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9. Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland Attracts Record 1.5 Million Tourists: In 2016, the Wieliczka Salt Mine, one of Poland's biggest attractions, was visited by a record 1.5 million tourists. Chapels carved in salt, sculptures, underground saline lakes and numerous traces of the exploitation of salt deposits make this mine, a must-see attraction. Visitors of the mine can enjoy a variety of things to do, including, shopping, eating, concerts, visiting a he

10. Melia Koh Samui Provides Land for Farm to Help Feed Elephants: The first Meliá resort to open in Thailand has provided land for a community farm to help feed elephants rescued from exploitation. Located 200 metres from Meliá Koh Samui on the north-eastern tip of Koh Samui island, the 250 square metre farm supports 200 banana trees, as well as additional elephant fodder such as napier and sweet grass. Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 19 Febru

11. World Committee on Tourism Ethics Establishes Action Plan: The protection of children from all forms of exploitation, the fight against trafficking, anti-poaching and accessible tourism for all are among the work priorities defined by the newly formed World Committee on Tourism Ethics (WCTE). The Committee met this week at UNWTO headquarters to identify the major challenges facing responsible tourism and define its Action Plan for the comi

12. Accor joins ECPAT and TAT to protect children - Latest Travel News - September 2002: Accor joins ECPAT and TAT to protect children. Latest Travel News from ASIA Travel Tips.com - updated daily, and available free through email. September 2002.

13. Accor first Hotel Group to sign ECPAT Code of Conduct to Protect Children: Accor first Hotel Group to sign ECPAT Code of Conduct to Protect Children

14. UNWTO activities during ITB Berlin: UNWTO activities during ITB Berlin.

15. Carol Bellamy to Chair UNWTO World Tourism Network on Child Protection: Carol Bellamy, former Executive Director of UNICEF (1995-2005), is the new chair of the UNWTO World Tourism Network on Child Protection. Ms. Bellamy will start her tenure at the network’s 30th meeting in connection with ITB Berlin in March 2015, where the network’s agenda for the coming year will be established.