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The document summarizes tourism management in Finland and opportunities for sustainable tourism development in South Ostrobothnia. It discusses how the Ministry of Employment and Economy and Finnish Tourist Board define tourism policy and promote Finland as a destination. Regional authorities also support tourism development. The region offers opportunities in international tourism showcasing Finnish culture and nature, though cooperation across sectors is needed. Sustainable event management can boost the local brand through recycling at music festivals and meetings.
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- 1. PM4SD European Summer School, Seinäjoki July 2nd 2014 Ulla Jussila
- 2. Topics • Management of Tourism in Finland • Opportunies and challenges of tourism development in South Ostrobothnia • Role of sustainable tourism project management 2
- 3. Management of Tourism in Finland Ministry of Employment and the Economy defines priorities for + Ministries of : o Tourism policy Agriculture and Forestry o General development of tourism Education and Culture o Coordination of support measures for tourism Transport and Communications o Prepares legislation on tourism Environment Finnish Tourist Board / Visit Finland o Promotes Finland´s incoming tourism; marketing Finland’s image as a tourist destination and supports the development of tourism services in Finland (e.g. Culture Finland, Outdoors Finland) Visit Finland will be integrated with Finpro at the end of 2014 Finpro – national trade, internationalization and investment organisation in Finland Regional Authorities: Regional Councils, Centers for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment, Municipalities, Research and Education institutions, Tourist Organisations etc. 3
- 5. Tourism development in South Ostrobothnia Opportunities International Tourism – the most Finnish area in the world, still unknown • Finnish wellbeing – Finrelax nature, local culture, local food • Cooperation over the business sectors • Regional Tourism Strategy 2013 – 2017 Challenges Cooperation • Network e.g. big companies and small ones - target definition 5
- 9. Sustainable project management Opportunities Sustainable event management - Tango Festival, Rock Festivals, Sport events, Meetings, Exhibitions etc. - Provinssirock example; Recycle or die Local brand & image Expertise in event organisation combined with sustainability management 9
- 10. Ulla Jussila Valtionkatu 1, Matkakeskus FI - 60100 Seinäjoki Tel. + 358 40 541 0214 Email: ulla.jussila@epmatkailu.fi www.epmatkailu.fi