Solidarity Tourism - Revision history

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	* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8230_en.html Greece : The resilience of Social Solidarity Economy during the pandemic], Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - October 2020 by Heinrich Böll Foundation		* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8230_en.html Greece : The resilience of Social Solidarity Economy during the pandemic], Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - October 2020 by Heinrich Böll Foundation
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Fwautiez: /* History of the concept */

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History of the concept

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	== History of the concept ==		== History of the concept ==

	Avise points out, in its [https://www.avise.org/articles/tourisme-social-et-solidaire-de-quoi-parle-t-on ~~dossier~~ on social and solidarity tourism], the Vienna Charter (1972) for tourism, as "a means of human development and maturation accessible to all, in a spirit close to popular education". Then in 1996, the [https://isto.international/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Declaration-Montreal-EN.pdf Montreal Declaration]: For a humanist and social vision of tourism, adopted by the BITS/ISTO General Assembly on 12 September 1996, which aims at "tourism development, environmental protection and respect for local populations" (article 8).		Avise points out, in its [https://www.avise.org/articles/tourisme-social-et-solidaire-de-quoi-parle-t-on folder on social and solidarity tourism], the Vienna Charter (1972) for tourism, as "a means of human development and maturation accessible to all, in a spirit close to popular education". Then in 1996, the [https://isto.international/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Declaration-Montreal-EN.pdf Montreal Declaration]: For a humanist and social vision of tourism, adopted by the BITS/ISTO General Assembly on 12 September 1996, which aims at "tourism development, environmental protection and respect for local populations" (article 8).

	In 2002, at the Rio+10 summit, the questioning of ethical issues linked to the development of mass tourism and the highlighting of alternative tourism initiatives and actors, aiming to transform tourism practices, will subsequently give rise to fair and solidarity tourism which applies the principles of fair trade to tourism, involving a strong integration of local populations in the different phases of the tourism project. In addition to social impacts, it also takes into account environmental impacts and the possibility of local economic spin-offs, in a relationship of partnership and transparency.		In 2002, at the Rio+10 summit, the questioning of ethical issues linked to the development of mass tourism and the highlighting of alternative tourism initiatives and actors, aiming to transform tourism practices, will subsequently give rise to fair and solidarity tourism which applies the principles of fair trade to tourism, involving a strong integration of local populations in the different phases of the tourism project. In addition to social impacts, it also takes into account environmental impacts and the possibility of local economic spin-offs, in a relationship of partnership and transparency.

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Main networks working on this issue

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	== Main networks working on this issue ==		== Main networks working on this issue ==

	- [https://ates-tourisme-equitable.org/ ATES], Association pour le Tourisme Équitable et Solidaire.		* [https://ates-tourisme-equitable.org/ ATES], Association pour le Tourisme Équitable et Solidaire.
	- [http://www.echoway.org/page2.php?rub=11&ruc=27&rud=13 Echoway]		* [http://www.echoway.org/page2.php?rub=11&ruc=27&rud=13 Echoway]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

Fwautiez at 09:54, 30 January 2023

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 * [[Inclusive Tourism]]
 * [[Community Based Tourism]]
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Fwautiez at 09:04, 20 July 2022

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-Solidarity Tourism can be seen as a gateway to respond to the challenges of tourism, taking into account that this concept goes beyond the mere fact of organizing a trip, it has to do also with the links that are created with the local community and the positi- ve impacts for them, the departure pro- cess, but also reception process etc. And above all, solidarity tourism is responsible for the environment and the people who inhabit it, and promotes a model of tourism that is accessible to everyone. Solidarity Tourism is therefore the opposite of “mass tourism”. A tourism that respects all ethnicitie, cultures, sexual orientations, identities and people with disabilities.
+Solidarity Tourism can be seen as a gateway to respond to the challenges of tourism, taking into account that this concept goes beyond the mere fact of organizing a trip, it has to do also with the links that are created with the local community and the positive impacts for them, the departure process, but also reception process etc. And above all, solidarity tourism is responsible for the environment and the people who inhabit it, and promotes a model of tourism that is accessible to everyone. Solidarity Tourism is therefore the opposite of “mass tourism”. A tourism that respects all ethnicitie, cultures, sexual orientations, identities and people with disabilities.
 * [[Tourism for Local Development]]
 * [[Educational Tourism]]
 * [[Inclusive Tourism]]
 * [[Community Based Tourism]]

Andrearv at 12:55, 26 May 2022

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	[[Tourism for Local Development]]		* [[Tourism for Local Development]]
	[[Educational Tourism]]		* [[Educational Tourism]]
	[[Inclusive Tourism]]		* [[Inclusive Tourism]]
	[[Community Based Tourism]]		* [[Community Based Tourism]]

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	Solidarity tourism as an opportunity to ally the challenges of local development with the challenges faced by youth these days. By creating a more aware business market we can create more sensible and adequate responses to the needs of the youth, namely providing job opportuni- ties that are safe and fair, later on giving the possibility to younger generations to fixate themselves not just in big urban cities but even in their homelands no matter how underdeveloped they seem to be. At the same time by fixa- ting locals we also guarantee the pre- servation of one's community traditions and cultural heritage, a healthy local economy and specially can aim to pro- tect the surrounding environment.		Solidarity tourism as an opportunity to ally the challenges of local development with the challenges faced by youth these days. By creating a more aware business market we can create more sensible and adequate responses to the needs of the youth, namely providing job opportuni- ties that are safe and fair, later on giving the possibility to younger generations to fixate themselves not just in big urban cities but even in their homelands no matter how underdeveloped they seem to be. At the same time by fixa- ting locals we also guarantee the pre- servation of one's community traditions and cultural heritage, a healthy local economy and specially can aim to pro- tect the surrounding environment.


			[[Tourism for Local Development]]
			[[Educational Tourism]]
			[[Inclusive Tourism]]
			[[Community Based Tourism]]

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Solidarity Tourism can be seen as a gateway to respond to the challenges of tourism, taking into account that this concept goes beyond the mere fact of organizing a trip, it has to do also with the links that are created with the local community and the positi- ve impacts for them, the departure pro- cess, but also reception process etc. And above all, solidarity tourism is responsible for the environment and the people who inhabit it, and promotes a model of tourism that is accessible to everyone. Solidarity Tourism is therefore the opposite of “mass tourism”. A tourism that respects all ethnicitie, cultures, sexual orientations, identities and people with disabilities.

Solidarity tourism as an opportunity to ally the challenges of local development with the challenges faced by youth these days. By creating a more aware business market we can create more sensible and adequate responses to the needs of the youth, namely providing job opportuni- ties that are safe and fair, later on giving the possibility to younger generations to fixate themselves not just in big urban cities but even in their homelands no matter how underdeveloped they seem to be. At the same time by fixa- ting locals we also guarantee the pre- servation of one's community traditions and cultural heritage, a healthy local economy and specially can aim to pro- tect the surrounding environment.