Publications
Here you can find all the latest publications on Tourism Policy from NECSTouR members, EU Institutions and other tourism stakeholders!
ADARA COVID-19 Resource Center
To help travel brands adapt to this fast-changing environment, ADARA released a special Traveler Trends Tracker on coronavirus which taps into their real-time travel data to track travel-related consumer behavior in these difficult times.
This information will help travel marketers activate the most informed marketing strategies based on the most recent consumer travel activities.
UNWTO: Be ready for Covid-19
Stay safe and travel responsibly by following these simple but effective guidelines from UNWTO.
As the COVID-19 situation evolves, many people around the world continue to travel: for leisure, for business and for vital humanitarian reasons.
Anyone travelling has a duty of care to themselves and to others. There are no excuses and no exceptions!
European Commission Supports the Tourism Sector Towards a Coordinated Economic Response (Updated Daily)
Read here all the initiatives and responses from the European Commission to support economic and cohesion activities during the COVID-19 outbreak, including tourism.
Transport Committee pledges to stop empty flights due to COVID-19
Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee Chair welcomed the Commission’s swift proposal and pledged that MEPs will work quickly on the legislation.
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Temporarily suspend current EU rules that oblige airlines to operate most of their take-off and landing slots, if they do not want to lose them next year
HOTREC Recommendations During and After the COVID-19 Outbreak
Read their press release. Social partners of the European Horeca sector recommend companies and employees to act responsibly, and call upon public authorities for support measures during and after the COVID-19 outbreak.
European tourism sector calls for solidarity and support to China
The European Tourism Manifesto alliance, the voice of the European travel and tourism sector, has issued a statement on the COVID-19 outbreak’s impact on EU-China tourism cooperation.
Read the full Statement
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