Malta Hosts GSTC Training to Promote Sustainable Practices in Tourism

On October 1st and 2nd, 2024, the AX Palace in Sliema, Malta, hosted a pivotal GSTC Sustainable Tourism Training, reflecting the ongoing partnership between the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). This collaboration, which began with a Memorandum of Understanding signed the previous year, focuses on enhancing sustainability in Malta̢۪s tourism sectors through the implementation of the GSTC Criteria.


Malta Hosts GSTC Training to Promote Sustainable Practices in Tourism
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On October 1st and 2nd, 2024, the AX Palace in Sliema, Malta, hosted a pivotal GSTC Sustainable Tourism Training, reflecting the ongoing partnership between the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). This collaboration, which began with a Memorandum of Understanding signed the previous year, focuses on enhancing sustainability in Malta̢۪s tourism sectors through the implementation of the GSTC Criteria.

The training was led by Dr. Ioannis Pappas, GSTC Director for the Mediterranean Region, who shared his extensive knowledge through practical examples and industry insights. His sessions equipped participants with tools to implement sustainable practices in tourism businesses and destinations.

Dr Ioannis Pappas, as the trainer for this GSTC Sustainable Tourism Course, stated ‘it was a rewarding experience to engage with the dedicated hospitality professionals of Malta. The knowledge shared on the GSTC Criteria, coupled with global best practices, equips local hoteliers to lead the way in sustainability. By embracing these standards, they are not only preparing for certification but also contributing to a more responsible and sustainable future for tourism in Malta. I am confident that this training has laid a strong foundation for the next steps in their sustainability journey.’ 

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