Europe can secure a larger share of the next decade’s Travel & Tourism growth by acting on eight strategic priorities, according to a new report from WTTC, released today at WTTC’s 26th Global Summit in Valletta. The eight priorities are aligned with WTTC’s globally endorsed strategic priorities, approved by its Executive Council, ensuring Europe’s recommendations reflect the key growth, investment and competitiveness priorities identified by the global Travel & Tourism private sector.
WTTC has outlined eight strategic priorities aimed at enhancing Europe’s leadership in Travel & Tourism growth over the next decade.
The report was released at WTTC’s 26th Global Summit in Valletta.
The strategic priorities were approved by WTTC’s Executive Council.
These priorities are crucial for securing a larger share of Travel & Tourism growth, investment, and competitiveness in the coming years.