Tourism cooperation. The Parties, recognizing that tourism contributes to the enhancement of mutual understanding between the Parties and is an important industry for their economies, will: (a) explore the possibility of undertaking joint research on tourism development and promotion to increase inbound visitors to each Party; (b) consider setting up linkages and networks between the websites of the Parties; (c) encourage tourism authorities and agencies of the Parties to strengthen cooperation in tourism training and education, to ensure high-quality services for tourists of the Parties; (d) cooperate in joint campaigns to promote tourism in the territories of the Parties through workshops and seminars among tourism authorities and agencies of the Parties; (e) collaborate to promote the sustainable development of tourism in the territories of the Parties; (f) exchange information on relevant statistics, promotional materials, policies, and, laws and regulations in tourism and related sectors; and (g) encourage tourism and transportation authorities and agencies to improve the aviation connectivity between the Parties. 2 The fisheries cooperation arrangement may include, among others, the cooperation between the Parties regarding trade facilitation and, enhancement of research of the Parties in the fields of fish resources, hydro-biological species and aquaculture. 3 The Parties shall make their best efforts to conclude the fisheries cooperation arrangement within two years after entry into force of this Agreement.
Tourism cooperation. The Parties, recognizing that tourism contributes to the enhancement of mutual understanding between them and is an important industry for their economies, shall endeavor to: (a) explore the possibility of undertaking joint research on tourism development and promotion to increase inbound visitors to each Party; (b) consider setting up linkages and networks between the websites of the Parties; (c) encourage the relevant authorities and agencies of the Parties to strengthen cooperation in tourism training and education, to ensure high-quality services for tourists of the Parties; (d) cooperate in joint campaigns to promote tourism in the territories of the Parties through workshops and seminars among the relevant authorities and agencies of the Parties; (e) collaborate to promote the sustainable development of tourism in the territories of the Parties; (f) exchange information on relevant statistics, promotional materials, policies, and laws and regulations in tourism and related sectors; and (g) encourage tourism and transportation authorities and agencies to improve the aviation connectivity between the Parties.
Tourism cooperation. Within the bounds of their laws, the Contracting Parties shall contribute to cooperation on tourism in the Central American countries, which is to be achieved through specific measures including: — exchanges of information and studies on opportuni- ties for tourist development, — assistance in statistics and data processing, — training, — the organization of events and participation in fairs promoting the Central American region, — the promotion of investment and joint investment in order to expand tourist travel.
Tourism cooperation. Tourism is a major economic sector for Schleswig-Holstein as well as for the counties in Eastern Norway. German tourists are the largest group of foreign visitor to Norway. Our two cooperating areas are well connected by direct ferry between Oslo and Kiel and via Fredrikshavn, Denmark to Larvik (Color Line). • To explore the cooperation possibilities and exchange of knowledge and competence within the area such as “season extension” and “restructuring of hotels and accommodation facilities”.
Tourism cooperation. The Parties, recognizing that strong tourism industry and people-to-people flows are important for the development of their respective economies, will endeavor to further cooperation in the field of tourism and tourism related service through, inter alia:
(a) strengthening the communications and exchanges between tourism authorities of the Parties;
(b) promoting information sharing on relevant statistics, promotional materials, policies, and laws and regulations in tourism and related sectors;
(c) enhancing the cooperation on research related to the development of tourism in form of seminars and joint studies;
(d) encouraging mutual investment in the tourism industry of each Party;
(e) strengthening cooperation on travellers protections and providing greater convenience and high quality services to the travellers;
(f) exploring possibility of tourism related human resources development cooperation; and
(g) facilitating tourism destination promotion.
Tourism cooperation. The Parties will establish tourism cooperation by facilitating contacts between their competent municipal departments and/or agencies. • The Parties will examine appropriate ways to encourage the travel of their citizens to each other’s respective city in order for them to visit their monuments and local landmarks, thus becoming acquainted with the local history, tradition and culture. • The Parties will collaborate in the aim of making their cities the destination of choice for conventions, conferences, meetings and year-round tourist travel.
