On behalf of the German federal government, the DZT has been working internationally to promote Germany as a travel destination for more than 60 years. It communicates the diverse appeal of the country to a worldwide market, thereby promoting a strong and attractive brand – 'Destination Germany'. The DZT plays an important role in the promotion of Germany as a travel destination on the international market.

1. Adriatic Coast

• Croatia
• Italy
• Montenegro
• San Marino
• Slovenia

 2. Baltic States

• Estonia
• Latvia
• Lithuania

 3. Altantic Coast

• France
• Iceland
• Ireland
• Portugal
• Spain
• United Kingdom

 4. Balkan Peninsula

The Network for the European Private Sector in Tourism (NET) is a network of large trade associations that was established in 1995.

Members include the following:

144 MEPs have joined the EP Travel & Tourism Intergroup. 96 MEPs (67%) represent Italy, Spain, Romania, France, UK, Poland and Croatia.

Europe

Travel & Tourism relates to the activity of travellers on trips outside their usual environment with a duration of less than one year. Travel & Tourism is an important economic activity in most countries around the world. In Europe, Travel & Tourism GDP is twice the size of auto manufacturing. As well as its direct economic impact, the industry has significant indirect and induced impacts:

Austria

1. Master in Entrepreneurship & Tourism, Management Center Innsbruck, University of Applied Sciences, Innsbruck, Austria.
2. Master of Arts in Business-Innovation & Management in Tourism, Fachhochschule Salzburg, University of Applied Sciences, Salzburg, Austria.
3. Master of Science in International Tourist Management, Modul University, Vienna, Austria.
4. Master Tourism and Leisure Management, IMC University of Applied Sciences, Krems, Austria.

Bulgaria

Over the last month over 70 Articles related to Tourism have been published on the AALEP Portal. Here below they are listed based on their most recent publication. It should be pointed out that these Articles constitute the beginning of a Repository on European Tourism (Work in progress) undertaken by AALEP with a particular focus on main issues. To have access to Articles please use the 'Search' function.

To maintain Europe’s leading position amongst the world's tourism destinations, the industry needs to continuously improve the quality and mobility of its staff to provide top quality, personalised services to all tourists.

Adapting tourism to globalisation and new market demands requires that efforts are made to improve the professional skills of workers in the sector.

The European Commission has implemented several actions to boost the competitiveness of small businesses in the European tourism sector, integrate them into global digital value chains, and improve their ability to create more jobs.

Actions to help tourism businesses go digital