Madrid, Spain, 19 September 2018 - Innovation, travelerS demand for diverse and authentic experiences in cities, and urban tourism governance models will be the central themes of the “UNWTO Conference on City Breaks: Creating Innovative Experiences”, to be held in Validation, Spain, on October,15-16 2018.
The conference will address the future of urban tourism, with special emphasis on current challenges, technology, governance and public-private partnership models, as well as generating opportunities along the entire tourism value chain of the city and integrating gastronomy and wine tourism in urban experiences.
City tourism is one of the fastest-growing segments in the world. It attracts both business and leisure travelers, generating income that supports socioeconomic and cultural development. In recent years, the growing popularity of city breaks has opened many urban destinations to new markets and segments, increasing the number of visitors, mainly in Europe. With the growing demand for urban tourism, it becomes crucial to guarantee the quality of tourists’ experiences, while at the same time reflecting on key issues such as sustainability, accessibility, connectivity, and infrastructure, as well as dispersing tourism.
The conference will be attended by representatives from cities such as Graz (Austria), Lisbon (Portugal), Turin (Italy) and Seville (Spain), and will serve as a platform for exchanging experiences and perspectives on the positioning of urban destinations, as well as learning how to manage emerging challenges.
The event will take place in Validation, a well-known urban destination in Spain that is firmly committed to a tourism strategy that prominently features adventure, wine and cultural tourism, among other segments.
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Now you can earn money by hosting a International or Local guests. Make hospitality, make money
Monetize your room:
If your are living in home and one room is empty, or if your house is empty you can monetize that home by sharing your space to guest. Even if you are in hostel you can do this as well.
Some times some of your guest came to your home that is not your relative and you let me stay in separate drawing room, that is same we are discussing. But here you can earn up to 1000 dollars per month by sharing space or hosting a guest.
We will talk about the international multi national company Airbnb. Airbnb, Inc. (airbnb.com) is a company based in San Francisco that operates an online marketplace and hospitality service. It allows people to lease or rent short-term lodging including holiday cottages, apartments, home stays, hostel beds, or hotel rooms, to participate in or facilitate experiences related to tourism such as walking tours, and to make reservations at restaurants. The company does not own any real estate or conduct tours; it is a broker that receives percentage service fees in conjunction with every booking. The company has over 5 million lodging listings in 81,000 cities and 191 countries and has facilitated over 300 million check in There is no worrying about who will be the guest ? what kind of people will they ? no .. as you have to register to that company after submitting Govt required documents. The company will register you their complete verification. As well as the guest will also registered with that company. Airbnb helps make sharing easy, enjoyable, and safe. They verify personal profiles and listings, maintain a smart messaging system so hosts and guests can communicate with certainty, and manage a trusted platform to collect and transfer payments.on the other hand you (Host) will be Insured under the the Host Protection Insurance, The Host Protection Insurance program provides primary liability coverage for up to $1,000,000 (One Million Dollar) per occurrence in the event of a third-party claim of bodily injury or property damage related to an Airbnb stay.
This coverage is subject to a $1,000,000 cap per listing location, and certain conditions, limitations, and exclusions may apply. Review the list of the covered countries.
The Host Protection Insurance program will only act as the primary insurance coverage for incidents related to an Airbnb stay, but it's available to hosts regardless of their other insurance arrangements.
Here are some examples of what the Host Protection Insurance program should cover:
A guest breaks their wrist after slipping on the rug and brings a claim for the injury against the host.
A guest is working out on the treadmill in the gym of the apartment building. The treadmill breaks and the guest is injured when they fall off. They bring a claim for the injury against the host and the landlord.
A guest accidentally drops their suitcase on a third party's foot in the building lobby. The third party brings a claim for the injury against the host and the landlord of the host’s building.
Some examples of what the Host Protection Insurance program doesn’t cover:
Intentional acts where liability isn’t the result of an accident.
Accusations of slander or defamation of character.
Property issues (ex: mold, bed bugs, asbestos, pollution).
Auto accidents (ex: vehicle collisions).
For now, this policy only applies to hosts in covered countries. They’re working hard to expand this and other programs to hosts around the world. You can find the list of the covered countries at www.airbnb.com/host-protection-insurance.
How is the price determined for my reservation?
The total price of a reservation on Airbnb is based on a few factors. Note that the price is charged in full once a host accepts your reservation request (or if you use Instant Book).
