Traduction de «Tourist region » (Anglais → Français) :

tourist region [ tourist area | Tourist areas(ECLAS) ]

tourist area | tourist region | touristic zone

tourist resources for further development | tourist resources with potential for development | development of a tourist destination's resources | tourist resources of a destination for further development

inform groups of tourists on logistical times | inform tourist groups on arrival times | inform tourist groups on logistical times | inform tourist groups with logistical times

guide groups of tourists | manage groups of tourists | manage tourist groups | manage tourists in groups

tourist centre | tourist resort | touristic centre

hotels and other tourist accommodation | tourist accommodation (hotels and other) | tourist accommodation in hotels and elsewhere

International Federation of Tourist Centres [ International Tourist Association | International Commission for Touristic Personnel | International Tourist Confederation | International Confederation of Tourist Centres ]

tourist infrastructure [ tourist facilities ]

EU regional policy [ Community regional policy | European Union regional policy | regional policy committee | regional policy of the EU | regional policy of the European Union ]

Tourism statistics - Several regions of Spain, France and Italy top tourism destinations in the EU - The US and Turkey top extra-EU destinations of EU tourists // Brussels, 7 July 2017

87. Recognises the rich cultural and natural heritage (including cultural activities such as cinema, theatre and music) of the region as a strong asset, which the tourism sector builds upon; points out the large number of protected UNESCO sites and Natura 2000 areas in all participating countries; considers that, despite the significant contribution of this sector to the economy, the tourism potential is not being fully exploited, in particular owing to high seasonality and lacks in the areas of innovation, sustainability, transport infrastructure, the quality of the tourism offer, the skills of participating stakeholders and responsib ...[+++]le tourism management; calls on the participating countries to adopt policies ensuring adequate connections and tourist facilities both during and outside the summer season so as to diversify tourist flows and ensure a constant tourist presence in every season; stresses the importance of combining tourism with the natural, cultural and artistic heritage;

95. Supports the development of a diversified tourism offer including thematic tourist parks and routes, and cultural, rural, health, medical, nautical, enogastronomic, conference and sport tourism, including cycling, golf, diving, hiking, skiing, mountaineering and outdoor sports, in order to promote tourism throughout the year and to improve the competitiveness of tourist destinations, based on sustainability; supports the development of rural tourism in order to reduce the pressure on major tourism centres and the narrow coastal area and to help overcome seasonality; supports the expansion of tourist activities towards the hinterland ...[+++] with the creation of integrated tourism products which include the main attractions of the macro-region and those of its capitals;

55. Points out that coastal regions represent the principal tourist destination in Europe and that it is therefore important to give due consideration to spatial planning methods in coastal areas, the risks of extensive urbanisation, the need to maintain the quality and sustainability of coastal areas, their heritage and tourist service infrastructure; stresses that adequate funds need to be invested in a coastal, island and marine tourism strategy in order to protect the European coastline from erosion, safeguard its environmental and animal heritage and improve water quali ...[+++]ty, all with the aim of developing sustainable and good-quality beach and underwater tourism; in this respect, welcomes the Commission initiative to develop a strategy for sustainable coastal and marine tourism, and calls for the development of similar specific strategies for the islands, mountain regions and other vulnerable areas;