ASU Center for Sustainable Tourism

Free webinar "Connecting Communities and Conservation through Tourism."https://americanindigenoustourism.org/event/connecting-communities-and-conservation-through-tourism/

Today is World Mountain Day, a UN-designated occasion to raise awareness about mountains and their vital roles in sustaining humanity by providing freshwater, food, livelihoods, and biodiversity. Mountains serve as central pillars of tourism economies thanks to their dramatic landscapes, rich ecosystems, sacred sites, and opportunities for trekking and climbing. Despite their significance, mountains are increasingly threatened by climate change, overdevelopment, and conflict.

Photo: Mount Fitz Roy, part of the Andes, is one of Patagonia’s most iconic peaks in Argentina.

Exactly three years ago today, on World Mountain Day 2022 (a coincidence, not planned), I captured this moment during a research trip to Argentina—a reminder of the power and fragility of the world’s great mountain landscapes.

CST faculty presented at the AIANTA Webinar on Recreation and Tourism Planning for Tribal Parks. They presented various tools and frameworks that are beneficial for recreation and tourism planning on public lands and forests, along with some specific examples. Additionally, they explored how Indigenous values and principles can be integrated into the existing frameworks.

If you missed the World Tourism Day webinar on "Imagining Tourism: Pathways of Sustainable Transformation" last Friday, here is the recording.

Reimagining Tourism: Pathways to Sustainable Transformation The theme of this webinar is “Reimagining Tourism: Pathways to Sustainable Transformation.” This topic aligns with this year’s United Nations World Tourism ...

Please join us for this free webinar CST has organized in celebration of UN World Tourism Day.

The title of the next webinar aligns with this year’s UN Tourism World Tourism Day theme, ‘Tourism and Sustainable Transformation.’ The webinar will explore tourism's role as a catalyst for positive change in a rapidly changing world, emphasizing a deliberate and inclusive approach that integrates sustainability, resilience, regeneration, and equity into tourism development and decision-making for the benefit of both people and the planet. The panelists will discuss bold, critical, theoretical, methodological, and empirical insights on how tourism can be reimagined toward a more just, sustainable, and resilient future.

Title: Reimaging Tourism: Pathways to Sustainable Transformation

Date and time: Friday, September 26, 3:00pm- 4:00pm (MST), 6pm-7pm (EST_

Speakers:
Dr David Simmons, Professor Emeritus, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Chair, EarthCheck Research Institute

Dr Kelly Bricker, Professor and Director, School of Community Resources and Development, Arizona State University; Vice Chair, GSTC


Space is limited. Registration is required. Please register to secure your spot.
Click here to register: https://asu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dc911r47TZK5p-2cF0lj6A