World tourism day
Ian Seymour Yeoman
Abstract
Ian Seymour Yeoman
Abstract
In order to celebrate the future and world tourism day, students at Victoria University of Wellington in association with Futures Thinking Aotearoa envisioned the future in a writing competition in which they had to write an inspirational speech as the leader of the New Zealand's tourism in 2050 reflecting back over the last 40 years.
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In order to celebrate the future and world tourism day, students at Victoria University of Wellington in association with Futures Thinking Aotearoa envisioned the future in a writing competition in which they had to write an inspirational speech as the leader of the New Zealand's tourism in 2050 reflecting back over the last 40 years.
Key concepts: Aotearoa, Project commissioning, Futures contract, Tourism, Publishing, Competition (biology), Order (exchange), Management