Making tourism sustainable
This year’s Tourism Policy School (TPS) is in Queenstown, with the public lecture focused on sustainable tourism.
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The Research Network for Sustainable Business is a hub for research on moving towards a sustainable economy and work with business, civil society and policy makers to promote transformative change.
This year’s Tourism Policy School (TPS) is in Queenstown, with the public lecture focused on sustainable tourism.
The four suggested steps needed for sustainable tourism will be outlined by the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment Simon Upton at the Heritage Queenstown on 18 March.
Wednesday 31 March 2021
This symposium explores the environmental responsibilities of senior managers for maintaining their organisations’ social licences in order to operate.
Saturday 20 March 2021
Kick off with a Case Competition at the Otago Business School
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