7th Ecotourism Conference coming to Nairobi in September

NAIROBI SET TO HOST ECOTOURISM CONFERENCE IN SEPTEMBER

The Seventh Annual Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference (ESTC) will take place in Kenya’s capital city of Nairobi between September 24 – 27 this year, bringing together stakeholders from Africa and around the world to discuss sustainable development and how tourism can help developing countries to fight poverty among fast growing populations.

Hosted jointly by the Kenya Tourism Board and the Ecotourism Society of Kenya, the event is organized by The International Ecotourism Society in close cooperation with the United Nations World Tourism Organization.

Up to 500 participants are expected to attend the event from among the 120 countries where TIES is represented through local partners and ecotourism societies, discussing progress made since the previous meetings and the topics dominating ongoing dialogues and on-line forums.

Proposals are still invited by the conference organizers as are calls for potential presenters, aimed to enrich the agenda of the meeting and give communities and individuals the opportunity to voice problems encountered in their own back yards and share their experience with their colleagues at large.

The event will be held at the conference centre of the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi, which will also be the official conference hotel, although other hotels are available for delegates to stay in with regular transport to and from the venue.

For more information please contact either Ayako Ezaki via media or the conference secretariat via media@ecotourism.org

Edith Bosire, Conference Coordinator Kenya via 

estc13@ecotourismkenya.org 

 

4 responses to “7th Ecotourism Conference coming to Nairobi in September”

  1. Dr. You never indicated the contact b’se delegates have to be informed about payments if they’re to attend the confrence

  2. Thanks for this.Where can one find the past achievements from the last 6 conferences? Take outs,previous themes,action points for follow up etc