Responsible and Resilient Tourism

With its first edition in 2001, and its renewed strategy in 2014, the Annual International Conference on Resilient and Responsible Travel and Tourism for Peace and Sustainable Development, each year marks the progress of solutions and agile tools available to players in the field.

"Regenerative tourism as a cross-cutting solution for projects with a high transformative impact."
Monday 7th December, 2026, Geneva, Switzerland - mandatory subscription, see below

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 Framework

At a time when the UN is calling us all together in 2027 for the World Year of Resilient Tourism, regenerative tourism appears as a format capable of generating the local jobs and financial abundance we need, reducing and offsetting the impact of tourism and mobilizing travelers to enable them to be useful during their free time; in short, enabling us to carry out the transformation of the tourism industry toward a virtuous economy.

Cross-cutting mobilizing projects for International Geneva, new forms of impact financing... given the economic scale they represent, the transformation of forms of tourism enables us to address all the humanitarian, solidarity-based and ecological challenges that need to be solved today.

Discussions between the stakeholders of this meeting will take place both in the form of a Round Table between the speakers, and in subgroup debates involving the Assembly audience.

Geneva - Santiago - Bangkok - Nairobi

 Call for Contributions

What format of regenerative tourism for your projects? View the call for contributions here.

 Proceedings from past years

View this section.

 Friday afternoon program

Geneva - Friday, December 12, 2025 afternoon

13th Annual International Conference on Resilient Travel and Tourism for Peace and Development

This annual sharing space enables actors in the field to pool practices, challenges, solutions, ideas and needs

PROGRAM AND SPEAKERS

14:00-15:00: Welcome in the room and one-on-one meetings
15:00: Opening of the Conference, introductory notes and protocol, introduction of the session
Mr. Thomas EGLI, Host of the Geneva Forum (Geneva Forum) and Chair, Switzerland
15:10-15:30: Pitch round (6 min. max. per speaker)
15:30-15:35: Statement of the question to be addressed: from the creation of an internal currency to comparative behavior tests
15:35-16:15: Interactive round table (feedback session) Hosted by Thomas EGLI
16:15-16:30: Break
16:30-17:45: Presentation of the Finances of the NGO Objectif Sciences International
17:45-18:00: Closing remarks
18:00: End of the workshop
19:00: Geneva Forum Networking Dinner

At the end of this session a position paper will be published by the Geneva Forum to compile what was said and decided during the session.

 Registration and Membership

During the Geneva Forum, you can be a member of the public, contribute to impact projects or participate in the impact project development process, propose a poster presentation or submit a proposal for a presentation to be delivered during the event. (Deadline for submitting an abstract: see the call for contributions for the conference)

To participate in the Geneva Forum, you must subscribe to the “Event” Membership.

By subscribing to one of the memberships, you become a member for a period of one year.

Once your membership has been validated, you will receive all the necessary logistical information, as well as the link to generate your badge for each event, a few days in advance.



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