UNWTO summit to analyse future of tourism
More than 500 delegates from around the world are expected to gather at the 24th General Assembly of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) running in Madrid, Spain from December 1 to 3.
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More than 500 delegates from around the world are expected to gather at the 24th General Assembly of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) running in Madrid, Spain from December 1 to 3.
More than 500 delegates from around the world, including Ministers of Tourism of UNWTO Member States, international organizations, as well as leaders
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