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HHHCCE celebrated World Tourism Day with Seminar

Haaga-Helia Hospitality Competence Center in Estonia (HHHCCE) celebrated the World Tourism Day on September 25th with the seminar “Impact is Imminent”, held at EBS. The event was co-arranged with the Estonian Travel and Tourism Association and the Association of Estonian Tourism Educators.

About 60 participants attended the seminar, representing mostly the public and educational sectors related to hospitality and tourism in Estonia. Nonetheless, there was also attendance from a number of local entrepreneurs, who were also able to get an outline of:

What examples and experiences regarding dealing with tourism impact in Finland should Estonia take a closer look at?

(Ain Hinsberg, HHHCCE).

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