Traduction de «tourisme de santé » (Français → Anglais) :

58. Takes note of the fact that demographic developments in Europe will give rise to continuing growth in health tourism and in spa tourism in particular; calls on the Commission, in view of the fact that there are a variety of Community rules covering spa-tourism issues, to consider the possibility of tabling a single legislative proposal on spa tourism in order to give the sector a controlled organic structure, encouraging its competitiveness and specifying immediately that spa companies operating in the Member States, as providers of health services, are excluded from the scope of Directive 2006/123/EC; stresses the relevance of the ...[+++] new legislation on cross-border healthcare and considers that these must be enforced in strict compliance with the criteria and conditions imposed by the new legislative framework, in order to ensure fully satisfactory implementation;

46. Considers, in view of the decline in health tourism, that there is a need for the adoption of a specific Community directive to define the recognition and use of hydro-thermal resorts and, more generally, the role of health tourism and thermal cures in connection with tourist facilities in the various Member States – apart from the health, social security and insurance aspects – by also making available sufficient financial resources to enable a strategically important sector of the Member States" economy to embark on a suitable development process, so as to significantly increase new direct and indirect employment;

46. Considers, in view of the decline in health tourism, that there is a need for the adoption of a specific Community directive to define the recognition and use of hydro-thermal resorts and, more generally, the role of health tourism and thermal cures in connection with tourist facilities in the various Member States – apart from the health, social security and insurance aspects – by also making available sufficient financial resources to enable a strategically important sector of the Member States’ economy to embark on a suitable development process, so as to significantly increase new direct and indirect employment;

45. Stresses that businesses in the insurance sector must play a greater role in supporting health-related tourism; in addition, emphasises that businesses in the insurance sector should be given support in finding solutions for trans-boundary cooperation in order to finance health-related tourism.

The Community has also provided financial support to the establishment of the Palestinian Police Force (20 Mecu), to the recurrent cost of the Palestinian administration and to the organisation of the future elections in the Occupied Territories. b) the important political role played by the European Union chairing the Regional Economic Development Working Group (REDWG) which manages a programme composed of 56 actions and projects, targeted at instigating or reinforcing regional cooperation in such areas as transport, infrastructure, tourism, health, energy, trade investment and financial markets, vocational training etc .

The Conference will be attended by over 200 people (representatives of the European Parliament, the European Travel Commission (ETC), the World Tourist Organization, the Tourist Offices in the Community, of the hotel and catering trade and related associations, travel agents, tourist guides etc.). It will focus on four main themes: - facilitating tourism within the Community. This includes the abolition of internal frontiers, non-Community tourists, health matters, information and protection for tourists, transports, transfers of foreign currencies by tourists, new means of payment, the ECU and tourism and taxation; (1) Full information ...[+++] of the Conference is available, it contains the programmes and a document by Commission departments, the Tourism Sector: Horizon 1992 (2) COM(86) 32 final - 2 - - promotion of Comunity tourism.