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Good Teaching Practices on Sustainable Tourism

19 July 2017
Good Teaching Practices on Sustainable Tourism
Centre for Inclusive Education in partnership with Ecosystem Europe Association, Bulgaria organizes training “Green technologies and environmental management in the accommodation sector”. It is part of Green Ideas for Tourism in Europe project and will be held between August 7th and 11th, 2017 in Arbanasi.

Participants will discuss the following subjects: tourism and its environmental impact, labels in tourism, introduction to ecomapping, green energy aspects in sustainable hotels and introduction to mindmapping.

Training’s main focus will also be the presentation of project’s key product, a teaching online tool for green ideas in tourism, presentation of teaching practices, related to its usage as a teacher or trainer in vocational schools of tourism or tourism enterprises.

Environmental protection specialists, sustainable tourism experts, teachers and professionals from the accommodation sector are invited to participate. The working language of the training will be English.

This is the second of a total of 3 trainings, held in the countries of Green Ideas for Tourism in Europe project’s partners: Bulgaria, Estonia and Finland.

For more information and how you could participate, please contact Stefan Stefanov, project manager, s.stefanov@cie-bg.eu.

Green Ideas for Tourism for Europe aims to increase the labour market relevance of vocational tourism education and training by improving the students’ understanding of the environmental impact of managerial decisions through innovative methods and technologies. The project is managed by Centre for Inclusive Education in partnership with Ecosystem Europe Association, BulgariaVocational School of Tourism “Mihalaki Georgiev” - Vidin, Bulgaria, Stockholm Environment Institute - Tallinn, Estonia and Context Learning, Finland.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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