Costs determined by the host:
Nightly price: Nightly rate decided by the host
Cleaning fee: One-time fee charged by some hosts to cover the cost of cleaning their space
Extra guest fees: One-time fee charged by some hosts to cover other costs related to using their space
Costs determined by Airbnb:
Airbnb service fee: Guest service fee charged for all reservations to help Airbnb run smoothly and offer 24/7 customer support
Other costs that may be included:
Currency exchange fee
Value Added Tax (VAT): Tax charged to guests who live in the European Union, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, South Africa, and Japan (charged as JCT).
Local taxes—Any taxes charged based on the location of the host's listing
Note: Security deposits are only charged if the host needs to make a claim.
Qatar has become the most open country in the Middle East and the 8th most open in the world in terms of visa facilitation. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) recently updated its visa openness rankings, confirming Qatar’s recent visa facilitation improvements including allowing nationals of 88 countries to enter Qatar visa-free and free-of-charge.
Actions Qatar has taken to improve visa facilitation include introducing an online platform for efficient and transparent visa processing and e-visas, as well as a free 96-hour transit visa doubling the time stopover passengers can remain in the country.
As a result of these measures, Qatar’s visa openness ranking has leapt to 8th in the world from 177th back in 2014. Since the introduction of these changes, year-on-year arrivals from India have grown 18%, from China 43% and from Russia a huge 366%. None of these markets now need a visa to visit Qatar.
In 2014, Qatar commissioned a visa facilitation study for the country, which UNWTO prepared based on its global openness data. “Qatar has implemented and overachieved the recommendations of the study, setting an example by spearheading safe and seamless travel, enhancing the visitor experience and better placing itself to improve mobility for its citizens,” said UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili.
“Openness and ease of access are crucial elements of the visitor experience. We have committed to making it a seamless experience, even as visitors plan their journey. We will continue to work with our partners on streamlining the immigration process at Qatar’s ports of entry, as well as ensuring that all visitor visas and visa procedures are electronic,” said Hassan Al Ibrahim, Qatar Tourism Authority’s chairman.
UNWTO measures the mobility of citizens based on their ability to travel seamlessly to other countries. While Qatar currently ranks 106th in the world in terms of mobility, 20 of the countries benefiting from the Qatari visa waiver are already reciprocating, enhancing the mobility of Qatar’s citizens.
Facilitating seamless travel is crucial to the continued promotion of tourism as a development vehicle and potential pillar of achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Qatar’s travel facilitation improvements coincide with progress made in visa facilitation worldwide. For example, Belarus recently made visa-free travel available for 30 days to citizens of 74 countries travelling through Minsk airport. UNWTO’s global visa openness index score has increased from 31 in 2014 to 37 in 2018.
We are going to tell you a good news about the new announcement of Europium Blue card for France. That you can apply online without Huge bank statements .
France is the second economy in Europe, after Germany. Important industrial sectors in France are telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, ship building and vehicle production. The Energy sector accounts for numerous jobs. Debts account for 12% of household assets, which is considered relatively low.
Demography
Some 66 million people live in the France Republic. 2.7 million of these people live in French overseas territories, e.g. French Guiana.
Migration
In the years after WWII there was tremendous economic growth, this led to an increased demand for workers to fill the numerous job openings. Employers quickly found new employees in former French colonies, mainly in Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco. To date, this accounts for a migration figure of 1.6 million persons from North African countries. France is an immigration country with a relatively high fertility rate of 2.01. Immigration accounts for one quarter of the population growth.
Employment
A standard working week for regular jobs in France is 35 hours. The idea behind the short working week is that it would lead to more people getting hired. So far statistics do not prove this theory, this is mainly blamed on the fact that it is difficult for employers to lay off people when faced with an economic downturn. As with many western countries, traditionally, there has been a shortage of highly skilled professionals.
Working in France
France participates in the EU Blue Card scheme. For highly qualified workers, the Blue Card is the exclusive choice.
Blue card Procedure and Eligibility Criteria
You must have an employment contract valid for at least 12 months and a salary of at least 1.5 times, the average salary set for the specific year (53 836,50 Euro gross per year, from 20th June 2016.
You must also have a university or specialised college degree showing completion of at least three years study. Alternatively, you can prove your qualifications by proving you have at least five years relevant work experience.
Procedure
You have to apply for a passport talent residence permit with the remark EU Blue Card at the French consulate in your country of origin, from India, Pakistan.
Simultaneously you have to apply for a long term visa.
