Vilhelmiina Vainikka
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Aug 29
ETRAC Strategy for Ethical Tourism Recovery
Ethical tourism recovery in Arctic communities -project organized a workshop for tourism stakeholders in spring 2022 to discuss practical steps that need to be taken in order to achieve ethical tourism recovery. Based on this workshop and other sources, ETRAC has created and published a Strategy for Ethical Tourism Recovery, which includes examples of such …
May 30
Discussions on How to Sell Ethical Tourism – ETRAC webinar
text: Vilhelmiina Vainikka Fourth ETRAC webinar was organized on 24.5. and the theme was “How to sell ethical tourism?”. Four inspiring speakers gave their contributions to this question from their own points of view. If you wish to see the presentations, follow the links in the text. Minna Murtonen, co-founder and -owner of Äksyt Ämmät …
Apr 07
Insights from “Ethics of Arctic Tourism” webinar
Text: Vilhelmiina Vainikka and Monika Lüthje The important issue of tourism ethics was addressed in four guest speaker presentations at ETRAC webinar on 28.3.2022. Each speaker brought to the table inspiring thoughts on how to perceive and understand ethics and how to practice ethical tourism in the Arctic and beyond. This text highlights some …
Mar 03
Greetings from ETRAC webinar ”Responsible marketing”
Text: Vilhelmiina Vainikka and Monika Lüthje Ethical Tourism Recovery in Arctic Communities -project organized a webinar on “Responsible marketing” via Zoom on 3.2.2022. With this text, we will offer you a chance to sneak a peek into some of the inspiring messages our presenters from different parts of the Arctic wanted to deliver. Sébastien Desnoyers-Picard, …
Feb 09
Ethical Tourism Recovery in Arctic Communities – COVID-19 survey results
text: Vilhelmiina Vainikka, Rosalind Bryce, Bobby Macaulay ETRAC (Ethical Tourism Recovery in Arctic Communities) researched what impacts COVID-19 -pandemic has had on tourism stakeholders, what have been their coping strategies and opportunities as well as what is required for the future in terms of enabling ethical tourism recovery. The project continues the work of the …
