WTTC is bringing governments, tourism businesses, UN agencies, and ECPAT together to strengthen child protection laws, cross-border enforcement, and industry safeguards. Its Malta Summit initiative highlights growing public-private cooperation while renewing questions about UN Tourism's former child-protection task force and the future of international leadership against exploitation. SOURCE: WTTC Calls for Stronger Child Protection Laws, Unites Global Tourism Leaders BY: eTurboNews
The WTTC Malta Summit aims to strengthen child protection laws and enhance cooperation among governments, tourism businesses, and organizations.
The initiative includes governments, tourism businesses, UN agencies, and ECPAT working together to improve child protection measures.
The WTTC addresses the need for stronger laws, cross-border enforcement, and industry safeguards against child exploitation in tourism.