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"As Vice-Chair of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, I would like to highlight the significance of the tourism sector for Europe’s economic, social and cultural development. European statistics in this field, together with concern for environmental protection, can play a key role in planning a European strategy in this area. Reliable data which have been properly processed are essential in order to plan a framework of action in such a way as to maximise profit and to manage environmental threats. I believe that one of the matters we focus upon should be the collection of data on the development and current state of agritourism and ecotourism. A pan-European exchange of best practices is also essential for the dynamic development of this unique sector. In order to meet our expectations, European decision makers and entrepreneurs need up-to-date and reliable data, which take technological changes and new trends in consumer behaviour into account. It should be noted that the Treaty of Lisbon assigned new powers to the European Parliament with a view to stimulating measures in this field, as a result of which Parliament has a say in the revision of legal standards regulating this sector. I hope that this will help ensure that work on a sustainable tourism strategy progresses constructively."@en1
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