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Title: Embracing a World of Mutual Understanding among People through Mountain Tourism - "International Mountain Tourism Day 2024" Theme Events Will Kick Off
China, 19th May 2024 - The "International Mountain Tourism Day 2024" Theme Events will be held in Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France on May 29. The Events is hosted by the International Mountain Tourism Alliance (IMTA), a non-profit international organization initiated and established by China. A series of activities will be held around the events theme "Mutual Understanding among People through Mountain Tourism" and the forum theme "Mountain Tourism Destinations Responding to Climate Change", including a launching ceremony, theme forum, promotion conference, negotiation meeting, exhibition, etc. Scenery of the Nice Côte d'Azur. Image source: Nice Côte d'Azur Tourism Board @Ville de Nice.The year 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and France, and is also the "China-France Culture and Tourism Year". France is a cultural and artistic center of Europe and one of the earliest countries to develop mountain tourism, the Theme Events held here will be meaningful. Through multi-perspective, multi-field, and multi-topic discussions and interactions, it will bring in-depth thinking and experience to the attendees. Through various exchange activities, it will showcase and disseminate the development concept of mutual understanding among people, and promote the innovation of the "Mountain Tourism Plus" model.At the opening ceremony on the morning of May 29, leaders and representatives from IMTA, relevant institutions in Nice, France, relevant Chinese institutions in France, and international organizations will make wonderful addresses and give high-level speeches. At the theme forum, representatives from international tourism organizations, tourism-related institutions and enterprises of related countries, and experts and scholars will propose for...
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