Turkish Airlines and UN Tourism enter into a strategic partnership for sustainable tourism

Turkey’s national airline, Turkish Airlines, and the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism), the United Nations agency and the leading international public organization in the field of tourism, sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). With this MoU, both parties want to work closely together to strengthen initiatives to promote sustainable tourism and civil aviation worldwide. Turkish Airlines will work together with UN Tourism to achieve common goals.

This partnership will focus on promoting sustainable tourism practices, developing aviation and promoting the expansion of collaboration between the public and private sectors to support progress in air connectivity, especially in emerging destinations. Both parties will use their expertise and advice in their respective fields, exchange knowledge and work on case studies on topics such as sustainable aviation fuel.

Commenting on the signing of the MoU, Professor Ahmet Bolat, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of Turkish Airlines, added: “We are excited to embark on a journey to build a strategic partnership with UN Tourism forging to achieve our common goal. of promoting sustainable tourism and improving global connectivity. This potential partnership underlines our commitment to sustainable tourism and highlights our role as a global connector, bringing together people and cultures from around the world. » Ion Vilcu, Director of UNWTO Affiliates, commented: “By signing the Memorandum, we seal a natural partnership to strengthen our commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism. Turkish Airlines is a global pioneer in promoting tourism and cultural exchange. This is undoubtedly a historic day that will allow us to promote community involvement, cultural diversity and highlight local heritage. »

The Memorandum of Understanding between Turkish Airlines and UN Tourism illustrates the importance of strategic partnerships in advancing the tourism and aviation sectors. By working closely together and consulting on issues of common interest, both organizations aim to create a more connected, sustainable and prosperous future for global tourism.

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