UNWTO na auai i sui tulaga maualuga mai Matagaluega o le Siosiomaga, Faalapotopotoga Faava-o-malo ma Faalapotopotoga a Malo Aufaatasi e tuufaatasia le tautinoga ma le tulaga o turisi o se vaega maualuga aafiaga mo le faatelevaveina o le gafataulimaina.

Le mea faapitoa One Planet Forum na talimalo e le One Planet Secretariat (UNEP) fa'atasi ma le Stockholm +50 Fonotaga Fa'avaomalo, e fa'ailoga ai le 50 tausaga o gaioiga fa'alesiosiomaga o le lalolagi. O tautinoga taua na faia e suia ai amioga faapisinisi ma siitia le tamaoaiga ma tupe teufaafaigaluega i taumafa gafataulimaina ma gaosiga i le taimi o talanoaga lautele i luga o le "Teuga tupe i tagata ma le natura".

O le matafaioi catalytic o le Glasgow Tautinoga i luga o le Tau i Taaloga i Turisi na faʻamaonia - e oʻo atu i le 600 saini i le 6 masina - e UNWTO Faatonu Sili, Ms. Zoritsa Urosevic. Asiasi Finelani faʻasalalau lana saini i le Glasgow Declaration ma Mastercard toe faʻaalia lana lagolago e fesoasoani i le faʻaleleia atili o nofoaga tafafao maimoa ma aofia ai e ala i le atinaʻeina o fofo fou numera.

“O oloa turisi a Finelani e maaleale i aafiaga o le vevela o le tau. E taua tele le fa'amautu o avanoa pisinisi ma galuega i totonu ole alamanuia. E tatau ona fa'amautu le atina'eina o filifiliga feoa'i maualalo-carbon, poto masani ma taunu'uga. O le pisinisi a turisi Finnish ua tuuto atu i se sini masani ma ua tuufaatasia. I aso nei, 60 faʻalapotopotoga femalagaaʻi mai Finelani ua sainia le Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism., "o le tala lea a Kristiina Hietasaari, Faatonu Sinia, Asiasi i Finland.

I le 1972, e 189 miliona tagata tafafao maimoa mai fafo na taunuu mai, ma na tupu toetoe lava faasefuluina seia oo i le amataga o le faamaʻi. I aso nei, o tagata tafafao maimoa mai fafo o loʻo i ai i le tulaga o le 1992 - o le taimi tonu lea na faʻaaogaina ai le Rio Conventions on Climate Change and Biodiversity Protection, e taʻitaʻia ai le gaioiga o le siosiomaga a la tatou vaega.
O le sao o turisi i le atina'e gafataulimaina ua fa'amauina i Manulauti Tau Atina'e. A'o toe fa'aleleia le vaega mai le fa'ama'i, o lo'o fa'atupula'ia le fa'atupuina o tagata tafafao maimoa e fa'alautele le fa'atupuina o le si'osi'omaga ma fa'atasi.

Ae fa'afefea ona fa'atupu suiga fou a tagata fa'atau fou? I le taimi o le mafutaga faaleaoaoga i le "Nudges lanumeamata mo le faʻateleina o le taamilosaga o palasitika”, faatulagaina faatasi e le Tasi Polokalama Turisi Tumau a le Planeta ma le Polokalama o Tulaga Fa'aauauina i le galulue fa'atasi ai ma le malo o Falani ma le UNEP, sa su'esu'e e paaga a turisi le fa'aogaina o le fa'asaienisi o amioga e fa'atino ai faiga fa'avae tau si'osi'omaga i le tulaga e o'o iai. O le lipoti "Ose Ta'amilosaga Olaga – Fe'au autu mo pisinisi tau turisi e fa'atatau i palasitika fa'aoga tasi”, gaosia i totonu o le auivi o le Polokalama Fa'asalalau Fa'asalalau a le Lalolagi, na tatalaina foi i gagana uma a le UN.

UNWTO O le Failautusi Aoao, Mr. Zurab Pololikashvili o le a lauga i le plenary o Stockholm + 50 i le Aso Faraile, e tatalaina e le UN Secretary-General, Mr. Antonio Guterres, i le 3rd Iuni.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

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