DEAR COLLEAGUES,
FIJET IS PROUD OF ABUJET ONE OF THE OLDEST ASSOCIATIONS. THANKS TO THE LOYAL MEMBERS WHO BELIEVED IN THE OBJECTS OF OUR FEDERATION. MY CONGRATULATION ON THIS FIJET EXTRAORDINARY EVENT .
TIJANI HADDAD
PRESIDENT OF FIJET
Dear Maxim, Dear Plamen, Dear ABUJET Friends,
More than Gold Jubilee Celebration! That's great news. CONGRATULATIONS!
On this occasion, I would convey greetings to all ABUJET Members working in travel journalism.
My personal congratulations on productive and fruitful years in travel journalism.
For sure under your very affectionate and dynamic leadership ABUJET would continue to have larger and larger role in world travel journalism.
With kind regards,
Marijana Rebic
SG
Congratulations on the... more
Ljubljana, 27 September – Slovenia has become the first Green Destination in the world, and Ljubljana has two placements among the TOP 100 Sustainable Destinations. Other best practices of green and sustainable tourism in the world also received awards within the scope of the Global Green Destinations Day International Conference. Various Slovenian destinations and providers also celebrated their victories at the Ljubljana Castle.
Within the scope of the Global Green Destinations Day international conference, the awards for the best practices of the world's green and sustainable tourism were presented at the Ljubljana Castle. Destinations and providers of tourist services passed the assessment of their sustainable operations as per strict Green Destinations criteria based on international standards and the criteria of the Green Scheme of Slovenian tourism.... more
“Tourism for all!”
Tourism has experienced a revolution in the past 50 years. In 1950 there were 25 million international tourists; today there are around 1.2 billion people travelling the world. Travelling has become a huge part of many lives.
When travelling, we come across new people, new sights, and new ideas. Often our perception of the world changes as we see more of it. However, we must not forget that for many, travelling can be quite a difficult process.
15% of the world’s population is estimated to live with some form of disability. That is 1 billion people around the world who may be unable to enjoy the privilege of knowing other cultures, experience nature at its fullest and experience the thrill of embarking on a journey to explore new sights.
Accessibility for all should be at the center of tourism policies and business strategies... more
