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First CEO Prof. Geoffrey Lipman wants a green and clean voice to matter

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The World Travel and Tourism Council was founded in 1990, and is celebrating 30 years at its global Summit in Cancun, Mexico next week. The first CEO Professor Geoffrey Lipman shares his views.

  1. Professor Geoffrey Lipman is heading SunX, and is also the Chair of the World Tourism Network (WTN) Green and Clean Voice Interest Section
  2. Professor Geoffrey Lipman was also the first CEO of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)
  3. WTTC celebrates 30 years at the upcoming Summit in Cancun on Monday and Tuesday. Lipman reflects and explains why his warnings on climate change matter even more.

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