Summit highlights:
- Attendance by over 100 members of World Tourism Cities
- Congratulatory letters from the United Nations confirming the summit’s international standing
- Formation of a Committee of Experts under the WTCF
- Release of the World Tourism Cities Evaluation System
- Signing of the Beijing Consensus
- Construction of an experience center
- Addition of three sessions for civil aviation and tourism companies as well as the media.
The Northern Area is where the Beijing International Tourism Center will be located. When construction is completed, the center will host the WTCF Secretariat, the Committee of Experts, and the facilities for the three sessions (civil aviation, tourism companies and the media). The Beijing representative offices of world tourism cities and travel agencies will also have their offices here. Daily activities will focus on tourism experiences, exhibitions, training of tourism practitioners, academic research and other works — becoming a comprehensive tourism core functional area incorporating exhibitions, experiences, communication and other functions.
The 2013 World Tourism Cities Tour will be held on Wangfujing Commercial Street from September 10 – 13. The tour will gather over 50 exhibiting organizations and showcase the cultures and charismatic qualities of member cities through a variety of activities including introductions to the cities and representative artistic performances, including through signature and 3D stereograph interaction.
As the member city image display platform of the World Tourism Cities Federation, the tour seeks to reach a wider audience through increased participation and interactivity, creating more commercial exchange opportunities for exhibiting cities and agencies, and providing more targeted services for collaboration and mutual benefits.
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