Mekong Tourism want the library to become an even more valuable reference resource for tourism stakeholders in the region.
The Mekong Tourism Coordinating Office (MTCO) is expanding the scope of the e-library on its multiple award-winning website, MekongTourism.org.
Executive Director Jens Thraenhart said: “We want the library to become an even more valuable reference resource for tourism stakeholders in the region. Tour and cruise operators, development partners and NGOs, are encouraged to participate.”
MTCO is inviting contributions from stakeholders for the following new e-library content categories:
- Multi-Country Journeys & Mekong River Cruises
Tour and cruise operators offering multi-destination tours and cruises (defined as tours or cruises that visit more than one Mekong-region country) are welcome to send their current itineraries in PDF format. The objective is to develop a resource for those seeking Mekong experiences for their customers (or themselves).
- Tourism Development Projects
Economic development agencies (bilateral or multilateral) and non-government organisations (NGOs) are encouraged to send, in PDF format, scopes of work, terms of reference, reports, and case studies pertaining to tourism-related projects in the Mekong region. The objective is develop a resource for all Mekong tourism stakeholders.
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