An extensive discussion “opened” at this year’s ITB Berlin the certification of hotels and whether it can increase hotel revenues, in a panel with the participation of TB Berlin, Fachhochschule des Mittelstands and InfraCert Institute for Sustainable Development in the Hotel Industry.
According to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), sustainable tourism is “tourism that fully takes into account its current and future economic, social and environmental impacts and meets the needs of visitors, industry and communities.” in the reception destinations “.
Despite the cessation of tourism due to the pandemic, in the preferences of German tourists, it seems that the need to look for holidays in nature is constantly increasing.
Near Poros, there is a small island that is the perfect destination for lovers and at the same time maintains its sustainable character.
