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Application of Technology in the Tourism Industry

The Application of new technologies to the clothing industry: report on R & D in five European countries [ The Application of new technologies to the clothing industry ]

Exchange of letters between Canada and Yugoslavia concerning the encouragement of further contacts and exchanges in science and technology, and in the industrial application of science and technology

Council for Education, Recruitment and Training for the Hotel and Catering Industry | Council for Education, Recruitment and Training for the Hotel, Catering and Tourism industries | State Tourism Training Agency | CERT [Abbr.]

deliver tourism presentations | give a presentation | deliver presentations on tourism | give a speech on the tourism industry

International Conference on Investments and Financing in the Tourism Industry | IFTI [Abbr.]

training in the tourism industry

leather industry technologies | leather technologies | leather technology | technologies of the leather industry

connector technology | interconnection technique | connector engineering | connectors applications | connector industry | wiring termination | connectics

16. Urges that free allowances for the most efficient installations in the carbon-leakage sectors be allocated on the basis of programmes for investment in new equipment, R&D (including the capture, storage (CCS) and use of carbon (CCU)) and the training of workers, as soon as possible and at all events starting 2018 and during the fourth stage, covering the period 2021-2030 in order to meet high standards of climate and environmental protection and employment rights; stresses the absolute need for investment in research and development to enable Europe to remain a centre of excellence for the production of base metals; recalls that industries which invest are the ones which survive crises most successfully; calls for ETS auction revenue ...[+++]s to be used to finance climate action inside the EU and in developing countries, including for investments into renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in industrial sectors; supports the plans under the 2030 climate and energy framework to establish a facility (NER400) for carbon capture and storage, innovative renewables and low carbon innovation in industrial sectors as laid down in the conclusions of the European Council of 23 October 2014; proposes that pilot and demonstration projects relating to carbon capture, utilisation and storage should be part of programmes for the funding of low-carbon technologies promoted by the Commission along the lines of NER 300 and the future NER 400, with the financial risk being shared between the financier and the operator; recalls the importance of public investment and, in the European context, of Horizon 2020 funds, in improving the environmental and energy efficiency of the base-metal industry, including the achievement of lower carbon emissions in line with Europe 2020 targets; regards the training of workers in the application of low-carbon technologies and practices in industry as a strategic investment which ought to be fully incorporated into programmes promoted by the ...

44. Emphasises the significant potential existing for the development of entrepreneurial activity and of a participative approach in the tourism sector, in particular for tourism SMEs but also for start-ups, the non-profit sector and other organisations that contribute to the preservation, protection and promotion of Europe’s cultural heritage; stresses that, in addition to cultural assets, quality of service and high-level professional skills, the existence of well-trained specialists in the field and online presence are key factors ...[+++]for the success and competitiveness of the European tourism sector; stresses that research, innovation and new technologies, especially in telecommunications, are essential for bringing the cultural heritage closer to the people; also considers that unnecessary burdens on SMEs should be abolished for the sake of their competitiveness, and that legislation which has negative effects on SMEs in the tourism industry should be revised;

31. Emphasises the significant potential for the development of entrepreneurial activity and of a participative approach in the tourism sector, in particular for tourism SMEs, but also for start-ups, the non-profit sector and other organisations that contribute to the preservation, protection and promotion of Europe’s cultural heritage; stresses that, in addition to cultural assets, quality of service, high-level professional skills, well-trained specialists in the field and online presence are key factors for the success and competit ...[+++]iveness of the European tourism sector; stresses that research, innovation and new technologies, especially in telecommunications, are essential for bringing the cultural heritage closer to the people; also considers that unnecessary burdens on SMEs should be abolished for the sake of their competitiveness and that legislation which has negative effects on SMEs in the tourism industry should be revised;

1. Notes that the competitiveness of the European tourism industry will only be guaranteed by using the best technologies available; calls on the Member States and the Commission to encourage the tourist sector to adopt strategies on energy efficiency and the introduction of renewables; welcomes the launch of an ‘ICT and tourism’ platform by the Commission, which could serve as an accelerator for tourism enterprises, especially SMEs, when developing new and innovative tools and services; believes that a single ...[+++]market for online services will increase the competitiveness of the tourism industry in Europe and that ICT should contribute to sustainable management, also bearing in mind the EU climate strategy and respecting the special needs of rural, mountainous and coastal regions; believes that better coordination of all tourism activities via ICT should be enhanced under the auspices of the Commission, since tourists book more and more travel services through electronic platforms and non-European web search engines; believes that the Commission should secure fair and legal competition in this area;