International women's day 2021 Ioanna Papadopoulou: There is an urgent need to ‘build back better’ by Guest Editor 5 March 2021 written by Guest Editor 5 March 2021 0 comments Share 0FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 13 On occasion of International Women’s Day, GTP Headlines has invited women in Greek tourism to take a stand and answer the following question: What is the greatest challenge for Greek tourism in the post-Covid-19 era and what is the first step to address it? “The biggest challenge will be for all stakeholders to reach a common understanding on the urgent need to “build back better” under the perspective that visitor economies and destinations constitute a live, networked system.Sustainable growth, effective management of resources, rebuilding a new skillset for tourism workers, and realizing that locals are an integral part of the tourism ecosystem, will be key prerequisites for the timely, bold, and successful adaptation to the new era.” Ioanna PapadopoulouDirector, Communications & Marketing, Athens International Airport SA More #ChooseToChallenge voices < Emmanouella Moussama Marina Papatsoni > Follow GTP Headlines on Google News to keep up to date with all the latest on tourism and travel in Greece. Share 0 FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail Guest Editor previous post Marina Papatsoni: Focus on nature, people and heritage next post Emmanouella Moussama: Restoring travel confidence is necessary You may also like Sofia Zacharaki: Greek tourism will open safely for all visitors 5 March 2021 Vicky Loizou: Supporting tourism businesses is a priority 5 March 2021 Voula Patoulidou: Road tourism will be our priority 5 March 2021 Angela Gerekou: Equality cannot be postponed 5 March 2021 Afroditi Arvaniti – Minotto: Greece has gained consumer confidence 5 March 2021 Barbara Avdis: Greek tourism is on a journey to transform 5 March 2021