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| Bruno Prof. Dr. sc. Benthin (retired Minister of Tourism) |
| ...have at 20.06.2004 composed following report: |
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In the former GDR the scientific investigations in leisure, tourism and recreation regarding geographical aspects were focussed in Greifswald (Geographical Institute) and those regarding economic problems were carried out in Dresden (Faculty of Traffics). Research into cultural aspects had their home in Berlin. Dr. Heike Bähre summed this up in her excellent dissertation of 2003 "Tourismuspolitik in der Systemtransformation".
From the opening speach of the IGU Conference, the meeting of the International Geographic Society, 20th June 2004 at Greifswald University.
The four-day conference was presented under the title "Recent Trends in Tourism - the Baltic and the World". |
| Jens-D. Kosmale, Federal Director, BundesForum Kinder- und Jugendreisen e.V. |
| ...have at 30.11.2002 composed following report: |
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"At the Tourism Trade Fair in Leipzig on the 22nd November 2002 a conference on the topical subject of "School trips" took place. There were subjective perceptions of the educational content of the day's substance, which in retrospect was unusually good. Whilst directly after the event some were unsatisfied with the overly-long introductory presentation or the lack of discussion of the press statements, one day's break was enough to recognise how astonishingly clearly problem areas that need attention in the future were highlighted..."
More detailed information to be found at: Nr. 203 |
| Dr. Michael Luther MP |
| ...have at 25.11.2002 composed following report: |
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Regarding the Future Symposium in Leipzig on the 22.11.2002:
"My compliments once again for the highly interesting conference"
via e-mail from 25th November 2002 to info@integron.de. |
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