The discussion focused on three main themes

• resilience
• sustainability/green transition
• digital transition, data and innovation

The convention took the first steps towards a comprehensive European policy framework for tourism based on shared priorities. Which can support and facilitate cooperation among EU countries as well as mobilise the industry around the agreed priorities. Deliverables include a list of action points and commitments to future cooperation in this area, guiding the journey towards a European Agenda for Tourism 2050.

The event will consist of two distinct sessions

• three parallel thematic workshops in the morning (30 participants per session will be selected, based on participation in the published call of expression for interest) on
  • safe and seamless tourism experience
  • greener holidays
  • tourism powered by data
• a plenary session in the afternoon, hosted by Commissioner for the Internal Market, Thierry Breton 

More than 800 stakeholders participated in and followed the event online. The event gathered about 800 viewers, including representatives of EU institutions, high-level representatives of EU national and regional public authorities, representatives of European sectorial associations and the tourism and travel industry, international organisations, academics and, NGOs and many other relevant stakeholders.

Key documents, reports and outcomes

• Agenda
• Report from the workshops
• Recording of the Plenary session
• Action points - Results of the polling during the Plenary session
• Key statistics report
• EU Ministers statements
• European Parliament statement
• Video messages

More information

• Event website