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04 August 2025
Charting a Green Course: UN Tourism and E1 Series Power Up for Eco-Friendly Racing"
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UN Tourism and the E1 Series have embarked on a pioneering partnership to merge sports with sustainable tourism through the innovative all-electric race boat championship. This collaboration aims to promote eco-conscious marine practices and elevate global awareness.
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At the illustrious E1 Monaco race day, UN Tourism and E1 Series officially joined forces, emphasizing clean marine technologies and their role in sustainable sports tourism. This agreement aligns with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on community innovation and marine life conservation. As the sports tourism sector anticipates a $685 billion valuation by 2024, this partnership underscores its impact on cultural and economic dimensions.
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