Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-09-27-Speech-2-407-625"
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"I welcome Mr Fidanza’s report on tourism in Europe. As is comprehensively explained in the report, tourism is a hugely important industry to Europe, particularly in my home country of Ireland. Across Europe, tourism counts for 10% of GDP and 12% of total employment, and hence it is imperative that we put in place a comprehensive plan to develop and improve the industry. In particular, I welcome the report’s call for the publication of good tourism practices each year. This would provide practical advice to the many small and medium-size tourism enterprises that do not have access to the market research of the bigger-scale tourism companies. Moreover, the establishment of a ‘European heritage label’ would, much like UNESCO and other similar brands, help provide a standardisation to tourist attractions, thus improving the experience of those who visit these sights, destinations and experiences. Finally, I am particularly enthused by the proposal to create a long-term strategy for more coordinated and simplified visa procedures. This would greatly enhance the experience of visitors, particularly for those outside the Schengen zone."@en1
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