My 80's TV! conmemoró día mundial del Turismo Responsable Como una manera de contribuir a la actividad turística del mundo entero, es que la Organización Mundial de Turismo (OMT) afirma que el desarrollo del turismo sustentable responde a las necesidades de los turistas y de las regiones anfitrionas presentes, a la vez que protege y mejora las oportunidades del futuro. En este sentido, la celebración del día mundial del turismo responsable, es una de las ampliaciones del turismo sostenible y se basa, principalmente, en un programa de difusión que llama a actuar responsablemente con las distintas aristas del turismo. “Entendemos el Día Mundial del Turismo Responsable como una activación que invita a que cada visitante actué con las conductas orientadas a un programa de sensibilización, respetando las costumbres y tradiciones locales, apoyando a la economía local, respetando el medio ambiente y siendo un viajero informado ”, dijo el Director Nacional de Sernatur, Álvaro Castilla. ¿Cómo ser un Turista Responsable?
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Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Travel @ National Geographic Traveler Planning 1. Pack Your Environmental Ethic A 2007 survey commissioned by ELEMENT Hotels—an eco-friendly, extended-stay brand that Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide launched in early 2008—found that most people ignore their normal environmental habits when traveling, including turning off lights and using less water. According to the telephone survey of 1,041 travelers conducted by the research firm STUDYLOGIC, 60 percent reported that they are more likely to leave the light on when they leave a hotel room compared to when they leave home. "Why?" When traveling, Wilt says, remember to walk your talk, no matter where you are staying. 2. Responsible traveling begins at home. "As much as 10 percent of the electricity used in your home is wasted energy burned by adaptors, chargers, computers, and other appliances that we leave plugged in when we're not using them," says Thomas Kostigen, co-author of The Green Book (2007). 3. For many travelers, e-tickets soon may be the only option. 4. 5.
The Daily Muse Expands From A Community For Professional Women To “The Muse,” A Career Destination For Everyone The Daily Muse is rebranding today to serve a wider audience. The company has expanded and is going under the name The Muse now, which includes job listings, company profiles, and a career advice publication under the old name, The Daily Muse. The Daily Muse originally targeted women in their twenties and thirties, but The Muse will now offer content for all professionals. “As we grew, we began to notice something we didn’t expect: People we didn’t intend to find us, who we didn’t think would need or use our resources, came in droves,” the company wrote in a blog post today. The site, founded by ex-McKinsey analysts Kathryn Minshew, Alexandra Cavoulacos and Melissa McCreery, launched in September 2011. Minshew says one reader said he used the site every day for a month or so before realizing that it was targeted at women; he likened the experience to going to the bathroom and realizing there aren’t any urinals there.
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TripIt Owner Concur Invests $5 Million In Flight Price Tracker Yapta Travel and expense management company Concur, which earlier this year acquired TripIt and GlobalExchange, has invested $5 million in Yapta, a provider of airfare and hotel rate tracking services. The investment brings the total of capital raised by Yapta to $13.8 million. As part of the investment agreement, Concur and Yapta have entered into a partnership under which Concur will exclusively use Yapta’s airfare price tracking and price assurance services for its TripIt Pro users. The parties also plan to explore additional opportunities for integrating Yapta’s services with Concur’s travel and expense management solutions. Last April, Concur struck a similar deal with Indian online travel site Cleartrip, in which the company invested $40 million. According to the press release, Yapta’s technology has conducted more than a billion price checks on millions of flights, revealing more than $350 million in savings for travelers.
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