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The Power Of Youth Travel
Affiliate members report published by unwto and wyse travel confederation

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AM Reports | VOLUME TWO

The power of youth travel

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The power of youth travel

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Foreword Taleb Rifai

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Foreword Ulises Ortega

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Introduction | The power of youth travel

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Youth: The future of travel

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An economic contribution that matters

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Beyond backpacking: What young travellers bring to the global community

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Spain – The ideal destination for learning Spanish

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The Australian Tourism Export Council’s Backpacker & Youth Tourism Advisory Panel

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Working with partners and government to raise standards and safeguard young people working abroad

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Who are China’s young, affluent travellers?

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The development of the South African Youth Travel Confederation

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Commentary | A lasting impression: The importance of global travel for young people

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Conclusion | The power of youth travel

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Case studies

STA Travel

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Experiment in international living

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English UK

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Hostelling International

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Conservation Volunteers

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Kilroy

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Hostelworld

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Mundo Joven

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Egyptian Student Travel Services

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CFS Services

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Google

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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