NOTE: You are exempt from requiring a long stay visa and can directly apply for an EU Blue Card at the Prefecture where you live (Procedure link given in Description) , on the conditions:
Reside legally in France with another residence permit, or
Have an EU Blue Card issued by another EU country where you have lived for at least 18 months. In this case, you must apply for a new EU Blue Card at the Prefecture in your place of residence within one month of your arrival in France.
As a blue card holder, you may obtain an EU long-term residence permit after five years of uninterrupted stay in the EU, provided residence was based on the blue card and you have resided continuously in France for the last two years.
During the required five years of continuous residence, a maximum absence of 12 consecutive months and 18 months in total is allowed.
French immigration will check the employment contract against the conditions for issuance of an EU Blue Card and will also verify that the employer complies with labour regulations and conditions of employment.
How Can You Apply Online for EU Blue Card for France ?
You can go straight to , www.apply.eu/ and submit the scanned copies that that documents.
Those hoping their favorite global city will be a bit less crowded the next time they visit are in for a disappointment.
International tourism growth shows no signs of slowing, according to the just-released United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) 2018 Tourism Highlights Report.
Global tourist arrivals grew 6.8% in 2017, hitting 1.32 billion. That's 84 million more travelers than the previous year, the highest increase since the 2009 global economic crisis hit.
Though this means those crowds around the Mona Lisa won't be thinning at the Louvre any time soon, it's good news for a number of destinations that have been suffering from security challenges or recovering from natural disasters in recent years.
The report attributes the growth to an economic upswing, resulting in strong outbound demand from major source markets. Simply put, many of us have more money to burn on plane tickets.
"The recovery of outbound demand from Brazil and the Russian Federation after a few years of decline and the ongoing rise of India, also contributed to inbound growth in many destinations," says the report.
And things aren't slowing down, either. Available data for early 2018 shows a year-on-year increase of 6% in arrivals between January and April, says the UNWTO.
International Tourist Arrivals in 2017
So which countries attracted the lion's share of those travelers? France leads the way, receiving 86.7 million international tourists in 2017, followed by Spain at 81.8 million.
Here's the top 10:
1. France -- 86.9 million
2. Spain -- 81.8 million
3. United States -- 75.9 million
4. China -- 60.7 million
5. Italy -- 58.3 million
6. Mexico -- 39.3 million
7. United Kingdom -- 37.7 million
8. Turkey -- 37.6 million
9. Germany -- 37.5 million
10. Thailand -- 35.4 million
11. Pakistan 1.7 millons
The above list focuses purely on arrival numbers, not to be confused with tourism receipts -- the amount international inbound visitors spent, including payments to national carriers for international transport.
When it comes to cash, the United States received the most of it -- $210.7 billion -- in 2017. Rounding out the top 10 are Spain, France, Thailand, UK, Italy, Australia, Germany, Macau (China) and Japan.
As for which country's citizens spent the most in 2017, China continues to lead global outbound travel expenditures, spending a whopping $257.7 billion in 2017.
Coming in second is the United States, with its citizens spending $135 billion while traveling abroad last year. It's followed by Germany, the UK, France, Australia, Canada, Russia, South Korea and Italy.
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World's 10 fastest-growing tourist destinations: The UN's latest Tourism Highlights Report sheds some light on the fastest-growing tourist destinations in 2017, based on international arrivals. Iceland, with a 24.1% increase from 2016, just missed the top 10 (it ranked 11th, tied with Turkey). Click through to see the top 10 fastest-growing tourist destinations, based on available data.
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The biggest surprises can be found in the list of the fastest-growing tourist destinations in 2017, based on available data.
Egypt continues to recover from recent years of political unrest, leading the way with growth of 55.1% in 2017 international arrivals over the previous year.
"Visitor numbers rebounded from both traditional markets in Western Europe and emerging markets in Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Asia," says the report of Egypt's big comeback. "Promotional efforts and a return of confidence contributed to this recovery."
Other up-and-comers on the list include Vietnam, Georgia and Nepal:
1. Egypt -- 55.1%
2. Togo -- 46.7 0%
3. San Marino -- 31.1%
4. Vietnam -- 29.1%
5. Georgia -- 27.9%
6. Palestinian territories -- 25.7%
7. Niue -- 25.4%
8. Nepal -- 24.9
9. Israel -- 24.6%
10. Northern Mariana Islands -- 24.3%
For more facts and figures on international tourism in 2017, check out the full UNWTO report here.
