Title: Ian Kean Executive Director
1Ian KeanExecutive Director
2Regional Security Lessons from Bali
3 RISK MANAGEMENT
- Risk management is not a new idea
- Risk management in tourism is new
- Tourisms role impact in an economy
- Tourism and leadership responsibilities
- Tourism too big to ignore
- Tourism too big not to take its
- responsibilities seriously
4ASIA PACIFIC SNAPSHOT(APEC ECONOMIES ONLY)
5APEC REGION TOURISM TRAVEL(WTTC Estimates
Forecasts)
6AICST PROJECTA Model Disaster Recovery Strategy
- Partnership with PATA and WTO
- Develop a worlds-best-practice model
- use past experience inc. Bali
- modern risk management principles
- economic and legislative options
- applicability to all countries
7Model Disaster Recovery Strategy
- OBJECTIVES
- 1 To provide comprehensive information
strategies to guide governments (all levels) in
planning, adopting managing tourism disaster
recovery programs
8Model Disaster Recovery Strategy
- OBJECTIVES
- 2. To provide tourism industry organisations
operators with information options to guide
them in adopting procedures that will enhance
swift sustainable recovery - particularly relating to SMEs SmEs.
9Model Disaster Recovery Strategy
- PROJECT TIMEFRAME
- To commence in April 2003
- Conclusion report delivered by 30 Sep 03
- intention to have some elements of final
- strategy available to assist Bali
- - particularly more strategic issues
10Model Disaster Recovery Strategy
- PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
- Led by CRC for Sustainable Tourism (Aust)
- (Prof. Jeff Wilkes leading academic team)
- Honk Kong Polytechnic University
- University of Hawaii
11Model Disaster Recovery Strategy
- DISSEMINATION
- AICST to all APEC economies (Governments)
- PATA and WTO to the Travel Industry
- seminar for Government organisations
- Workshops for tourism organisations
- operators
- Manuals for industry
12APEC International Centre for Sustainable Tourism
(AICST)
- A multi-lateral tourism research consortium
involving governments, industry researchers - Purpose
- develop coordinate collaborative research
- projects
- build capacities, capabilities, skills
- knowledge throughout the region
13ISSUES DRIVING AICST
- tourism travel is forecast to double in the
- Asia Pacific region in the next 12-15 years
- What will be the opportunitiesGovt business
- What will be the impacts, positive negative
- - on communities
- - societies, cultures, heritage values
- - on the natural environment
- - on tourism industry business generally
- What are the issues we need to address now?
14APEC 21 ECONOMIES
15OPPORTUNITIES CHALLENGES
- Investment capacity?
- Profitability?
16TOURISM IN THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION
- Better able to take advantages of the
- opportunities
- Better able to meet the challenges
- Better able to be productive and profitable
- by
- BEING BETTER PREPARED