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\n The EU’s first Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism addressed the vexed issue of overcrowding at visitor hotspots and announced he is consulting widely with a view to a forthcoming sustainable tourism strategy, at Euronews’ Destination Europe Summit in Brussels on Thursday.
\n ADVERTISEMENTThe EU’s first Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism addressed the vexed issue of overcrowding at visitor hotspots and announced he is consulting widely with a view to a forthcoming sustainable tourism strategy, at Euronews’ Destination Europe Summit in Brussels on Thursday.\u201cWe have seen residents protesting against overcrowding, against cost of housing and environmental strain in some key destinations,\u201d Ap\u00f3stolos Tzitzik\u00f3stas\u00a0told Euronews in an interview during the summit, which is arranged in tandem with the European Travel Commission.”I take this very seriously,\u201d\u00a0he said, referring chiefly to anti-tourist movements\u00a0in Spain, adding: \u00a0\u201cI will engage with all the affected local authorities and with civil society to understand what and how the EU should act, share best practices, collect essential data to better manage flows.\u201dTourism must be developed responsibly, attracting visitors who value authentic experiences, supporting local businesses and encouraging more off-season travel to “off the beaten track\u201d\u00a0locations, the Greek commissioner said.\u201cThat’s why we would be engaging through extensive consultations with stakeholders this year. I want to hear from those on the ground, from all of you, so we can set the right priorities for our sustainable tourism strategy. And funding will indeed be the key,\u201d he said adding that the task would require \u201ccollaboration across sectors, borders and different government levels.\u201d\u00a0Governor of the touristic region of Central Macedonia for 12 years and former President of the European Committee of the Regions, Tzitzik\u00f3stas is the first Commissioner with a portfolio dedicated to tourism.\u201cTourism is a topic that is really close to my heart and one that I am committed on supporting with all my heart and all my strength,” Tzitzik\u00f3stas\u00a0told an on-site and online audience, adding that his goal was to “showcase Europe as a safe, sustainable and outstanding travel destination, attracting both international and domestic travellers.\u201d \u00a0He said he would also rely on the support of the tourism sector for key transport initiatives that “because indeed transport and tourism are linked”, citing seamless single ticketing for cross-border rail travel, and easier cross-border rental car services or a stronger EU passenger rights regulation.”Early in my mandate, I will present all of these regulations in order to make the European markets a real single market,\u201d he said.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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