G20 countries pledged to support tourism recovery

Monday, November 1, 2021

The G20 states recently reached an agreement in terms of supporting the recovery of the tourism sector, which has been severely affected by the pandemic, according to the G20 leaders’ declaration signed following the summit on Sunday.

As per the official statement authorities will build on the work made in 2020 and will continue to support a rapid, resilient, inclusive and sustainable recovery of the tourism sector, which is among those hardest hit by the pandemic,

The G20 countries have pledged to take steps towards safe and free movement as well as digitalization of the tourism sector. After a ministerial meeting in May, the G20 countries adopted the G20 Rome guidelines for the future of tourism.

According to it, the G20 member states are committed to take measures to mitigate the negative impact of crises on this sector, distribute the benefits of tourism to a wider population, invest in sustainable tourism, prevent the environment from being damaged by unregulated tourism as well as to develop the digitalization of tourism.

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