3rd Future Tourism Leaders Workshop

Online Symposium
Sustainable Tourism: COVID-19 Reframing and Realization
March 16th ［tue］13:00〜16:00, 2021
＊With no admission fee ＊Pre-registration is required ＊By zoom

PROGRAM＊Simul interpretation service (Japanese/English) is available＊About 25min. for each speaker◆Presentations◆◆MC： Kyoko YAGI 【Lecturer, Toyo University】◆Alcinda Louise TRAWEN【Deputy Manager, Research and International Relations,
UNWTO Regional Support Office for Asia and the Pacific】✓UNWTO Role in COVID-19 Recovery in Asia Pacific◆Takafumi UEDA
【Senior Advisor(Private Sector Development）,Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA）】✓International Cooperation for Tourism and Responses to COVID-19◆Atsushi KORESAWA【UN-HABITAT Regional Representative for Asia and the Pacific,
UN-HABITAT Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (Fukuoka, Japan)】✓Building Back Better and Greener from COVID-19 Pandemic◆Yoshinori OCHI【Professor, Faculty of International Tourism Management,Toyo University】✓New Forms of Tourism with the COVID-19◆Yoshiro FUKUI【CEO, Sanin DMO for Inbound Tourism】✓Tourism in the post-COVID-19:From the perspective of the Regional DMO◆Panel Discussion - with all speakers◆◆Facilitator: Masami MORISHITA【Professor, Faculty of International Tourism Management, Toyo University】◆Application method◆◆Enrollment limit: 450 (first-come-first-served basis)◆Application deadline: Mar. 12thPlease apply through the website with this QR codehour】◆Contact information◆ 【Working9:00～17:45

UNWTO Regional Support Officefor Asia and the Pacific
Person in Charge: Natsuaki and Nishihara

Tel: 0742-30-3880
E-mail: event2020@unwto-ap.org

こん◆Co-host: UNWTO Regional Support Office/Toyo University/Japan International Cooperation Agency

Online Symposium
Sustainable Tourism: COVID-19 Reframing and Realization
March 16th ［tue］13:00〜16:00, 2021

PROGRAM＊Simul interpretation service (Japanese/English) is available＊About 25min. for each speaker◆MC： Kyoko YAGI 【Lecturer, Toyo University】

13：00～ Opening Remarks◆Etsuko YAGUCHI【President, Toyo University】

１３：１０～ Presentations◆Alcinda Louise TRAWEN【Deputy Manager, Research and International Relations,
UNWTO Regional Support Office for Asia and the Pacific】✓UNWTO Role in COVID-19 Recovery in Asia Pacific◆Takafumi UEDA 【Senior Advisor(Private Sector Development）, Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA）】✓International Cooperation for Tourism and Responses to COVID-19◆Atsushi KORESAWA【UN-HABITAT Regional Representative for Asia and the Pacific,
UN-HABITAT Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (Fukuoka, Japan)】✓Building Back Better and Greener from COVID-19 Pandemic◆Yoshinori OCHI【Professor, Faculty of International Tourism Management, Toyo University】✓New Forms of Tourism with the COVID-19◆Yoshiro FUKUI【CEO, Sanin DMO for Inbound Tourism】✓Tourism in the post-COVID-19:From the perspective of the Regional DMO

15:20～ Panel Discussion – with all speakers◆Facilitator: Masami MORISHITA【Professor, Faculty of International Tourism Management, Toyo University】

16:０0～ Closing Remarks◆Hiroko SUZUKI【Deputy Chief, UNWTO Regional Support Office for Asia and the Pacific】

SPEAKERS
Alcinda Louise TRAWEN
Deputy Manager, Research andInternational Relations,
UNWTO Regional Support
Office for Asia and the Pacific

Takafumi UEDASenior Advisor(Private Sector Development),
Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA)

Atsushi KORESAWA
UN-Habitat Regional
Representative for Asiaand the Pacific

Yoshinori OCHI
Professor, Faculty ofInternational Tourism
Management, Toyo University

Yoshiro FUKUICEO, Sanin DMO
for Inbound Tourism

Ms. TRAWEN has recently joined UNWTO RSOAP from the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (PMGTPA)
where she worked for 13 years. She has worked in the areas of tourism master plan implementation & development,
cruise ship development, tourism training and awareness.
She holds a Master's degree of Tourism from James Cook University, Australia, and a Master's degree of Planning,
University of Otago, New Zealand.

After joining Fuji Bank (currently Mizuho Bank) in 1982, and working for the Overseas Consultants Association (ECFA),
Mr. Ueda became a senior expert in corporate development at the International Labor Organization(ILO) in 1993. In 2005,
he started working for JICA, and he has been supporting the implementation management, and training of private
sector development projects, such as tourism development, regional revitalization, Small and Medium Enterprises promotion,and investment promotion since 2007. He has been based in Thailand, Switzerland, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.
He visited three regions in 74 countries so far. He holdsan MBA and a Master's degree of the Food Research Institutefrom Stanford University.
Mr. Koresawa has worked in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the Cabinet Office, the Fireand Disaster Management Agency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, and the Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development (OECD). He is the representative of the United Nations Human Settlement Program in the Asia
Pacific Region Since June 2017, leading to solve various problems associated with urbanization in developing and emerging
countries (city planning, infrastructure and housing development, slum improvement, etc.), and supervising oversees
businesses, such as disaster recovery support and adaptation to climate change. Mr. Koresawa is currently supporting thegovernments of each country for “Build Back Better and Greener” from COVID-19 pandemic since March 2020.
Born in Hiroshima Prefecture, Mr.Ochi graduated from Waseda University Faculty of Political Science and Economics,
Department of Political Science. He has served as a Senior Managing Director of Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd.,President of United Tours Co., Ltd., as well as Director and Secretary-General of the Japan Association of Travel Agents(JATA). In JATA, he has promoted SDGs, such as signing the ethics charter, establishing the UNWTO special award, andholding a tourism ministers' meeting. In cooperation with the Japan Tourism Agency, he is implementing measures against
COVID-19, such as the “Go To Travel” campaign.
Born in Nagasaki City. After graduating from university, Mr. Fukui worked for a major travel agency. The first half of hiscareer, he served for a corporate business in the metropolitan area of departure. In the second half, he awakened
to the importance of promoting tourism in the rural areas and participated in the launch of a company for providing
tour packages within a destination. After these experiences in the travel industry, he became a fixed-term employee ofthe Kanagawa Prefectural Office and was in charge of tourism and promotion in general. He has been in his current
position since 2016 with prioritizing a regional-based approach.

こん◆Co-host: UNWTO Regional Support Office/Toyo University/Japan International Cooperation Agency