WTTC is demonstrating global tourism leadership by bringing governments, businesses, UN agencies and ECPAT together to combat child exploitation. Its Malta Summit initiative also raises questions about UN Tourism's discontinued child-protection task force and highlights a growing opportunity for public-private cooperation to address tourism's darkest challenges. SOURCE: WTTC Calls for Stronger Child Protection Laws in Global Tourism BY: eTurboNews
WTTC is leading efforts to combat child exploitation in tourism by collaborating with governments, businesses, and NGOs.
The Malta Summit raises awareness about child protection in tourism and questions the effectiveness of the discontinued UN Tourism task force.
Public-private cooperation can address challenges in tourism, specifically regarding child protection and exploitation issues.