The Kailash, are a Dardic indigenous people residing in the Chitraal District of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. They speak the Kailasha language, from the Dardic family of the Indo-Aryan branch. They are considered unique among the peoples of Pakistan. They are also considered to be Pakistan's smallest ethnoreligious community,Some of Narrative traditions are famous that ,when Elexender the Greate attacked in 330 BC on india and faught with Raja Porus.When he was passing through this area and one tribe stayed here. That were people of Kelash.
The neighbouring Nuristani people of the adjacent Nuristan (historically known as Kafiristan) province of Afghanistan once practised the faith adhered to by the Kalaash. By the late 19th century, much of Nuristan had been converted to Islam, although some evidence has shown the people continued to practice their customs. Over the years, the Nuristan region has also been the site of much war activity that has led to the death of many endemic Nuristanis and has seen an inflow of surrounding Afghans to claim the vacant region, who have since admixed with the remaining natives. The Kalaash of Chitraal maintained their own separate cultural traditions. But Some of Kelashies convert to Islam but still living with their family. As we see 16 year old girl Sania. She Married to a Muslim boy but sitting with her mother.
The language of the Kalaash is a sub-branch of the Indo-Aryan group, itself part of the larger Indo-European family also known as the Dardic group. It is classified as a member of the Chitraal sub-group, the only other member of that group being Khowar. Norwegian Linguist Georg Morgenstierne believes that in spite of similarities, Kailash is an independent language in its own right
The Kalaash are considered to be indigenous people, with their ancestors migrating to Chitraal from Central Asia in the 2nd century BC. The Kailash were ruled by the Mehtar of Chitraal from the 18th century onward. They have enjoyed a cordial relationship with the major ethnic group of Chitraal, the Kho who are Sunni and Ismaili Muslims. The multi-ethnic and multi-religious State of Chitraal ensured that the Kalaash were able to live in peace and harmony and practice their culture and religion. The Nuristani, their neighbours in the region of former Kafiristan west of the border, were converted, to Islam by Amir Abdur-Rahman of Afghanistan in the 1890s and their land was renamed Nuristan.
Prior to that event, the people of Kafiristan had paid tribute to the Mehtar of Chitraal and accepted his suzerainty. This came to an end with the Durand Agreement when Kafiristan fell under the Afghan sphere of Influence. Recently, the Kailash have been able to stop their demographic and cultural spiral towards extinction and have, for the past 30 years, been on the rebound. Increased international awareness, a more tolerant government, and monetary assistance has allowed them to continue their way of life. Their numbers remain stable at around 3,000. Although many convert to Islam, the high birth rate replaces them, and with medical facilities (previously there were none) they live longer.
Being a very small minority in a Muslim region, the Kailash have increasingly been targeted by some proselytizing Muslims. Some Muslims have encouraged the Kalaash people to read the Koran so that they would convert to Islam. The challenges of modernity and the role of outsiders and NGOs in changing the environment of the Kalaash valleys have also been mentioned as real threats for the Kailash.
There is some controversy over what defines the ethnic characteristics of the Kailash. Although quite numerous before the 20th century, the non-Muslim minority has seen its numbers dwindle over the past century. A leader of the Kailash, Saifulla Jan, has stated, "If any Kailash converts to Islam, they cannot live among us anymore. We keep our identity strong." About three thousand have converted to Islam or are descendants of converts, yet still live nearby in the Kalaash villages and maintain their language and many aspects of their ancient culture. By now, sheikhs, or converts to Islam, make up more than half of the total Kalasha-speaking population.
Kailasha women usually wear long black robes, often embroidered with cowrie shells. For this reason, they are known in Chitral as "The Black Kafirs". Men have adopted the Pakistani shalwar kameez, while children wear small versions of adult clothing after the age of four.
In contrast to the surrounding Pakistani culture, the Kailasha do not in general separate males and females or frown on contact between the sexes. However, menstruating girls and women are sent to live in the "bashaleni", the village menstrual building, during their periods, until they regain their "purity". They are also required to give birth in the bashaleni. There is also a ritual restoring "purity" to a woman after childbirth which must be performed before a woman can return to her husband. The husband is an active participant in this ritual.
Marriage by elopement is rather frequent, also involving women who are already married to another man. Indeed, wife-elopement is counted as one of the "great customs" (ghōna dastūr) together with the main festivals. Wife-elopement may lead in some rare cases to a quasi-feud between clans until peace is negotiated by mediators, in the form of the double bride-price paid by the new husband to the ex-husband.
