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EATOF


FieldValue
nameEast Asia Inter-Regional Tourism Federation
abbreviationEATOF
formation2000 Gangwon Province, Korea
purposeInternational Tourism Conference
websitehttp://www.eatof.org

Functions

Each member is playing following roles to achieve goals of EATOF:

  • Exchange of information on tourism policy and tourism industry
  • Development of joint programs which promote tourism in individual provinces and the region as a whole
  • Training, education and exchange of personnel working in the tourism sector both private and public
  • Other matters related to mutual cooperation in tourism

History

2000

After preliminary meeting, EATOF 2000 was held in Gangwon Province, Korea with participation of nine member provinces.

2006

Quang Ninh Province in Vietnam became a regular member.

2007

At the EATOF 2007 in Chiang Mai Province the group agreed to establish the EATOF Permanent Secretariat.

2008

EATOF permanent secretariat was established in Gangwon Province.

2009

Siem Reap in Cambodia and Luang Prabang in Laos became regular members.

Member Province

Country
Provinces
Logo
Accession
South KoreaGangwon ProvinceFounding member
IndonesiaYogyakarta Special Region[[File:Coat of arms of Yogyakarta.svg100px]]Founding member
PhilippinesCebuFounding member
JapanTottori[[File:Flag of Tottori Prefecture.svg100px]]Founding member
ChinaJilinFounding member
MalaysiaSarawak[[File:Coat of arms of Sarawak.svg100px]]Founding member
ThailandChiang MaiFounding member
MongoliaTuv[[File:Mn coa töv aimag.svg100px]]Founding member
RussiaPrimorsky[[File:Coat of arms of Primorsky Krai.svg100px]]Founding member
VietnamQuảng Ninh Province2005
LaosLuang Prabang2009
CambodiaSiem Reap2009
EATOF General AssemblyNoDateCountryHostTheme
1st5–7 September 2000South KoreaGangwon Province
2nd9–11 September 2001IndonesiaYogyakarta Special Region
3rd22‒24 September 2002PhilippinesCebu
4th5–7 September 2004JapanTottori
5th2–4 September 2005ChinaJilin
6th14–16 September 2006MalaysiaSarawak
7th5–7 September 2007ThailandChiang Mai
8th21‒23 July 2008MongoliaUlan Bator
9th8–10 September 2009South KoreaGangwon Province
10th2010VietnamQuảng Ninh ProvinceEATOF 2010 - For the sustainable development in East Asia
11th22‒25 November 2011PhilippinesCebuCelebrating 12 Years of Enduring Cooperation and Commitment
12th28 November – 1 December 2012CambodiaSiem Reap ProvinceEast Asia Optimizing Sustainable Green Tourism
13th17–21 October 2013LaosLuang Prabang ProvinceTourism, the Key to Sustainable Cultural Conservation
14th4-6 September 2014MalaysiaKuching, SarawakGrowing Regional Tourism Together
15th2015IndonesiaYogyakarta Special Region

References

References

  1. [http://www.eatof.org/sub01/sub02.asp "East Asia Inter-Regional Tourism Forum"] {{Webarchive. link. (3 August 2010 , additional text.)
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