Best practices
02 October 2024
Crisis Management and Governance in Tourism project: High-level Working Group on Tourism
Best practices
02 October 2024
Adventure tourism
Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism
Cultural tourism
+18 more
Login / create an account to be able to react
-
39
The High-Level Working Group on Tourism, led by Finland's Minister of Economic Affairs, was established in September 2021 to address COVID-19 challenges and implement the country's 2019-2028 tourism strategy. Comprising ministries, regional councils, tourism organisations, and industry stakeholders, the group focused on crisis response and recovery, promoting coordination and collaboration, and monitoring policy impacts and market trends. It contributed to policy development, fostered intergovernmental and sectoral cooperation, and played a key role in managing the pandemic's impact on Finland’s tourism ecosystem. The group supports long-term sustainable and resilient tourism strategies.
Deloitte
Topics
Finland
Destination Management & Marketing Organisations
National authorities
-
Specific types of tourism
-
-
Adventure tourism
-
Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism
-
Cultural tourism
-
Ecotourism
-
Education tourism
-
Festival tourism
-
Gastronomy tourism
-
Health and medical tourism
-
MICE tourism
-
Mountain tourism
-
Religious tourism
-
Rural tourism
-
Sports tourism
-
Urban/city tourism
-
Wellness tourism
-
-
Transition Pathway Strategic Areas
-
-
Best practices, peer learning and networking
-
Coordinated information on travelling
-
Governance of tourism destinations
-
Tourism strategies
-
-
Business activities
-
-
Activities of associations and other organisations supporting tourism
-
Other
-
Share
The High-Level Working Group on Tourism is an expert advisory body on tourism development strategy created to face the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and promote the implementation of Finland’s tourism strategy for 2019-2028.
The working group is led by the Minister of Economic Affairs, who oversees tourism policy development and support. It includes relevant ministries, administrative units, regional councils, state administration, regional tourism organisations, travel companies, research and educational institutions, and organisations.
During the pandemic this group focused on:
• Crisis response and recovery: assessing the impact of the crisis, identifying measures to mitigate its effects, and recommending policies and actions to facilitate recovery.
• Coordination and collaboration: promoting coordinated response and cooperation for tourism development.
• Monitoring and evaluation: monitoring the evolution of the crisis and of the effects of the policies implemented, by analysing tourism-related research, including market trends, travellers’ behaviour, and the sector’s economic impact. Also, monitoring the implementation of Finland’s tourism strategy.
#Tourism development #Adaptation strategies #Empowerment
Documents
Comments (0)
See also
Sustainable EU Tourism - Key challenges and best practices
- Categories
- Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism Ecotourism +64 more
Crisis Management and Governance in Tourism project: Re-open EU
- Categories
- Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism Ecotourism +19 more
Crisis Management and Governance in Tourism project: Clean & Safe Seal
- Categories
- Coastal, maritime and inland water tourism Cultural tourism Ecotourism +17 more
