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2017 is the "2017 International Year of Sustainable Tourism Development", the Northeast Point and the Yilan Coast National Scenic Area and the Nanhu Community of Wuhu, both selected as "2017 Global Top 100 Green Tourism Destinations" (2017 Green Destinations Top 100) Selection.
The world's top 100 green tourist destinations were selected according to five criteria, this year in Cascais, Portugal.
This year's "2017 Global Top 100 Green Tourism Awards Ceremony" was held in Cascais, Portugal from September 27th to September 30th. The organizer is the Green Destination Foundation. The awards are designed to select the destinations that are “working hard” towards sustainable goals. The selection criteria are the five sustainability indicators: 1. Nature and landscape; 2. Environment and climate; 3. Culture and tradition; 4. Residents and reception. Fifth, the sustainable management of tourist destinations, and the fifth "sustainable management of tourist destinations" is the most important. It is expected that tourism destination operators can work hard to balance the development of local economy, ecological environment and social culture. Starting from the ground, it is in line with global sustainable thinking.
The Northeast Point and Yilan Coast Management Office introduced a green tourism destination certification system, and won the award twice.
After the election of the Northeast Point and Yilan Coast Management in 2016, this year's awards were won due to aggressive and practical actions. The Northeast Point and Yilan Coastal Management Office introduced the international certification system for green tourism destinations this year. It adopts the global sustainable tourism guidelines and gradually implements the operation in the northeast corner and the Yilan Coast National Scenic Area.
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(The film was filmed by the Taiwan Everlasting Travel Association to assist French independent journalist Lea and Simon Hopineo)
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