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The Yemen Tourism Promotion Board has appointed Dunira as Yemen's PR representative in the UK and Ireland and will be organising a European roadshow later this year (Yemen Times).
Dunira has been commissioned to produce a baseline study for the UNWTO on tourism and migration offering a series of policy recommendations addressed to national tourism administrations and local destinations on the best ways to address opportunities and challenges related to sustainable migration and tourism development.
In collaboration with the Ural Institute for Tourism, Dunira is developing a programme aimed at capacity-building, tourism education and destination marketing in the Urals.
Appointed by National Geographic Traveler as an ecotourism expert, Dunira’s MD was part of the international panel that selected the Faroe Islands as the “least spoilt island destination in the world”. He was subsequently invited to advise Faroese tourism managers on development opportunities and was the keynote speaker at the FlyFaroe conference in April.
Dunira was awarded a contract to deliver a new strategy for Whithorn Priory, Scotland's earliest Christian foundation (397AD), and is working with associate Rob Robinson and international expert Prof Myra Shackley.
Already chairman of Tourism Society Scotland, Dunira's managing director Benjamin Carey has been elected vice-chair of the Tourism Society.
Recently Dunira has delivered training courses and capacity building programmes for ecotourism operators and protected area managers in Bashkortostan, Iran, Laos, Lebanon, Nepal, Russia and Serbia in association with a range of stakeholders, including CEEWEB, ICRT, SNV and UNEP. In recent months, Dunira’s MD has lectured on international marketing and revenue management at CEDERS in France and at Napier University in Scotland.
Dunira has delivered a memorial artworks trail to commemorate Scotland's worst fishing disaster and create a major new tourism attraction for the southeast of the country. Jill Watson was commissioned to produce the series of bronzes. More
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