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The 1st Commonwealth Conference on Sport Tourism with the theme 'Sport Tourism and Sustainability: Inter-Relationships, Impacts and Issues' was held in the state of Sabah, Malaysia. This conference explored the issues associated with the development, management and legacies of sport tourism. It was aimed to provide a platform for discussion to identify and create new approaches to sport tourism development, investment, sharing and exchanging of best practices in the planning and management of sport tourism.
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Bournemouth University
The 2008 Guardian University League tables named the School of Services Management at Bournemouth University as officially the number one University to study Tourism (including Hospitality & Leisure).
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CAT
Creative Advances Technology Sdn Bhd (CAT) was established in 1999 to actively participate and contribute to the development of IT adoption specifically for the travel industry.
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| Deep in our hearts, we all dream of a tropical haven. Pure, green and pristine. At the same time, unspoilt and still untouched by the bustling modern life. Welcome to Sabah, the land of eco-treasures. Imagine, being surrounded by the wonders of nature’s lush garden dating from the dawn of time. A place where you can climb to the awesome peak of the highest mountain in the region. |
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Delegates from Africa, Asia, Australia, Caribbean, Canada, Europe, New Zealand & UK
Attending the conference are delegates and participants from Commonwealth and non-Commonwealth countries. Among them are Mr Joseph Ross, Minister of Tourism, Trinidad and Tobago; Mr. Gabriel Namulambe, Minister of Sport, Youth and Child Development, Zambia; and Mr Todd Stewart Chilembo, Deputy Minister of Tourism and Natural Resources, Zambia.
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