Bolivia
International Cooperation for Sustainable Tourism
A guide working with Casa Relax Chuquiñapi, a community-based tourism project in the La Paz region of Bolivia, shares his experience with the participants of the 2017 International Seminar. Were you among the 1.3 billion tourists who travelled internationally this year? With the development of more advanced and affordable forms of transportation, and the expansion…
Development Perspectives | Bolivia, Economic Opportunities, Peru, Tanzania, Uniterra, Volunteering for Development
|2017 International Seminar Research Summary
In July of 2017, 21 youth leaders from Canada and Bolivia gathered in La Paz, Bolivia, for the 2017 International Seminar on sustainable community tourism. An extraordinary human adventure Living up to its reputation, the 2017 International Seminar was an incredibly enriching experience. It provided youth with an opportunity to connect with their peers from…
Resources | Bolivia, Economic Opportunities, International Seminar, Uniterra, Volunteering for Development
|The 71st International Seminar wraps up in Bolivia
By: Cécile Robert, International Seminar Coordinator, Uniterra Program Not every student would be willing to spend their summer holidays producing research reports on sustainable tourism. But for the 21 participants of the 2017 International Seminar in Bolivia, it was a no-brainer. They happily traded in their vacation plans because they knew these reports could be…
Success Stories | Bolivia, Economic Opportunities, International Seminar, Uniterra, Volunteering for Development
|Sustainable tourism, theme of the 71st International Seminar and key sector for development in Bolivia
By: Cécile Robert, International Seminar Coordinator, Uniterra Program Yesterday, we launched the 71st International Seminar. For the first time in its long history, the Seminar will be held in Bolivia and will focus on sustainable community tourism. Established by WUSC in 1948, the International Seminar is an educational gathering that offers students and young professionals…