Circular Economy and Tourism Course Units
The tourism sector employs a wide range of people with differing skills
The tourism industry across Europe is a major employment sector. The circular economy is an opportunity for Students and vocational educators to put sustainability and the circular economy at the heart of what they do. Every sector can define new ways of operating that involves less waste, reduces carbon impact and is more energy efficient.
Resource Pack 1
This pack can be used by students individually.
Resource Pack 2
With this pack students, trainers and business can work together.
Tourism Interviews
A collation of interviews undertaken for tourism
2. Accommodation and Hotels and CE
By implementing circular economy principles, hotels can become more sustainable. Learn how hotels can adopt circular economy principles to reduce their environmental impact, minimize waste and pollution, and promote sustainable practices.
3. Accommodation and Food and CE
The food industry can adopt circular economy principles to reduce its environmental impact and promote sustainability. Learn how the food industry can become more sustainable, reduce its environmental impact, and support the transition towards a more circular economy by adopting circular economy principles.
4. Tourism Transport and CE
Transportation is an important sector that can adopt circular economy principles to reduce its environmental impact and promote sustainability. Learn how the transportation sector can become more sustainable, reduce its environmental impact, and support the transition towards a more circular economy by adopting circular economy principles
5. Tourism Events Management and CE
Tourism events management can adopt circular economy principles to reduce the environmental impact of events, promote sustainability, and support local communities. Learn how circular economy principles in tourism events management can develop new business models that support sustainability and reduce waste.
6. Places of Interest and CE
Places of interest, such as tourist attractions, cultural sites, and natural reserves, can adopt circular economy principles to reduce their environmental impact, promote sustainability, and support local communities. Learn how these places can minimize their environmental impact and contribute to the conservation of natural resources.