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13. Resources<br />

13.3. Green passport<br />

Green Passport<br />

• The Green Passport Campaign aims to raise tourists’ awareness of their potential contribution to<br />

sustainable development by making responsible holiday choices.<br />

• An initiative of the UNEP-backed International Task Force on Sustainable Tourism Development (ITF-STD).<br />

• Introduces simple ways for the traveler to make tourism a more sustainable activity.<br />

• It promotes tourism that respects the environment and culture and brings economic benefits and social<br />

development for the host communities.<br />

• For each stage of a vacation, the Green passport explains how the tourist’s decision can have a decisive<br />

impact.<br />

• It gives tips so travelers can make informed choices and change their habits, how to travel light, and what<br />

they can do to reduce their carbon footprint.<br />

• The Green Passport is an international campaign but when implemented at the local level, the content is<br />

adapted to address questions specific to that destination. The site is available in English, French, Greek,<br />

German and Chinese and will soon be available in Spanish and Portuguese.<br />

Source:<br />

- GTI-DTD,Trois ans de parcours pour le tourisme durable, 2009.<br />

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