CLEAN : UNESCO celebrates 50th anniversary of world heritage protection

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by World Heritage sites, particularly in Africa, where many sites are not inscribed or are on the danger list. It highlights the need for educational and scientific work to preserve heritage for future generations. Plans include launching a World Heritage Educational program by 2025 and a digital platform by 2024 to offer virtual visits. The commitment to sustainable tourism is emphasized, ensuring no compromise on environmental protection while developing tourism products.

What is the goal of the World Heritage Platform set to launch by 2024?

How does the market influence the development of tourism products related to heritage?