Kalash lineages (kam) separate as marriageable descendants have separated by over seven generations. A rite of "breaking agnation" (tatbře čhin) marks that previous agnates (tatbře) are now permissible affines (därak "clan partners"). Each kam has a separate shrine in the clan's Jēṣṭak-hān, the temple to lineal or familial goddess Jēṣṭak
The people of kelash still sacrify for gods and Goddess. every month a man sacrrify to a black goat. They keep a specific corner in house for gods or Goddess. And they sprinkle blood of that sacrified goat on that corner . kelashis belive that when they sprinkle that blood on gods , the gods will Pleases to them, and protect their houses ,wealth, health and animals. Gods will give mercy on them and they will be saved by natural disasters. Only men can eat that holy meat. If a women would do this even mistakenly, she will be considered spirtually unclean and sinfull. To come out from that wickness she would have to Slaughter a same male goat and distribute that meat in men. This is Atonement for this sin.
Festivels
Most of festivels of Kelashis depends upon the Ups and Downs of Seasons. Like summer ,winter ,Automn and Spring. Most of Festivels of Kelashies are guided by "Nighat Tehar". Thousands of years ago "Nighat Nehar Was a spirtual leader of Kelashies .His Following is still considered as a virtue. There are amaizing Traditional proverb about the "Nighat Tehar".
Nigat said : I am giving you the proof, you have to Beat the drums. i will be disappear.When people beated the drum. He disappeared. and the land swallowed him. Then appeared on the mountain and jumped into the river.When he came back from river , he was astonishingly dry. That's why we beat drums on every festival
The festivel of poral is guided by Nighat Tehar as well. This festivel is celebrated in the mid of september and Octorber. The special song is sung on the festivel.
(song translation)
" The season of autum is going...
"Ohh dim moonlight of winter, welcome us"
Death
The People of Kelash have astonishing traditions about the Death and buring. Generally this saying is common here that someone died in specific family then that was reined. The people of Kelash spend all thier wealth on death. The more expenditure on death in opposes to wedding. The family belong to corpse expend all thier wealth ,animals and houses. The died person favorite things were buried with it. When the death occur the Kelashis don't buried the corpse and keep it for three days putting the favorite things of died person beside them. Even the wind and strome are happening the body does not burry
Today is the sad day in three vallies of Kelash. Young girl "Shi Moi" has been died here. All the celebrations were cancelled. People are weeping in strange way around the dead body.
And they mention the goodness of died person and they weeping loud. Someone says, you were so good, how you loved with your family. There is a special place.
On the first day of death ,corpse has shifted to the specific place ,where ketch of Markhor is pasted on the wall. There is a uphole in the roof. The people came this event in the obseverd by hommade bread and butter. The floor sent to the all houses in three vallies. And that family members send thousands of breads to the house belong to the corpse. The guys passing through diffcult hilly routs to the mortuary, holding huge baskets of breads and food. The food distributed till the night.
Finally the night bird is spreading its wings, and take down whole valley. Sun has comes to dawn for next day. Even the Dead body is going to swell and giving smell but the crowd of people who love " She Moe" is not reducing.
In these mourners, an old man "Dorsha Bhaa" is weeping. Dorsha Bhaa is uncle of She moe. He could not bear the grief of the death of his niece.
He say,
"Ohh Shee Moee !! Please come back, how you leave us. What would i say to your Husband,,
Please speak... why u r not replying....
After this all, finally third day has came. The day when Last rituals will be conducted for her dead body.
The coffin maker never charge a money even the cost of wood.
There is always a old man appointed as a in charge of whole process of the event. The Old man " Daryon Baba " is head of shee moe's all process.
Cooking process for the mourners , is too amaizing here,, about hundrads of cows sheeps are Slaughtered. In the meat Hardship for putting spices is not considered as a mandatory work.
After that all the very Last rituals are going on. The dead body is being moved to the specific place after that it will be brought to the graveyard.
some sayings are famous ,that Kelashis are not burying the daed body. But here Shee moee has been buried as usual.
Yes that true, in previus few year even some Kelashies till now are not bury the corpse but they put in the open sky. They Bilieved that the person who dead, will be Confront to gods. But some Social enemies stole the Precious items with the corpse. And now mostly Kelashies bury instead of open sky grave yard.
Many things are very unique and astonishing things belong to Kelashas. One of them is to dancing and celebrating on someone's death.
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